Help: Peroneal tendonitis and Pedal Choice

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westcoastcycler
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Help: Peroneal tendonitis and Pedal Choice

Postby westcoastcycler » Sun May 08, 2016 3:44 pm

I started regular cycling in November and gradually built up to modest 3x20km rides each week on my Merida 4 fitted with Crank Brothers Eggbeaters. My shoes are Lake MX101 with Crank Brothers Premium Cleats. If you are familiar with them, Crank Brothers Eggbeaters have no platform on them.

Physically, I wasn't able to be very active last year due to illness, however I am a trim 88kg and 186cm (6'2").

Over the last couple of months I've developed painful peroneal tendonitis on my right side and a mild case of the same on my left side. I start seeing a physio for tomorrow for that. My riding is paced at about 23km/hour with a 15min warm up of a slower speed ride.
I’m wondering if I had pedals with a shoe platform on that it might prevent the recurrence of the peroneal tendonitis after I recover the best I can.

Any ideas and info would be greatly appreciated.

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