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Knee Pain, Shin Splints, Plantar Fasciitis and Achilles Tendonitis: the Most Common Running Injuries
Pain – unfortunately – is a familiar concept for runners. Running is a high-impact activity and a certain degree of pain is to be expected.
But when the pain a runner experiences is recurring or increasing, both after and during workouts, we might be looking at an injury.
Injuries are usually caused by a mix of three factors: sudden increase in training volume, incorrect technique and biomechanical unbalance. In most cases you can diagnose your overuse injury on your own, as runners typically fall victims of one of the following four common injuries. This doesn’t mean you shoud avoid seeing a specialist, but it is important to recognize the symptoms at an early stage, so that you can correct your training and prevent the injury from becoming something serious.
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Knee Pain, Runner’s Knee
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Shin Splints
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Plantar Fasciitis
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Achilles Tendonitis
Runner’s Knee is the common name for chondromalacia, a condition where the cartilage underneath the kneecap wears as a consequence of the friction caused by an incorrect tracking of the kneecap during the running motion. The recognizeable symptoms are inflammation and pain under the kneecap while running.
The main biomechanical causes of this condition are overpronation of the foot and an imbalance between the hamstrings and the quadriceps – in particular loos quadriceps and tight hamstrings. The quadriceps-hamstrings imbalance can accentuate overpronation.
Shin splints is a name commonly given to an array of issues related to the shins. Practically, a shin splint is a pain on the inside or the outside of the shin that occurs during running. The most probable cause of shin splints is increasing the training volume too soon too early. They usually occur in one leg at a time, usually the runner’s dominant leg.
Anterior shin splints are associated with overpronation, medial (internal) shin splints are commonly associated with an unbalance of the muscles of the lower leg.
Plantar Fascia
The plantar fascia is a band of tissues that runs from the heel to the forefoot at the bottom of your foot. This tendon maintains the arch during each stride (walking, running, jumping…) and absorbs the shock. Plantar fasciitis is a condition that occurs as a consequence of tearing and scarring of the plantar fascia.
Early symptoms of plantar fasciitis are pain in the heel while walking first in the morning and while starting to run. As the condition develops, the pain lasts longer in the morning and while running. Acute plantar fasciitis can be so painful that makes running impossible.
The Greek mithology tells us that Achilles – the strongest of the Greek warriors – was dipped by his mother in the waters of the Styx river in order to make him invulnerable. Unfortunately, his mother was holding him by his ankles while dipping him in the water, therefore making his ankles the only vulnerable part of his body. Years later an arrow would hit him in the ankle – and Achilles would die.
We refer to Achilles Tendonitis (tendinitis) as an inflammation of the Achilles tendon, which connects the two major muscles of the calf to the heel bone. This condition needs to be taken seriously, as the tendon can develop nodules of scar tissues or even rupture.
Visit Running Shoes Guru for a more detailed look at the <a href=http://www.runningshoesguru.com/2009/07/knee-pain-shin-splints-plantar-fasciitis-and-achilles-tendonitis-the-most-common-running-injuries/>causes and remedies for running injuries</a>.
About the Author
Dean Armstrong is an editor at Running Shoes Guru, the best place to find running shoes reviews and running tips from industry insiders!
What are the best things to remember when walking/running for exercise?
I've just started jogging for exercise - actually walking/jogging/running. But I'm not sure how to control my breathing when jogging or running? I'm not exactly even sure how to position my arms? How about stretching before a run? How long should I run for??? In intervals of walking AND jogging?... What are the best things to remember when walking/jogging for exercise?
1) Drink water. Bring a waterbottle when you jog, because dehydration is very dangerous.
2) Stretch. Stretch the legs, but don't forget the upper body.
3) Every few weeks, take a break. Walking is fine, but jogging and running places a lot of stress on the bones and joints. You could get seriously injured if you keep placing stress on your legs by running and jogging - stress-related fractures are rare, but very possible.
4) You don't need to "position" your arms. Whatever's comfortable for you is good. You should be running in a way that feels natural - nothing is forced, nothing is rigidly kept in place. Take a few short runs to figure it out. If you really can't get the mechanics watch some athletes and amateurs training, there are lots of videos online.
5) Don't force yourself. Learn to differentiate between "I'm feeling too lazy to go" and "I really shouldn't go".
6) After stretching, start with several minutes of walking to warm up and get in gear. Then proceed to a light jog, etc. Never start sprinting as soon as you walk out of the door, especially when you're a beginner.
7) Start with about 10-15 minutes, gradually work your way up to 30+.
Breathing should also come naturally, as it's a matter of preference and training style. When running slowly (6>mph) I breathe normally and evenly. As I get faster, I usually use the 2-2 breathing: (short breaths) breathe in, breathe in, breathe out, breathe out, etc.
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