Calf and Ankle Stretching Workout for Shin Splints
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i dont have a wall...
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SHIN SPLINTS SUCK
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miss Nicole, I have to tell you: THANK YOU!!!! I did this today at the gym, and I was able to RUN at 6mph for 20 min straight! I haven't been able to do that in months! I had way too much shin pain, these stretches really worked for me! thank you! you made it super easy to do! I really appreciate it!!!
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Hi I have had my legs tightening and my feet in the middle tightening sometimes and it gets very painful, what kind of exercises could I do so I don't wak up with pain sometime syou do not have control to move the muscles or move around for a few minutes because of the pain.I've also had them standing up
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I was having terrible pain from shin splints, did these stretches before my walk today and it helped a lot -- not pain free, but a lot less pain! Thanks.
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cute
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@Doza130 Good question! I'd say "warm" is typically after 3-5 minutes of light to moderate activity.
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@sparkpeople I need help, This isn't working, ive been playing football lately, and for the last few years I havent been working my legs out so I started getting shin splints for the last few weeks and nothing seems to work :(
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@sparkpeople Warm up, stretch, work out, stretch, cool down
This may be a stupid question but My track is about 10 to 15 mins away. can i do the warm ups and my house and stretch there or should i use my car as the wall when i get to the track?
brotheryang 1 year ago 6
@brotheryang Not a stupid question. If you warm up and then sit to drive 10-15 minutes, you've just negated your warm up. Warm up at the track and try to find a place to stretch there- any wall, fence--your car should work too. I recommend stretching AFTER your workout for most effectiveness.
sparkpeople 1 year ago
hello spark people. I have Osgood Schlatters in both legs, and I was stupid yesterday--I ran in old, old running shoes for fifty minutes (under 8 min. pace), and then later played basketball for two hours, after my legs were inflamed. They still hurt the next day. Walking, sitting down, stairs, etc. are killing me. So, I can't really warm up, don't have any running shoes right now. I've had 3 stress fractures in these legs (all at once a few yrs. ago). Is it possible that I re-stres frac'd?
aka1darkknight 1 year ago
@aka1darkknight That's a question for your doctor, not SparkPeople. Sorry!
sparkpeople 1 year ago 3