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Mar 7 |
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Stretches and muscle work for Supination or Underpronation For the tight tendons and ligaments, I wonder if a bit of yoga might help with that... |
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Mar 7 |
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Stretches and muscle work for Supination or Underpronation If you can find a Pose training coach (I found one at the local Y), it doesn't take long at all to re-learn the new stride. I had literally one training session, spent about a week really really concentrating on what part of my foot was striking, and voila! all of a sudden it was pie. |
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Mar 7 |
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Mar 7 |
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Stretches and muscle work for Supination or Underpronation Hang in there! A gait analysis is definitely going to help, or at the very least not hurt. :) Have you tried looking into other running styles, such as mid-foot or forefoot strike? |
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Mar 7 |
answered | Stretches and muscle work for Supination or Underpronation |
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Feb 27 |
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What are the precautions to be kept in mind while jogging/running daily? I cannot recommend the Stick strongly enough for warming up muscles prior to a run. I've never been a very good stretcher, and managed to get a few injuries along the way. A sports med chiro recommended I use the Stick to warm up my muscles prior to running and, so long as I use it before and after a run, no injuries! (Sorry, can't link 'cause I'm at work and we're locked down to within an inch of our lives.) |
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Feb 18 |
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