pain in back calf

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by haggler2167, Jun 25, 2007.


  1. haggler2167

    haggler2167 BLUE MOON!! Full Member

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    when iam on my toes boxing i get a aching pain in my right leg its the calf ( iam orthodox) any1 know what it is or help.
     
  2. Motor City Sam

    Motor City Sam Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Are you making sure to stretch those muscles before and after working out? I have the same type of pain if I am not stretching enough.
     
  3. CHATABOX

    CHATABOX Member Full Member

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    Yeah stretch properly before and after training. Deep tissue massage, and keep it warm during exercise, try knee high socks like Kostya used to use. It's most likely muscular.
     
  4. lennyd

    lennyd New Member Full Member

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    it may be posterior shin splint, orthotics help...
     
  5. lennyd

    lennyd New Member Full Member

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    it may be posterior shin splints, orthotic inserts can help... search for this condition on google to see if it fits your pan profile
     
  6. Ziggy936

    Ziggy936 ESB Newblood Full Member

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    if its shin splints, don't mess around with it, let it rest and then work it slowly to make the musscle stronger. shin splints are a big *****
     
  7. acb

    acb De Camaguey... Gavilan Full Member

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    Bingo. I have had this before, stretch the **** out of your calfs before and after a workout for a few months and you should be ok.
     
  8. haggler2167

    haggler2167 BLUE MOON!! Full Member

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    thanks guys it isnt shin splints as it only happens when doin boxing but it is fine when running. i will just do as abc said because somehow i dont believe people will appreiate me walking round with knee high socks.
     
  9. chinachin_76

    chinachin_76 Member Full Member

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    Always stretch before your workout and rest it until the calf strain heals.