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PostSubject: Off topic, anyone runners have shin splints?   Off topic, anyone runners have shin splints? EmptyTue Jun 25, 2013 7:28 pm
I have always had shin splints through my youth. I played sports year around through high school. Always had problems with them. I was good at sprinting but when i had to keep pace at a jog. When shins would kill.. Now im trying to start jogging again. And my shins splint act up. Any tips for me anyone?
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PostSubject: Re: Off topic, anyone runners have shin splints?   Off topic, anyone runners have shin splints? EmptyTue Jun 25, 2013 8:21 pm
Lots of stretching, ice, and ibuprofen. I freaking hate shin splints, good luck.

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PostSubject: Re: Off topic, anyone runners have shin splints?   Off topic, anyone runners have shin splints? EmptyTue Jun 25, 2013 8:33 pm
Yes.
Run only on soft surfaces until they disappear.
Ice is your friend.
Most importantly, start strengthening exercises for the muscle in front of your shin.
- sit on the counter in your kitchen so your legs are free
- suspend a weight from the toe area of your foot
(A 5 lb. bag of sugar in a plastic grocery bag or purse works)
- lift the bag, just using your foot, 5 sets x 10 each

Be patient. This is not going to get better instantly.
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