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05 Sep 08

Pinpoint Running Injuries at Runner's World.com

I found this article through <a href="http://marathonleap.blogspot.com/2008/09/case.html">Lifestudent</a>, and I don't like it. I mean, it's good to read and we always need to remember that there are trained professionals who know more about the human body than we do, but I don't like it because I have been having some aches and pains and I don't want to rest right now, three weeks from my marathon. I have been cutting back in little ways to give my body the recovery time I think it needs, so I hope that's enough!

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shinsplints pain lessens as you warm up, while stress-fracture pain continues through the end of a run
f it's ITB syndrome, then running downhill, lengthening your stride, and keeping your knee in a bent position for extended periods will exacerbate your symptoms. Stretching to loosen the band can help resolve the problem.
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- "It's a chain of events," she says. "You had one thing and now it's two and then three." Overtraining actually results from too little recovery, which can happen even at low mileage. "You're run down, so you keep getting colds and little aches and pains," Dieffenbach says. Other symptoms include moodiness, depression, a dip in performance, trouble sleeping, and persistent fatigue. The cure: rest and recovery.