Stretch shin splints

Do you want to know the recovery time for shin splints and what you can do to speed it up? My best tips as a physical therapist!

Quick ways to reduce shin splint pain and improve recovery timeThe term "shin splints" is the common name for a type of shin pain caused by high-impact physical activities, such as running or hiking. If you're experiencing shin splints,...

Are you an athlete or do you have shin splints? Here are some tips to help you deal with Shin Splint.

If your shins hurt after running, it's probably shin splints. Here are 7 exercises to treat shin splints, plus how to prevent them.

Shins splints from running are avoidable and treatable with these tips, stretches and the right running shoes.

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Struggling with shin splints as a runner? Learn how to do foam rolling for shin splints to help manage them and get back to running!

An article on what causes shin splints, how to fix shin splints, and the symptoms of shin splints.

http://blog.evolutionfitnessny.com/2013/04/29/shin-splints.aspx

Shin splints are characterized by pain along the side or front of the shin. You can get shin splints for many reasons, including if you have flat feet, improper footwear, exercise too intensely, or have poor body alignment. Although...