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Would you run with an ankle support?
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Feb 2014
2:31pm, 4 Feb 2014
4261 posts
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HermanBloom
Ok thanks guys. Food for thought. It's "just" the four miles tonight so thought this would be the perfect opportunity to test it out.
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Feb 2014
8:38am, 5 Feb 2014
674 posts
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Fitz
Di d my 4 this morning. No problem with the ankle and new orthotics gave me no grief, although I still have a Compeed on my foot from Saturday's first run with them fitted. However, I woke up with a back ache! Really painful and stiff in the lower back. I am prepared to give up on atheism and pray very very hard that this is not a return to the back problems I had years ago. |
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Feb 2014
8:38am, 5 Feb 2014
675 posts
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Fitz
How did you get on, HB?
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Feb 2014
9:17am, 5 Feb 2014
4264 posts
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HermanBloom
It went OK thanks. Took it slow, with the support on. Bit of tenderness there this morning but not much at all. I won't be using the support for a long run (10+) as I refuse to believe that thing won't rub at a certain point and cause an issue. May run in it for tomorrow's 7 miler though.
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