Agree...sounds like Shin Splint.
I've the same problem as well. It keep coming back once I start running again.
You need to have complete recovery before you get back to training.
Try using heel support, it may help.作者: ChARsoN 時間: 2008-11-8 21:35
今天我跑完長課後右小腿近膝頭的右側肌肉位入面都痛....
好似一用力就有d 痛 只後未痛到跑唔到作者: lvrunner 時間: 2008-11-9 11:39
Charson hing ~ If it hurts again next time when you run, rest for a couple of days and see if it helps. Take care!作者: ChARsoN 時間: 2008-11-9 13:06 標題: 回復 9# 的帖子 Thanks
I am looking for a better way to run especially for the direction of striking of legs in order to prevent injuries...作者: michaelyw 時間: 2008-11-10 09:34
If you feel pain at shin during the long run next time, it is better to slow down as damage has already developed.
P.S. I have read an article about pain from a magazine and had described different parts of pain, its causes and ways to cure. I will post relevant informations later when I have come back home.
[ 本帖最後由 michaelyw 於 2008-11-10 09:37 編輯 ]作者: ChARsoN 時間: 2008-11-10 13:01 標題: 回復 11# 的帖子 Thanks very much.作者: michaelyw 時間: 2008-11-10 19:56 標題: Reference: 'Where it hurts' from RunnerWorld 1. LEG CRAMPS OUCH: Your muscles are seizing up big time. SCIENCE: Electrical impulses in the muscles have gone haywire, causing rapid contractions. CURE: Stop and stretch. Scientist are unsure of exactly what causes cramps, but it's not as simple as electrolyte imbalances or dehydration.
2. CHAFING OUCH: It feels like a burning wound. SCIENCE: Friction between skin and skin (or skin and clothing) rubs you raw. CURE: Avoid clothing with stitching in chafe-prone areas and apply lubricant to potential hot spots.
3. SHIN SPLINTS (也許與你的情況近似) OUCH: Your shins are beyond sore. SCIENCE: Pain is likely because of overtraining, wearing worn shoes, or running on uneven surfaces. CURE: Walk it out. Avoid relapses with stretching and strengthening exercises.
4. LEG LOCK OUCH: Your muscles feel like they're filled with cement. SCIENCE: You've run in the red zone too long and damaged some muscle fibers. Your brain is slowing down your muscles to protect you from permanent damage. CURE: The damage is done - just slow down.
5. BLISTERS OUCH: Your feet sting and burn. SCIENCE: Friction between your foot and your shoe or sock rubs skin raw. Moisture makes it worse. CURE: Try preventive taping, or lubricate problem areas and keep feet dry. Wear socks made of moisture-wicking material, or thin, dobule-layer socks.