Reply With Quoteit is possible that you are changing your gait (walking pattern) because of your shins being fatigued (that would be called a kinetic chain dysfunction). It is also possible that all of this is due to your training program.
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04-23-2007, 08:07 PM #1Registered User
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Back Pain / Shins
I have pain around that area it depends how I move and bend. I put dots and asked dad to circle them and he ended up having some fun as you can tell...
Also when I walk it just feels like my shins are fatigued what could it be? I am taking this week off lifting to let my body heal a bit.. Maybe it is from overuse and they are just inflammed from the bill starr's 5x5
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it could be I have only noticed a slight difference but thats when I get up I usually pull on my calves..
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