Calfs Burning up still from Sprints

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  1. Theron

    Theron Boxing Addict banned

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    Doing interval training mainly using sprints and at first i'm fine but after a while 10-15 minutes in maybe my calfs start burning up and can't run as well anymore they feel like they're tight and are being stretched when i run
    Is it a pull, over training what do you think?
    I'm not sure because each time i do it it feels like a pull but it only kicks in after i've been training for a while so i think just fatigue kicking in or something maybe lactic acid build up? I'm asking cause when i ask other people doing the same thing as me they say their calfs are fine so it seems to just be me
     
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    dealt_with Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    You're just getting fatigued and your muscles are tightening up. Lol at over training.
     
  3. Theron

    Theron Boxing Addict banned

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    Anything i can do to stop them from tightening up? i mean it seems to be just me having this problem

    I mean overtraining in general not just from that one session cause i havnt had a rest from training in a while and thought that might be why...
     
  4. scrap

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    Stretch.
     
  5. captain hook

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    better warmup
     
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    :deal
     
  7. Jdsm

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    Buy a lacrosse ball and do some myofascial release