shin spint
acac
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hi all can anyone tell me me what shin spint is as i was told thats what i have its painfull in my shine feels like a dager it my shine ?
play hard ride hard
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do you mean shin splint?
its when the muscles around the shin become inflammed for a number of reasons, what training do you do and who told you that you have them?never hurts your eyes to look on the bright side of life...0 -
the dotor told me but did not tell me what it was and no i dont do any training it was aday and half later after abike ride i got.
i hadnt been on my bike for while before that.. :roll:play hard ride hard0 -
i think most shin splints are caused by running etc? so its weird you should get them from cycling, get another opinion from a walk in centrenever hurts your eyes to look on the bright side of life...0
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I'd be surprised if you have shin splints caused by biking. I used to get shin splints quite bad playing football and running. Since I started cycling regularly I've found that it's no longer a problem. If anything cycling helped it, not made it worse. I think it's brought on more by the impact of running, so cycling shouldn't cause it.East Anglia Biking Collective!
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no i dont think cycleing was the cause
it was about aday in ahalf later at work it started
as am one my feet all day just wondering what it is
am of work at moment becouse of it.
had it nearly two weeks nowplay hard ride hard0 -
Get some Orthaheel shoe inserts. They are designed to help with shin splints, knee pain, fallen arches and a few other things.
I'm using them in my work shoes and cycling shoes. I can say that they have helped with my arches, knee pain and re-aligning my left foot position.
On bikeradar they have some similar shoe inserts on review, but I don't know if they will help with shin splints.
http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/clothing/shoes/product/insoles-317580 -
I suffered from shin splints from playing so much football on astroturf. The harsh impact is what caused the problems. If your on your feet all day that probably doesnt help. I was told not to walk for two weeks, which isnt very practical when you have a job/social life lol.
Just take it easy and it should clear up fine.0 -
If you increase or step up the exercise regime, muscle grows very quickly, but the bone does not. You now have stronger muscle flexingthe bones and this causes stress.
IT can also cause a reaction in the "lining" covering the bone, an inflamation of the periosteum In severe cases it can cause small stress fractures.Think of bending a spoon repeatedly.
Shin Splint is often used as a cover all for a number of ailments of the tibia.
We scan about 4 or 5 military trainees a week for these issues.
Bupa do a reasonable "quick Guide:
http://hcd2.bupa.co.uk/fact_sheets/html/shin_splints.html<b><i>He that buys land buys many stones.
He that buys flesh buys many bones.
He that buys eggs buys many shells,
But he that buys good beer buys nothing else.</b></i>
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