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 2011-01-05 1:22 PM in reply to: #3279907 |
Extreme Veteran  469   Albany, NY |  Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSEDMcFuzz - 2011-01-05 2:04 PM zee744 - 2011-01-05 12:54 PM IceManScott - 2011-01-05 1:51 PM zee744 - 2011-01-05 12:27 PM Brain picking time... How old are the shoes? They aren't that old. Its been happening for some time. In my old shoes when they were in need of replacement and in these shoes when they were brand new. From what I've noticed its only when I'm on the TM. Today its been tight all day just walking around the office. Your gait probably changes a little since you're only moving up/down on the treadmill instead of forward-up/down. Any chance your foot is slapping the tread? Could also be the "sponginess" of the TM that creates more ankle flex => shin pain. Pretty consistent on the TM? If so, try running near the front or rear roller instead of half-way between and see if that makes a difference (try it both at the front and rear). Other than that, I got nuthin'.... Yea, I figured it was something with my gait, but was hoping it wasn't since it'd be rather difficult to change. I'll try changing my spot on the treadmill to see if that helps. I do have an appointment with my Doc in a couple hours for something else. I was planning on asking him, just wanted some ideas so I didn't sound like a moron. |
| 2011-01-05 1:38 PM in reply to: #3279865 |
Expert 715 PA | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED zee744 - 2011-01-05 1:54 PM IceManScott - 2011-01-05 1:51 PM zee744 - 2011-01-05 12:27 PM Brain picking time... How old are the shoes? They aren't that old. Its been happening for some time. In my old shoes when they were in need of replacement and in these shoes when they were brand new. From what I've noticed its only when I'm on the TM. Today its been tight all day just walking around the office. do you get in much treadmill running? maybe the switch from the road running to TM, you could be landing/pushing off differently causing a little abuse to those muscles. that's all i got. |
| 2011-01-05 1:48 PM in reply to: #3280022 |
Extreme Veteran 469 Albany, NY | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED wabash - 2011-01-05 2:38 PM zee744 - 2011-01-05 1:54 PM IceManScott - 2011-01-05 1:51 PM zee744 - 2011-01-05 12:27 PM Brain picking time... How old are the shoes? They aren't that old. Its been happening for some time. In my old shoes when they were in need of replacement and in these shoes when they were brand new. From what I've noticed its only when I'm on the TM. Today its been tight all day just walking around the office. do you get in much treadmill running? maybe the switch from the road running to TM, you could be landing/pushing off differently causing a little abuse to those muscles. that's all i got. Most of my running comes on the treadmill this time of year. I get out when I feel like bundling up for the cold only to have to strip in all off during my run to cool down. I figure it has to do with how I'm landing/pushing off on the TM as opposed to outside, |
| 2011-01-05 3:37 PM in reply to: #3279967 |
Master 1343 Minneapolis, Minnesota | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED zee744 - 2011-01-05 2:22 PM McFuzz - 2011-01-05 2:04 PM zee744 - 2011-01-05 12:54 PM IceManScott - 2011-01-05 1:51 PM zee744 - 2011-01-05 12:27 PM Brain picking time... How old are the shoes? They aren't that old. Its been happening for some time. In my old shoes when they were in need of replacement and in these shoes when they were brand new. From what I've noticed its only when I'm on the TM. Today its been tight all day just walking around the office. Your gait probably changes a little since you're only moving up/down on the treadmill instead of forward-up/down. Any chance your foot is slapping the tread? Could also be the "sponginess" of the TM that creates more ankle flex => shin pain. Pretty consistent on the TM? If so, try running near the front or rear roller instead of half-way between and see if that makes a difference (try it both at the front and rear). Other than that, I got nuthin'.... Yea, I figured it was something with my gait, but was hoping it wasn't since it'd be rather difficult to change. I'll try changing my spot on the treadmill to see if that helps. I do have an appointment with my Doc in a couple hours for something else. I was planning on asking him, just wanted some ideas so I didn't sound like a moron. I was told when I had pain there, that I was hitting the ground too hard. I am still doing strength training for my legs, shins, and feet so I can learn to run 'lightly' and spend less time in contact with the ground. |
