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Shin Splint Help Again

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  1. I have started running again and have put a couple of 30
    mile weeks in. No intensity yet. Just easy running. Last
    thursday and today (thur) I experienced some flare ups in my
    shin. Last weekend they went away, even after a 13 mile long
    run. This week they came back, but a little worse. Both
    thursdays have been hot and humid. After today's six miler
    it actually hurt. I have been running for five weeks and
    this is the first time it has hurt.

    Has anyone else experiences like this? Do you have ups and
    downs? Should I just take another couple weeks off it again
    and try again? This is really getting the best of me, since
    I can't seem to figure out how to heal this damn thing up.
    I'm such a frickin idiot.

    Joe

  2. "Joe" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I have started running again and have put a couple of 30
    mile weeks in.


    No

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    intensity yet. Just easy running.

    You all make me feel bad. I am running 7-8 miles at least
    every other day during the week in about 60 minutes. I
    feel that my running is pretty intense...I know it isn't
    going to win me any gold medals, but I feel pretty good
    about myself...

  3. "Ceeg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Joe" <[email hidden]> wrote in message -"]news:[email hidden]-
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    I have started running again and have put a couple of 30
    mile weeks in.


    No

    Quoted message said:

    intensity yet. Just easy running.

    You all make me feel bad. I am running 7-8 miles at least
    every other day during the week in about 60 minutes. I
    feel that my running is pretty intense...I know it isn't
    going to win me any gold medals, but I feel


    pretty

    Quoted message said:

    good about myself...

    As you should. It's all relative - in my first couple months
    I found a 20 - 25 mile week (no speedwork or anything) to be
    "pretty serious". It was strenuous and yes, quite intense.
    Just like any other sport, as you improve what was once very
    hard becomes routine.

    cheers,
    --
    David (in Hamilton, ON) www.allfalldown.org "The most
    insecure people are the ones you see, putting other people
    down constantly."

  4. Joe said:

    I have started running again and have put a couple of 30
    mile weeks in. No intensity yet. Just easy running. Last
    thursday and today (thur) I experienced some flare ups in
    my shin. Last weekend they went away, even after a 13 mile
    long run. This week they came back, but a little worse.
    Both thursdays have been hot and humid. After today's six
    miler it actually hurt. I have been running for five weeks
    and this is the first time it has hurt.

    Has anyone else experiences like this? Do you have ups and
    downs? Should I just take another couple weeks off it
    again and try again? This is really getting the best of
    me, since I can't seem to figure out how to heal this damn
    thing up. I'm such a frickin idiot.

    Why do you have to go 30 miles a week, right away, after not
    running at all for a long time? Why not start up with fewer
    miles, get used to it again, and gradually ramp up the
    distance? It's just like starting the first time.

    Your body is trying to tell you something. Listen to it.
    Pain is your bodies way of saying that you are over-doing
    it. While you are rebuilding, you need to do less on each
    workout day, and take more rest days.

  5. When I feel my shins begin to hurt I know Im over doing it
    and I need to back off my training schedule. But I am
    still able to run, I just run for three or four weeks at a
    local high school track. A track that has a football field
    in the middle. These fields in my area are made of a super
    cushony rubber under an synthetic grass surface. I run on
    the edge right next to the track but still on the field.
    Its like heaven run on and gives me a rest from the
    pounding that i need.

    Good luck,

    Jim

    "Joe" <[email hidden]> wrote in message -"]news:[email hidden]-
    kc.rr.com...

    Quoted message said:

    I have started running again and have put a couple of 30
    mile weeks in.


    No

    Quoted message said:

    intensity yet. Just easy running. Last thursday and today
    (thur) I experienced some flare ups in my shin. Last
    weekend they went away, even after a 13 mile long run.
    This week they came back, but a little worse. Both
    thursdays have been hot and humid. After today's six
    miler it


    actually

    Quoted message said:

    hurt. I have been running for five weeks and this is the
    first time it


    has

    Quoted message said:

    hurt.

    Has anyone else experiences like this? Do you have ups and
    downs? Should


    I

    Quoted message said:

    just take another couple weeks off it again and try again?
    This is really getting the best of me, since I can't seem
    to figure out how to heal this damn thing up. I'm such a
    frickin idiot.

    Joe

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