Hi /fit/izens I used to be fit and lift and run but i had to

is it shin splints? There's tonnes of info about that all over the web. Typically it's "run less, build up gradually, and run with proper form, also get good footwear".

You could try brisk walking for a couple weeks, lessens the impact but still has all the pros of running only not as much.

Go to a doctor

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>>36619021
>I had to stop being fit because of studies

It's most likely shin splints just ease into it and you should be fine. Also foam rolling helps.

>>36619021
you might have flat feet, go look into orthotics for your feet

>>36620484
I'll look it up and train gradually then
>>36619485
It's a french thing called "classes prépas" and you can't understand if you've never heard about it haha

>>36619021
This video helped me, he talks about utilising your natural shock absorption to reduce injury and improve running efficiency. I noticed when I tried his advice (esp. the running cadence) that the impact I felt on my legs when they were hitting the ground was reduced dramatically and I was able to run faster without any extra effort.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSIDRHUWlVo

>>36621228

Great video, but seriously

>Dr. Mark Cuck-Zilla

>>36621228
>Do not push when the foot is loaded, just load and spring
What did he mean by this?