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Getbig Bodybuilding Boards => Training Q&A => Injury and Rehabilitation => Topic started by: Tombo on July 03, 2008, 04:57:26 AM
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the best excuse for not doing cardio, the problem is, they only fucking hurt when you're finished :( anyone else have problems with em? and if you do, other than 'rest' what are your awesome remedies i know you guys have..
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I get shin splints whenever my running/cardio shoes begin to crap out on me. As soon as I start to get them, I know it's time for a new pair.
You may be over-pronating your feet when you are doing cardio. You may want to consider a pair of shoes that are designed for over-pronators. I wear Saucony Stabils and replace them every 3-4 months if I am doing alot of cardio.
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Don't confuse Shin splints with Compartment syndrom. Pay careful attention to your foot strikes while running.
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I get shin splints whenever my running/cardio shoes begin to crap out on me. As soon as I start to get them, I know it's time for a new pair.
You may be over-pronating your feet when you are doing cardio. You may want to consider a pair of shoes that are designed for over-pronators. I wear Saucony Stabils and replace them every 3-4 months if I am doing alot of cardio.
Agreed, i kept getting them for a while and couldn't figure out why till someone told me to get new shoes. Long story short got new running shoes and got my feet evaluated at The Runners Market" problem solved.
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Don't confuse Shin splints with Compartment syndrom. Pay careful attention to your foot strikes while running.
Yeah but I'm not having any fluid buildup or swelling? isn't that one of the primary symptoms? and since I bought a new pair of shoes, and don't run on hard surfaces, It's only sometimes in my right tibialis, and it subsides after resting/sleep .. i've had ankle problems too, my range of motion is more than normal in my ligaments, and know how to strap them etc etc, but I just can't see the need to for cardio on grass. Thanks for the comments and advice though! :)
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Hey man if they are shin splints try different cardio for a while because rest and ice will be the main help. But you can also do some towel stretches pulling on the toes and resistance stretches sitting and pulling up with your toes. I get them when I am starting my outdoor cardio stuff again for the year (every year!).