| 2011-01-05 3:57 PM in reply to: #3256268 |
Elite 3494 Renton, Washington | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED Sorry I haven't been posting much, been a blah start to the New Year and I don't feel like doing anything or bringing anyone down. Hopefully it will pass soon. |
| 2011-01-05 4:29 PM in reply to: #3280453 |
Champion 7550 Albuquerque, New Mexico Bronze member | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED Triathlynne - 2011-01-05 3:57 PM Sorry I haven't been posting much, been a blah start to the New Year and I don't feel like doing anything or bringing anyone down. Hopefully it will pass soon. It happens! What can we do to help you turn 2011 around? I'm pretty hard to bring down, btw. |
| 2011-01-05 4:55 PM in reply to: #3280507 |
Master 1457 MidWest | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED McFuzz - 2011-01-05 4:29 PM Triathlynne - 2011-01-05 3:57 PM Sorry I haven't been posting much, been a blah start to the New Year and I don't feel like doing anything or bringing anyone down. Hopefully it will pass soon. It happens! What can we do to help you turn 2011 around? I'm pretty hard to bring down, btw. For proof of his tenacity, go to his logs and look up Susan P. SHe was one of his protegees and he still encourages her, almost every day! |
| 2011-01-05 5:13 PM in reply to: #3280507 |
| Member 18 Near BigD | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED I can cheer her up. When I lived down the road in Snoqualmie and it was this time of year, I would drive to Pike's. Visit three sisters bakery. One sweet roll for me and a cookie for my kids. Get a latte, but some of the cheap flowers for my wife, and I would feel all better. Try it. You will spend less than $15 and enjoy. Trick two. go for a hike or to the snow park up near the pass. |
| 2011-01-05 5:15 PM in reply to: #3280453 |
Veteran 267 Peoria Heights | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED Triathlynne - 2011-01-05 3:57 PM Sorry I haven't been posting much, been a blah start to the New Year and I don't feel like doing anything or bringing anyone down. Hopefully it will pass soon. I think we all subconsciously get excited thinking a new year should bring us all these wonderful exciting things and then when it's just a continuation of the same old same old without the parties we get blah. January is a dreary month anyway so don't beat yourself up for getting the blah's along with it. I think the new year should start in May myself. |
| 2011-01-05 5:33 PM in reply to: #3280453 |
Veteran 321 Brooklyn NY | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED Triathlynne - 2011-01-05 4:57 PM Sorry I haven't been posting much, been a blah start to the New Year and I don't feel like doing anything or bringing anyone down. Hopefully it will pass soon. Do you take Vitamin D/ if not, it could give your mood a little boost. Dont beat yourself up or worry if you need to take some time, maybe plan on giving yourself some time off, say another week, then commit to a light workouts starting the 17th. Ease into it. I would encourage you to keep stretching and rolling out while your taking time off to stay limber... |
| 2011-01-05 5:40 PM in reply to: #3256268 |
Veteran 321 Brooklyn NY | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED ZEE744, when i get tightness in a muscle (I have cronic tightness in right glute/left IT band... I spend time every day doing deep stretching on those spots. before running, try holding a calf stretch that hits the spot for a prolonged stretch, do one minute on each side. before and again after running. Give it some time, a couple of weeks of intense stretching and it'll become more forgiving. |
| 2011-01-05 6:25 PM in reply to: #3256268 |
Extreme Veteran 469 Albany, NY | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED Doc says its shin splints. Luckily he is training for the NYC marathon and knows allll about it. Has anyone ever used compression socks/sleeves? |
| 2011-01-05 6:49 PM in reply to: #3280453 |
