I was going for a jog this morning, and every single step it felt like 10,000 lbs was crashing on my lower shin, are these shin splints? it never happened before just all of a sudden today, i stretched and did a brisk walk for warmup too!!!
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Shin Splints!!!!!
I was going for a jog this morning, and every single step it felt like 10,000 lbs was crashing on my lower shin, are these shin splints? it never happened before just all of a sudden today, i stretched and did a brisk walk for warmup too!!!
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sounds like it could be
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sometiems running on hard surfaces can cause them
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you run a lot? I got them pretty bad when I was running cross-country in high school, took about a month before the pain subsided but I was stupid at the time and never asked the sports therapist guy at our school about it...
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nah i run like twice year. i usally only do the eliptical
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stretch stretch the anterior tibialis
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how to tape for shin splints
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Bro you are a GOD!Originally Posted by spywizard
I get shinsplints somehting fierce... I got "popeye legs", my calves are naturally massive and I get vicious shin splints from running or even walking at a fast pace uphill.
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mine were so bad until i found an exercise where i face the wall, place my heel as close to the wall as possible, then push the knee towards the wall..
stretches out the muslce, and no more splints at all.. but i do it every time before, and during softball, volleyball, running..
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If you're on juice, that could be the reason for the shin splints. I used to get them bad on cycle while walking around campus. I don't remember the reason they occur (I'll try to find it for you) but it's a well-known side-effect. I've never experienced them off-cycle but they hurt like a mutha.
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check your shoes this always makes a big difference.
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why were you running?
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because i was being chased by the po po's
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mine get really bad when i am retaining alot of water.
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sounds like you have anterior compartment syndrome...
running uphill will do it, improper shoe's, dehydration..
stretch Tib. anterior and Peroneals(longus and brevis). Stretch quickly before a run for a stimulating effect and for at least 30 seconds after a run for a relaxing effect. If your not sure how to target these muscles in a stretch, follow:
Tib. Ant. - plantarflex (point your toes) and evert them (away from each other)
Peroneals - dorsiflex (bring toes back) and invert them (towards each other)
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haha, i was involved in the same thing not to long ago...
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great help thanks!
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i have compartment syndrome, sounds like you do to. See a doctor, your pain wont go away it will just get worse, trust me. The test to check is painful but the surgery is not too bad, just make sure you get multiple opinions and find the doctor who will perform the least invasive procedure if it ends up being compartment syndrome. Hit me up if you have any questions
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haha good bump, it hasnt been bothering me much at all, I go for light jogs a few nigths a week and at a medium walk they are fine, at a faster run they are fine, but a medium jog, only me right shin hurts after a while
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if you notice bumps coming up, it means your muscles are trying to burst through the lining (fascia). Just be cautious because one slight impact (mine was one day playing basketball) can cause it to inflame to a point where the only treatment is like 2-3 weeks with no excercise.
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i need to get some tap for i can tap my shines at work.i just got of var and my shin splints were horrible i coundt run at work.always when i was drinking enouhg water it would make is worse.
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i had em durin baseball season last year. i got skipped in the pitchin rotation that week and all my trainer did was tape em up and tell me to run. he said that if u run that it will eventually get better and they sholdnt come back again and they havent. i thought i was gonna cry running it hurt so damn bad
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DAMN!!! Good post!!!
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