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kelly kelly is offline
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Default High School Runner - 12-07-2006, 02:17 PM

My son is an 19 year old, and he is a high school runner who get shin splints. and got checked for a stress fracture , but no fracture found.

I Just wonde about therapies and running shoes. He runs 30-40 miles a week.

Any Ideas?
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Default 12-07-2006, 11:58 PM

Shoes are the main cause of most of the running injuries. If his shoes are worn , get new ones. Two or three pairs of shoes can help prevent shin soreness.Regular exercise also helps to prevent sore shins, by helping to maintain a body alignment such that the foot tends to land under, rather than in front of, the runner. It follows that overstriding is a major cause of splints.
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Default 12-10-2006, 02:33 AM

Is he only running on hard surfaces? Is he running hard everyday. I found being in the wrong shoes , and I think running hard everyday on the roads is a formula for success.


That is if success if always having shin splints. Depending on the area it could be a weakened muscle or possibly compartment syndrome
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Default 10-01-2007, 08:37 AM

You're right james... Thanks for the info you've shared...
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