Articles, tagged with "shin splints", page 1
18th October 2011
Nike Totally free collection was very first released in 2004 by Nike which is the lightest jogging footwear. Across the item of the era, Nike Free delivers new thought of working shoes. Nike No cost has produced four lines which contain Nike Cost-free fiv...
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Author:
DaveRich
07th October 2011
Therapeutic Paris massage has prolonged been utilized in the remedy of sports activities linked accidents. The historical Greeks, Egyptians and Chinese all applied Paris massage domicile in the therapy of a variety of illnesses. In contemporary times spor...
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Author:
AlvaroWest
12th April 2011
Even the New Balance 992 running shoes, which are some of the most durable on the market, will require regular replacement to keep you running at your best. No matter how often you run, it is important that you regularly upgrade your sneakers to ensure th...
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Author:
xscottbx
21st February 2011
Ballet dancers will complain of some foot injury at some stage in their training, and professional ballet will often be plagued with chronic foot injuries, ranging from mild ones that are nursed for years, to severe injuries that may be career ending.
Th...
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Author:
Garret Wong
03rd December 2009
The reason for compartment syndrome is the excessive build up of pressure in one of the tissue compartments of the limbs, stopping the arterial pressure from supplying the area and depriving the tissues of adequate blood supply. Death of the local tissues...
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Author:
David Ravech
16th October 2009
The anterior tibial muscle is the fleshy muscle spanning the length of the tibia, on the outer side of your shin. If you flex your foot so that your toes are pulled back toward you, you'll feel the anterior tibial muscle working. The anterior tibial muscl...
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Author:
faye25
24th September 2009
Whatever size, shape or problem your feet have, Superfeet Premium Insoles provide the care and comfort that sensitive feet require. Superfeet has a variety of insoles to help the weary walker, supercharged athlete, or simply the person with very few foot ...
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Author:
Lisa Parker
18th August 2009
One of the most popular footwear items on the market today is undoubtedly the "Ugg" boot. These boots have caused a craze the world over, proving to be a hit in cold and warm countries alike. What's more, they continue to stand their ground as one of the ...
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Author:
Vicky Cochrane
09th August 2009
Flat Feet (Pes Planus or Fallen Arches)
Now, what does the condition of flat feet have to do with knee pain, back pain and neck pain? Our feet are the foundation of support for the pelvis and spine. In addition, they support the whole weight of the bod...
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Author:
AJHEELS
17th July 2009
This article sheds more light on the term "foot orthotics" - what they are, how they work, the different types of orthotics available and which common complaints can be treated with orthotics.
What does the term "orthotic" denote?
The word orthotic...
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Author:
painfreewalking
16th July 2009
Collapsed arches can be present at birth or develop at a young age. They are especially common among athletes who have put a lot of stress on their foot and calf muscles, and they also tend to develop among the elderly or women who have spent too much tim...
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Author:
kentsmith
10th July 2009
Overpronation is inward roll of the foot while standing, walking, running or dancing. Allowing the foot to roll inwards causes noticeable internal rotation of the lower leg and knee and can influence the body's posture. This can result in extra strain on ...
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Author:
Dianne M. Buxton
09th July 2009
Q: What is the difference between flat feet and fallen arches?
A: Though some people use flat feet and fallen arches interchangeably, they can and should be distinguished. Medically speaking, a person with flat feet has no arches at all. The soles of t...
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Author:
kentsmith
15th June 2009
Over-Pronation, Sports, and Shin Splints
If you love running or participating in team sports, you're at risk for shin splints, pain in the knees, Achilles tendonitis, and other lower extremity injuries. Medial tibial stress syndrome, as it is called by...
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Author:
Salomon
10th February 2009
Common Causes of Knee Joint Pain
Leg and knee pain is a common condition among many people and be caused by many different factors. One of the main causes of knee pain is a biomechanical imbalance known as overpronation. This causes pain by creating an i...
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Author:
Salomon