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Uploaded by on Feb 11, 2007

Shin splints are commonly caused by muscle imbalances, pronation, insufficient shock absorption (worn out shoes) and toe running.

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  • shin splints are so annoying. They just dont want to go away...

  • i used to LOVE running barefoot on the treadmill, but your feet turn black!

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  • @xk3t Can take anything from 3 to 6 to 9 months to heal

  • the people who get shin splints, in my experience, are almost ALWAYS overstriding, heel landing and foot slapping. Simple tweaks in running form, especially a raised turnover rate and shorter stride, combined with more minimal shoes (or better, no shoes at all), is almost always the only prescription that really puts an end to the problem. It's simple, and cheap :-)

  • i hate shin splints. im a soccer player and ive had them for about a month straight now and they just get worse after my workouts which i do twice a week. at first i thought maybe i stretched it wrong but after 3 weeks of pain in both my legs i went to my school trainer and found out that i had shin splints and they hurt like hell!

  • I get it in both my legs and that's after just walking not running,Within 2/3 mins am in server pain not able to walk for 5 mins or so.And that's how i start walking as he says at 02;28 feet slapping,Thats me.

  • Im just about to start royal marines recruit training and ive got shinsplints, pain in the arse really cos i may have to quit!!

  • UGH I am a track runner and I HATE SHIN SPLINTS!!

  • Used to be able to run flat-out, no problem. But now I get the shin splint right away. Not 20 years old anymore :-(

    Gonna be elyptical machine from now on.

  • @saunallezellite

    I KNOW!... I've gone to the doctor and he said they take a while but 3 months!?!

    That is outrageous.

  • whenever i my stamina starts improving, i get severe pain on my ankle going up my shiin from the inside .. with this condition i can never improve my fitness.. am i suffering from shin splints?

  • good info

    I trained really hard over the course of 3 months and it gave me shin splints

    Its taken me over 1 year to heal my shin splints and I still can't run for extended periods of time. I have to buy new shoes every 3 months, and I can't walk to fast or else my shins flare up

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