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    I cant run because of shin splints

    my shin splints have gotten really bad in left leg. the stiffness in the area is very terrible. looked all over the internet and dont know how to get rid of them.. what do i do to get rid of them?
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    You'll have to ice them every night for at least 20 minutes at a time.

    Get proper running shoes with a lot of support and great cushioning, this will lessen the risk of making them worse. Also, run on soft surfaces. Running on concrete will just make them worse, I didn't even have shin splits, but walking one day on my road had my shin hurt a little bit.

    So try to find a cushioned track, grass, something other than concrete. Stay off them for a few days and do a lot of icing, this should help you.
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    [QUOTE=DGBoutte;463761773]my shin splints have gotten really bad in left leg. the stiffness in the area is very terrible. looked all over the internet and dont know how to get rid of them.. what do i do to get rid of them?[/QUOTE

    You may have too tight and or strong calf muscles in comparison to your anterior tibialis muscles which are located next to your shins. This imbalance can cause strain when running.




    You need to stretch your calf muscles and strengthen your anterior tiblialis muscle. Here are some exercises you could do. The first one is a reverse calf raise.

    http://www.exrx.net/WeightExercises/...CalfRaise.html



    Also avoid any down hill running this can especially place a strain on your shins.
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    Do what the posters above suggest.

    You need to work on your running form. Most runners with shin splints overstride and rely on the heel strike too much. To avoid shin splints you want to be landing on your mid foot more than your heel as this puts less dorsiflexion stress on the anterior tibial muscles.

    Work on your running form after you've rested and recovered. Shin splints are a bitch.
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