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1My Obsessions: Jumping From One To The Next 1 Citation Although I still have another week of cross-training and aleve-popping before I try to run again or call Dr. Cohen, I think I?ve spent enough tears over this marathon and I will defer until next year. In the mean time, I will be pumping iron and mastering the elliptical. Does anyone know good stretches and exercises for preventing injuries of the shin and ankle? So a little bit of sad news, but on a happy note, I raised nearly $500 for the Ronald McDonald House Charities and I know I coul, technorati.com
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1 Citation GymSmarts Newsletter Aug 2008 August 6, 2008 by Tom & Reiko Beach Coaching Gymnastics by Mas Watanabe One of our all time best selling DVDs This two DVD set represents the first of a series that sets the basics for which all moves progress from. This is great for individual coach and can be used for continual staff training. (More info) $54.95 GETTING STRESSED OUT ABOUT STRESS FRACTURES?, technorati.com
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Home Treatment of Shin Splints 1 Citation Home Treatment of Shin Splints A shin splint is a painful overuse injury that is common to runners, or other athletes who may be doing a lot of running as part of a conditioning program for another sport. Sharp pain on the outside edge of the shin is the most common symptom. Depending on the severity of the injury, it can be a minor annoyance that can be played on through treatment, or it may cause such a sharp degree of pain that it requires a complete shutdown of any running related activit, technorati.com
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Shin Splints - the only long-term cure 1 Citation Shin splints is a common injury in all running and jumping sports. The athlete complains of pain on the inside of the shin-bone when landing on the foot. If the athlete continues to train through pain, it can result in a stress-fracture which could mean weeks of non-training. It is important to understand the cause of this condition in order to prevent and to fix it. The cause Shin-splints are caused by weakness of the muscles on the inside of the calf. The pain normally starts when the athl, technorati.com
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1 Citation So many athletes struggle with recurring and non-responding injuries, spending loads of money on therapy, but with no success. What is the difference between an acute once-of injury and a recurring injury due to structural causes? Acute injury An acute injury is an injury that has not occurred before and is due to a specific external cause i.e. · Training without warming up properly · External contact i.e. a tackle in rugby, a fall etc · Sudden overtraining; too much, t, technorati.com
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1 Citation Will Walking Make You Fit? July 26, 2008 · Posted in Fitness · Comment Walking at a moderate pace of 5 kilometres per hour will provide you with enough energy to met the definition of ?moderate physical exercise?. Furthermore walking is able to provide the kind of preventative benefits that are usually seen with the more strenuous forms of exercise. Read more Tags: Stress Fractures, Structural Degeneration, Walking, Walking and Diabetes, technorati.com
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1 Citation Wounded Tiger July 7th, 2008 I just read the transcript of a conference call interview of Tiger Woods with CBS Sports Sunday. The reporter asked Tiger a few questions about his recent surgery of only two weeks ago, done on June 24th. As I?m sure you?re aware, Tiger underwent Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction by the surgical team in Park City, Utah, under the direction of Dr. Thomas Rosenberg. I?ve written about Tiger?s ACL injury and Dr. Rosenberg in the recent past. But what cau, technorati.com
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Do Antidepressants Make Bones Brittle? 1 Citation (HealthDay News) -- Older adults may get a needed mood boost from a prescribed antidepressant, but they're also at increased risk for bone fractures, a growing number of studies suggest. In one of the latest reports, Leslie Spangler, a researcher at Group Health, a Seattle-based health plan, found that antidepressant use in postmenopausal women, who averaged 64 years of age, was linked to an increased risk of fractures of the spine and other sites. "Our study didn't show any strong associatio, technorati.com
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1 Citation Oh My Aching Shins! 18 July, 2008 @ 3:02 am 312 | No comments so far Shin splints a.k.a. exercise-induced leg pain can really slow down your running program! It is important to keep in mind that shin splints, like most running injuries, are basically an overuse injury. Here are some tips to foil this common injury! It has been estimated that ?shin splints? account for approximately 15% of all running injuries and may account for up to 60% of leg pain in runners. Many terms have been used to d, technorati.com
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Tight fascia the main cause of imbalanced running. 1 Citation Most athletes are convinced that when a muscle feels tight, it should be stretched to relieve the tightness. In our studies we have found that the opposite is true. A muscle only feels tight if the fascia (connective tissue) around it, holds it in an overstretched position, with the overstretched fascia being caused by shortened fascia in another area. You will never feel muscle tightness where the fascia has shortened, since the muscle surrounded by tight fascia is well supported and able to c, technorati.com
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