
ZWICK 4 PREZ
Posts: 7,733
Jul 31, 2012 3:38pm
That was the frost bite, not your ankle.Belly35;1237943 wrote:Crazy
Soaked the foot ice for the first 20 hours, 2 hours before the match I did the contrast soak bath,taped the ankle played a complete match. Note. Hurt like hell after the tape was off....
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I Wear Pants
Posts: 16,223
Jul 31, 2012 3:50pm
I have to suggest a trip to the doctor.

Rotinaj
Posts: 7,699
Jul 31, 2012 4:17pm
Doctors are overrated. Just slap some duct tape on it.

said_aouita
Posts: 8,532
Jul 31, 2012 5:08pm
(edit) If you've not seen this thread, may find a few good shoes posted.
http://www.ohiochatter.com/forum/showthread.php?35616-Runners-of-the-OC...shoe-preference
What you have going on sounds very similar....
I had shin pain for a week or so, about three inches above the ankle.
Ignored the shin pain, figured it was just because winter and cold. Was out on a run and after a step I just felt my calf muscle and what seemed like all the tendons surrounding the shin area tightened up, as if trying to protect the fracture.
A dull throbbing ache with a slight limp lasted for a month or so.
The Beast is a good shoe but has what's called a "straight last" bottom. Your foot does not move at all.
I went with a curved or semi-curved stability shoe and now no shin problems.....knock on wood.
http://www.ohiochatter.com/forum/showthread.php?35616-Runners-of-the-OC...shoe-preference
What you have going on sounds very similar....
Shin or I guess you can say "high ankle" area.4cards;1237897 wrote:...ankle or foot?
I had shin pain for a week or so, about three inches above the ankle.
Ignored the shin pain, figured it was just because winter and cold. Was out on a run and after a step I just felt my calf muscle and what seemed like all the tendons surrounding the shin area tightened up, as if trying to protect the fracture.
A dull throbbing ache with a slight limp lasted for a month or so.
The Beast is a good shoe but has what's called a "straight last" bottom. Your foot does not move at all.
I went with a curved or semi-curved stability shoe and now no shin problems.....knock on wood.
