Fina and cardio?

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05-30-2004, 07:32 PM
Krunchtime

Fina and cardio?

since I started fina Im having pain in my lower back... Has anyone else had this problem
05-30-2004, 07:36 PM
tmeoe

This isn't uncommon on any type of AAS, could just be the lower back pumps. Your title mentions cardio, are the pains only when running. I know that fina is known for shortness of breath when doing cardio. I could only suggest a longer stretching session before and after the cardio, unless you could provide some more specific info.
05-30-2004, 07:52 PM
Krunchtime

thanks. Yes I only feel the pains when running
05-30-2004, 08:04 PM
tmeoe

Def, try the stretching w/ ice after the cardio. Also, look into some inserts for your shoes, you'd be surprised at how well they help with lower back pain and shin sprints. I'm guessing your an athlete with your SN, and i am too and the inserts help your foot get a better arch.
05-30-2004, 08:06 PM
sooner45

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Originally Posted by tmeoe

Def, try the stretching w/ ice after the cardio. Also, look into some inserts for your shoes, you'd be surprised at how well they help with lower back pain and shin sprints. I'm guessing your an athlete with your SN, and i am too and the inserts help your foot get a better arch.

You make a good point bro! My shins sometimes hurt too when doing cardio? Any peticular inserts you are talking about? Thanks! :hello:
05-30-2004, 08:12 PM
Da Bull

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Originally Posted by baseballer19

since I started fina Im having pain in my lower back... Has anyone else had this problem

Fina and Dbol are known for lower back pumps bro....very common.
05-30-2004, 08:19 PM
tmeoe

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Originally Posted by sooner45

You make a good point bro! My shins sometimes hurt too when doing cardio? Any peticular inserts you are talking about? Thanks! :hello:

Depends on how much you want to spend. Are you with an athletic dept. at your school? They can get you some that are designed for your feet. If not you can go to an orthopedic and get some help, also expensive. If neither of these are an option than go to your local wal-mart and find some Dr. Scholles high arch support.