Regular 139 Salem | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED Triathlynne - 2011-01-05 3:57 PM Sorry I haven't been posting much, been a blah start to the New Year and I don't feel like doing anything or bringing anyone down. Hopefully it will pass soon. I know that feeling very well. I was like that in December but I think that I have bounced back to my old self. Take the time and relax and enjoy life. |
| 2011-01-05 6:51 PM in reply to: #3280732 |
Regular 139 Salem | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED zee744 - 2011-01-05 6:25 PM Doc says its shin splints. Luckily he is training for the NYC marathon and knows allll about it. Has anyone ever used compression socks/sleeves? Glad to here that it's only shin splints. I have not used any compression socks....yet. If you try them let me know how ya like them. |
| 2011-01-05 7:13 PM in reply to: #3280732 |
New user 36 Portland, OR | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED zee744 - 2011-01-05 6:25 PM Doc says its shin splints. Luckily he is training for the NYC marathon and knows allll about it. Has anyone ever used compression socks/sleeves? I recently purchased a pair of Zoot compression socks and I've been wearing them on all of my longer runs for the past few weeks. I really like them! I definitely feel like my lower legs are absorbing less shock and feel more supported when I wear them. I can't speak to the recovery benefits, because my runs haven't been long enough yet. |
| 2011-01-05 8:19 PM in reply to: #3280732 |
Expert 1146 Chugiak, Alaska | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED zee744 - 2011-01-05 6:25 PM Doc says its shin splints. Luckily he is training for the NYC marathon and knows allll about it. Has anyone ever used compression socks/sleeves? Interested to know what the doc says to get rid of shin splints. I occasionally get them (its usually when I ramp up my running volume to quickly or too much time on the treadmill) and the only way I know that helps is not to run - which seems counterproductive. Edited by robingray_260 2011-01-05 8:20 PM |
| 2011-01-05 8:21 PM in reply to: #3280823 |
Expert 1146 Chugiak, Alaska | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED r3b3cca - 2011-01-05 7:13 PM zee744 - 2011-01-05 6:25 PM Doc says its shin splints. Luckily he is training for the NYC marathon and knows allll about it. Has anyone ever used compression socks/sleeves? I recently purchased a pair of Zoot compression socks and I've been wearing them on all of my longer runs for the past few weeks. I really like them! I definitely feel like my lower legs are absorbing less shock and feel more supported when I wear them. I can't speak to the recovery benefits, because my runs haven't been long enough yet. Are you supposed to wear the compression socks during or after the run or both? I also heard the cheap socks at the drugstore for diabetics work well, but have never tried them. |
| 2011-01-05 8:54 PM in reply to: #3280453 |
| Veteran 107 | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED Triathlynne - 2011-01-05 4:57 PM Sorry I haven't been posting much, been a blah start to the New Year and I don't fetomel like doing anything or bringing anyone down. Hopefully it will pass soon. Awww come on, pick it up & shake it off. It's a new year. *** IT'S ALL YOU BABY!!! *** Your one of my new buddies.  You can't be singin' the blue's ... lifes to short. Live today like it's your last!!! Who knows what tomorrow will bring .... |
| 2011-01-05 8:58 PM in reply to: #3277236 |
| Veteran 107 | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED stephsprint - 2011-01-04 2:45 PM REE! fantastic!!! i'm so happy for you! THANK YOU!!!  |
| 2011-01-05 9:01 PM in reply to: #3280953 |
Champion 7550 Albuquerque, New Mexico Bronze member | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED robingray_260 - 2011-01-05 8:21 PM r3b3cca - 2011-01-05 7:13 PM zee744 - 2011-01-05 6:25 PM Doc says its shin splints. Luckily he is training for the NYC marathon and knows allll about it. Has anyone ever used compression socks/sleeves? I recently purchased a pair of Zoot compression socks and I've been wearing them on all of my longer runs for the past few weeks. I really like them! I definitely feel like my lower legs are absorbing less shock and feel more supported when I wear them. I can't speak to the recovery benefits, because my runs haven't been long enough yet. Are you supposed to wear the compression socks during or after the run or both? I also heard the cheap socks at the drugstore for diabetics work well, but have never tried them. I have a pair of the CEP compression socks. I've worn them for a few runs, but more for recovery than running. (I did wear them for the October marathon.) Haven't tried what's available at the drug store yet. |
