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13 September 2003, 20:39 UTC
#1
Good morning all,
A little background. I am a fairly large individual 6'3" about 218 lbs and have been running for about a year and a half.
Up to about 20 miles per week. Basically trying to get into shape again. LSD pace about 9:30
About 6 months ago I started experiencing pressure on the front and inside of my knees when running. There is no pain just pressure feels like there is "air" inside. This usually subsides after about 12 hours, and then will begin after I start running the next day.
Warming up and stretching do not seem to make a difference, nor does icing/heating after running.
Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks
13 September 2003, 20:40 UTC
#2
NB 764
Only got about 150 miles on them.
"Bill-always hard-Rodgers " <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Good morning all,
A little background. I am a fairly large individual 6'3" about 218 lbs
and
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: have been running for about a year and a half.
Up to about 20 miles per week. Basically trying to get into shape again.
LSD
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: pace about 9:30
About 6 months ago I started experiencing pressure on the front and
inside
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: of my knees when running. There is no pain just pressure feels like there
is
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: "air" inside. This usually subsides after about 12 hours, and then will begin after I start running the next day.
Warming up and stretching do not seem to make a difference, nor does icing/heating after running.
Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks
One word "shoes". What kind? How old?
Bill R.
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13 September 2003, 20:40 UTC
#3
thank you, if not the case still a good excuse to go and buy new shoes. What are your preferences. Ascis?
I appreciate your feedback
"Bill-always hard-Rodgers " <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: NB 764
Only got about 150 miles on them.
Did this start after getting the new shoes? Personally, NB's kill my
knees, and
Quoted message said: feel like there's a golf ball in the arch area. In any event a change of shoes is always my first course of action when I
begin
Quoted message said: to have troubles. Just DO NOT buy Nikes...
Bill R.
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13 September 2003, 21:41 UTC
#4
Bill-always hard-Rodgers said: Quoted message said: thank you, if not the case still a good excuse to go and buy new shoes. What are your preferences. Ascis?
For me Asics, for you who knows. Addidas, Asics, half a dozen other brands, just get one that's right for your running style, and I bet the problems go away.
Bill, you are mellowing a little. You forgot your rant about how folks should avoid Nike.
Is this the Good Bill?
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