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the shizzle => diet, training and injuries => Topic started by: Three Nine on December 05, 2007, 07:15:31 pm
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I've done something to my leg - it hurts right at the top when climbing (especially high-stepping) and gets progressively worse during a day/session. I think i did it stretching (knee to chest and bridged position stretches), but it didn't hurt till the next day. I assume i've torn a muscle or something. Anyone have any experience of this kind of thing?
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tweaked your hamstring or something?
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Do you do any warming up before stretching? If not, you should. Right at the top on what side?
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Yeah, I always warm up - I'm pretty puzzled about what i've done to it. Perhaps i've trapped a nerve? The pain is on the front side.
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sartorius strain... common with highstepping....
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Yeah, the stretches were to work on highstepping flexibility. Anything i ought to do about it?
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Ask this bendy boy
(http://bp0.blogger.com/_TCS0tbJpwTU/R09O4mR9jLI/AAAAAAAAABE/EaJQVluaulI/s400/core2.jpg)
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Thanks, that's helpful.
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it is. if you want advice about stretching ask someone who stretches. ie ned, in the photo. i'm sure he'd advise you via pm's
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Yeah, the stretches were to work on highstepping flexibility. Anything i ought to do about it?
Stop?
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it is. if you want advice about stretching ask someone who stretches. ie ned, in the photo. i'm sure he'd advise you via pm's
It is now.
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Good to hear that some other people stretch.
Just sounds like a bit of a strain to me. Especially if you did it when stretching. I think if it was a trapped nerve it would hurt a lot, all of the time rather than coming and going.
Best thing to do is to ease off on it for a few days (i.e. don't do any high steps or stretches on that leg) and it should mend itself.
Also stretching after a bath/shower is is a good way to make sure you are warm.
p.s. Dylan :furious:
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Cheers - seems to have more or less cleared up!