| 2011-01-05 10:01 PM in reply to: #3256268 |
Extreme Veteran 1700 Normal, Ill. | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED Hey Lynne, we are here so you can post when you feel good or are feeling funky. We're the ones who understand remember? Compression socks...during and after...I love them. Remember to tilt the treadmill up to 1 to 1.5 %...otherwise at zero its like running downhill and you can feel knee pain, I was warned. |
| 2011-01-05 10:03 PM in reply to: #3278814 |
Veteran 240 Angola, IN | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED ingleshteechur - 2011-01-05 7:31 AM Another question! How many of you schedule one (or more I guess) days completely off...no cardio, no weights, just a complete day off? Mine is tomorrow and I'm already feeling the 'I should do something'...but I also know how important it is to let the body rest. What do you guys do? Most training plans will give you approximatly one day off per week. Enjoy it! I use that day to spend time (not training) with my wife. If you think you feel weird now, wait till you do all the hard training, then you get into a big taper right befor the race, you will freek... don't worry it works. |
| 2011-01-05 10:13 PM in reply to: #3279967 |
Veteran 240 Angola, IN | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED zee744 - 2011-01-05 1:22 PM McFuzz - 2011-01-05 2:04 PM zee744 - 2011-01-05 12:54 PM IceManScott - 2011-01-05 1:51 PM zee744 - 2011-01-05 12:27 PM Brain picking time... How old are the shoes? They aren't that old. Its been happening for some time. In my old shoes when they were in need of replacement and in these shoes when they were brand new. From what I've noticed its only when I'm on the TM. Today its been tight all day just walking around the office. Your gait probably changes a little since you're only moving up/down on the treadmill instead of forward-up/down. Any chance your foot is slapping the tread? Could also be the "sponginess" of the TM that creates more ankle flex => shin pain. Pretty consistent on the TM? If so, try running near the front or rear roller instead of half-way between and see if that makes a difference (try it both at the front and rear). Other than that, I got nuthin'.... Yea, I figured it was something with my gait, but was hoping it wasn't since it'd be rather difficult to change. I'll try changing my spot on the treadmill to see if that helps. I do have an appointment with my Doc in a couple hours for something else. I was planning on asking him, just wanted some ideas so I didn't sound like a moron. Just a thought, I was having seriouse pain in my right hip and both knees when running anything over 8 miles. Went to a running store to see about getting custom fitted shoes (on the recomondation of a friend). When I got there, the actually video taped me running on a TM, then we watched it in slow motion to see what was causing my problems. Corrective shoes fixed it. Point is almost every cheap digital camera has the video option. Set it up, run, then watch it see if your gait looks funny? May not find anything, but then again, it may be really obvious once you see yourself. |
| 2011-01-05 10:23 PM in reply to: #3280732 |
Veteran 240 Angola, IN | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED zee744 - 2011-01-05 6:25 PM Doc says its shin splints. Luckily he is training for the NYC marathon and knows allll about it. Has anyone ever used compression socks/sleeves? I just got both for Christmas, broke my butt durring my first snowboard lesson last night, so it's gonna be a few more days in the pool befor I start using them on any runs. Good friend of mine that is a marathon runner talked me into them, he swears by them. Edited by discipleguideservice 2011-01-05 10:27 PM |
| 2011-01-05 10:37 PM in reply to: #3256268 |
Veteran 240 Angola, IN | Subject: RE: McFuzz's Mentor Group 2011 - CLOSED Got one of the coolest birthday gifts of all times tonight. Underwater MP3 player. No kidding, 1 GB hard drive, completely waterproof and waterproof earplugs. Hooks to the back of your google strap (about the same size as an Ipod Nano) |
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