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May 2007 :: Health Bulletin Running Series (Part 1)![]() Part 1 of our running series includes some common conditions seen with running. We will discuss the nature of the injury as well as common symptoms. Overuse injuries are common in running as it involves very repetitive activity. Improper training and poor footwear will also contribute. Iliotibial band syndrome: ITBS is the most common source of outside knee pain in runners. » Read more Sacral iliac irritation/dysfunction: The pain is generally felt in the back of the hip to the gluteal area, and is worse with sitting. » Read more Plantar fasciitis: Pain is general worse in the morning with the first few steps, and tends to improve with activity. Generalized Knee Pain: This is usually cause by running too far too fast with too little stretching. » Read more Shin Splints: Achy pain is felt along the shin generally on the inside of the leg. » Read more Sciatica: The sciatic nerve is a huge nerve that travels from the back down the leg. » Read more The major muscle groups that runners must stretch and strengthen are:
The running shoe stores in Vancouver that we recommend due to the excellence of their staff training in gait and foot assessment are (in no particular order):
For more information on orthotics, please visit our lab at www.theorthoticgroup.com For more information on the conditions discussed, treatment, orthotics and shoes please contact Dr. Beverley Steinhoff or Dr. Genieve Burley who are both experts in long distance running and fitness conditioning. Look for information on REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPY next month and PART 2 in our RUNNING SERIES will be available in August. For more information please contact info@vancouverbackpain.com |
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