Achilles tendonitis and shin splints are soft tissue inflammations that affect the lower leg. These conditions are often caused by foot biomechanics. The pain associated with these conditions can be treated with Flexstat™.

Running shoes are the most important piece of equipment that a runners has. They help prevent shin splints and they may help the running gait be more efficient. The running shoe market is huge and most of the running shoe companies make significant investment into the technology and science of running shoes. See similar questions...

This refers to an inflammation of the achilles tendon, located at the back of the foot between the heel and the calf muscle. The achilles tendon is one of the largest and strongest tendons in the body (able to withstand forces of up to x12 bodyweight). With achilles tendonitis the back of the heel and lower leg is often red, swollen and painful. Pain may be increased upon rising in the morning or during times of increased activity. See similar questions...

To tone and gain minimal strength, lift a low weight (heavy enough that you must really work to lift the 15th time) with a higher number of repetitions such as 12-15 reps. If you would like to gain strength, lift two times weekly (4-6 reps and a heavier weight). Experts suggest you give your muscles plenty of time to rest and repair themselves. When lifting to increase strength, your muscles need about 48 hours to repair themselves. See similar questions...

Shin splints are a condition that can result from improper equipment, poor foot placement, or from muscle imbalance. They are characterized by generalized pain in the front of the lower leg and are particularly common in runners. Shin splints are often cured by simply getting new shoes. It may also help to run on different terrain, preferably grass. It'll help absorb the shock. See similar questions...

When you use a set of muscles too much, you're likely to strain the tendons (soft tissues) that connect those muscles to your bones. At first, pain or swelling may come and go quickly. But if you do too much too soon, your muscles may overtire again. The strain may cause a tendon's outer covering to swell or small fibers in a tendon to pull apart. If you keep pushing your muscles, damage to the tendons adds up and tendonitis develops. Over time, pain and swelling may limit your activities. See similar questions...

Yes, Speedsoles have been proven to totally eliminate shin splints and Speedsoles greatly reduce the chances of having other leg injuries or tendinitis. See similar questions...

Shin Splint Question Stand at arms length from a wall. Place hands shoulder distance apart on the wall. Turn toes in and do push ups on the wall...great exercise used by soccer players for shin splints (NT) -- Mom, 19:23:42 09/14/04 Tue People on this forum have been talking about toenails falling off. Though this has never happened to me, my toenails tend to turn white near the top, then continue growing that way until the white part sort of splits off. (usually about halfway down the nail). See similar questions...

Shin splint can be caused by overload, biomechanical abnormality and poor footwear. For more information go to our shin splints causes pages. By clicking here. See similar questions...

Shin splint pain is felt in the lower leg. Posterior shin splints are felt felt as pain on the lower inside of the shin. Anterior shin splints are felt as pain on the upper outside of the shin and boney shin splints are felt as generlised pain in the shin bone. For more information about these types of shin splints click on the links above. See similar questions...

Treatment for shin splints are many and varied. They include shin splints stretching exercises, shin splints strengthening exercises, shin splints orthotics and rest. For more information go to our treatment pages by clicking here. See similar questions...

Orthotics may be vital when treating shin splints. They can alter biomechanical abnormality that may cause shin splints. For more detailed information on orthotic shin splints click here. Biomechanical abnormality is the primary cause of shin splints. For more information visit our shin splints biomechanics pages by clicking here. See similar questions...

It can not only help… it can rid you of shin splints forever by keeping you off your toes. Read the article: The Whole Story on Shin Splints on our web site. See similar questions...