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Member Since:

Jun 03, 2013

Gender:

Female

Goal Type:

5 K Finish

Running Accomplishments:

well.. i'm not the social outcast anymore.

Surivived xc season

5k time- 30:03

Short-Term Running Goals:

800- 2:40

1600- 6:30

Long-Term Running Goals:

Continue to run after graduation! Eventually to run a half marathon.

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1.50

For some reason..injuries love me. They always find me! Warm up was fine. My shins don't hurt too bad when I run...most the time. Every now and again there is a shot of pain and then when i stop running they hurt..really bad. Because of this i didn't go the full distance today. i  only went one and skipped striders again cause it was hurting too bad. That being said i decided im going to keep a positive attitude towards my injury and not use it as an excuse to slack off in practice or even skip as i do with my shoulder for swim. Im going to actually do the stuff to make it better! haha who knows maybe it will work :) So besides Icing, rolling, stretching, and ankle circles..anything else i can be doing to speed up recovery process of shin splints?

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From fiddy on Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 11:16:50 from 155.101.96.138

Eccentric Calf Raises may not help you recover faster, but could help prevent them in the future.

Maybe you are overstretching?

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