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- 12/06/2008 at 6:44 am #99919
Fluppy
MemberI get these when I power-walk or walk normally for long distances. Does anyone know of any exercises I can do to lesson the pressure (which later turns into pain)?
How would I go about preparing and training for Kokoda with these?
It's not as if I'm able to bring a personal masseur along with me, so some advice in this area would be greatly appreciated.
13/06/2008 at 2:39 am #99918ryano82
MemberLots of stretches
And they will eventually go away as you get fitter
It takes a while for the strength to build up in them
13/06/2008 at 3:17 am #99920Fluppy
MemberThanks Ryan.
Funny thing is, I'm an elite gymnast and also a blue-belt in martial arts, so you would think that I wouldn't get shin splints anymore – not so! Maybe I'm just weird lol!
13/06/2008 at 10:27 am #99925ryano82
MemberI know what you mean I also thought the same thing about myself
I had never done a lot of hard road pounding running until 6 months ago
but i would have considered myself as quite fit
and only when I started to run on the road I started to get them
but after 1 month they seem to get less and less until the pain was gone - AuthorPosts
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