Nov 2006
10:04pm, 2 Nov 2006
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Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs)
no one to recommend a physio Siouxsie?
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Nov 2006
10:06pm, 2 Nov 2006
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Siouxsie
i'll find one!:)
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Nov 2006
10:07pm, 2 Nov 2006
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Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs)
I'm offski
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Nov 2006
10:43pm, 2 Nov 2006
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JohnJ
If it's shin splints then you need to be iceing daily S. A good stretch for the area is to stand with your toes on the edge of a step and let your weight stretch your calfs. Basically it's rest and ice for shin splints, and when they feel better try and work on strengthening the muscles around the shin area. Something as simple as sitting on the sofa and raising your foot up and down(hingeing at the ankle) will do the trick. Then when you start running again try and stay off concrete run on verges or trails, and whack the ice on as soon as you get back home even if they don't hurt. And finally go to a proper running shop and get fitted for your running shoes.
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Nov 2006
10:45pm, 2 Nov 2006
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Siouxsie
doing stretches as said, resting but not iced for a while, doing the hingeing thing and could run on trails..so i just have to wait then? oh and got fitted shoes too, the day before i got pain, so only used them once!
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Nov 2006
10:46pm, 2 Nov 2006
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danny wilde
JJ - sound advice young man
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Nov 2006
10:50pm, 2 Nov 2006
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JohnJ
Can you not get a physio reccomended by the place you had your runners fitted???
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Nov 2006
10:51pm, 2 Nov 2006
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danny wilde
It doesn't sound much consolation, and Dr Cabletow may say it's complete twaddle, but my GP reckoned thay when I had shin splints they would heal and be stronger than before.I've never had a problem with shins since.I do 99% of my running on tarmac.Hallelujah for cushioned running shoes.
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Nov 2006
10:53pm, 2 Nov 2006
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Siouxsie
i will phone tomorrow..:) so i can run even if it gets sore?
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Nov 2006
10:53pm, 2 Nov 2006
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danny wilde
Do you go to the gym Sioux - I can't remember sorry
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