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  1. i am not too sure how i've becamed injured
    but i work in a place which needs to stand up for a long period of time
    on the weekends, and sometimes when i get home my legs are pretty tired

    i only jogged a bit on the treadmill maybe 2 or 3 times in these 2
    weeks
    and recently i noticed that sometimes my knee joint hurts when i stand
    up straight, or when i walk a muscle infront of the kneecap hurts
    slightly

    anyone can tell me what this injury is and anyway to cure it?

    p.s. i've only ran after several times like on weds, friday, and weds

    thanks

  2. <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    i am not too sure how i've becamed injured
    but i work in a place which needs to stand up for a long period of time
    on the weekends, and sometimes when i get home my legs are pretty tired

    i only jogged a bit on the treadmill maybe 2 or 3 times in these 2
    weeks
    and recently i noticed that sometimes my knee joint hurts when i stand
    up straight, or when i walk a muscle infront of the kneecap hurts
    slightly

    anyone can tell me what this injury is and anyway to cure it?

    p.s. i've only ran after several times like on weds, friday, and weds

    thanks

    I have some knee pain from time to time. Sometimes I have to take breaks
    from training.

    Ice packs for 15 minutes help. Also, the rec.running faq has a nice section
    on some leg lifts that I believe have helped me.

    I also found last week that I got less pain running on grass and dirt rather
    than the asphalt.

    Maybe all these are obvious to you, but if not, I hope this helps.

  3. ic thanks dave

    VeryFastRun i rather not injure myself any further, and then later have
    my some fked up legs

    thanks

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    AC: you aren't injured. A tiny ache is not an injury, Go to a chiro and
    get checked out. Barring that, you aren't running enough to consider it
    a "running injury", and it is NOT an injury, just an ache. Like I said,
    if you are this big a [censored] now, you may as well just quit, because all
    you'll do is constantly [censored] about how much you hurt. Either STFU and
    do it, or find a sport more suitable to your pain tolerance. I suggest
    bowling, or badmitton.

    what about cycling? when they get an owie they just put in another pad

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    Quoted message said:

    i am not too sure how i've becamed injured
    but i work in a place which needs to stand up for a long period of time
    on the weekends, and sometimes when i get home my legs are pretty tired

    i only jogged a bit on the treadmill maybe 2 or 3 times in these 2
    weeks
    and recently i noticed that sometimes my knee joint hurts when i stand
    up straight, or when i walk a muscle infront of the kneecap hurts
    slightly

    anyone can tell me what this injury is and anyway to cure it?

    p.s. i've only ran after several times like on weds, friday, and weds

    I'll put my dollar on the table behind a tight/knotted muscle near your
    knee. The quadricep, calf, or hamstring all connect at the knee, and
    tension in those muscles is often first felt as a hard pinch/pain in the
    tendons of the knee joint.
    Because you suggest your patellar tendon is sore, start with the
    quadricep. Lay on your side and use your top arm to pull your foot toward
    your butt. You should feel a nice stretching in the front of your thigh,
    don't overdo it. Hold for 30s, then gently roll your bent knee in a circle,
    moving the stretch around the different muscles in your thigh. If you find
    one position that is particularly sore, gently stretch it for 30s, and do
    this a few times a day, preferably when you're most warmed up from activity.
    Also do stretches for the rest of your leg and hips.
    If you don't see improvment in this knee pain within 5 days, then see a
    doctor/athletic trainer. I had a similar knee pain caused by a knot in my
    calf muscle that wouldn't stretch out with regular stretches. The athletic
    trainer used electrical stimulation to work out this knot in just a few
    days. Amazingly effective stuff.

    Dave

  6. Theres several good books on knee injury.
    One recommendation is muscle strengthening exercises,
    either isometric (without weights) or light weights
    in a gym. The books will describe these.

  7. Judging by that first sentence, I'd say it's a brain
    injury............and it's a big one.

  8. Quoted message said:

    VeryFastRun i rather not injure myself any further, and then later have


    my some fked up legs>

    Look stupid, what you have is not a running injury, you simply haven't
    run enough to even call it that. Every ache and pain IS NOT an injury.

  9. Quoted message said:

    I'd say it's a brain injury............and it's a big one.>

    The injury? Or brain?

  10. i never said it's a running injury

    plus is not sore
    i can feel it in between the joint
    like someone is stabbing a knife in the joint

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