Shin splints, particularly anterior/lateral shin splints, are something we see in our practices so often. Here's a great sequence to help you treat this common ailment.
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@ayayayify The best way are custom made orthotics or specialized gel heel cup inserts. If it is a persistent problem then consulting with a qualified medical professional is where you would start.
DIANNADAPKINS 2 months ago
how would you improve shock absorption?
ayayayify 2 months ago