Struggling with shin splints or have a history of shin splints? Try out these rehab based strengthening exercises! Shin splints, also known as medial tibial stress syndrome, is characterized by pain along the anterior portion of the shin. Normally when you run your muscles, tendons, & bone tissue experience micro tears that are healed and strengthened with adequate rest and recovery. Without rest and recovery, the micro tears are unable to heal causing inflammation and shin pain. My guide to dea

SHIN SPLINT PAIN RELEASE (30 seconds) Sometimes ONE EXERCISE can make a big difference in how you feel & move....this in one of those exercises. REMEMBER...we get shin splints because our FOOT & ANKLE slam to hard into ground with each step that we take. "So?!?!?!?!" This means that to PREVENT this from being a CHRONIC PAIN we need to figure out why we are having a hard time "slowing" our leg down as comes in contact with the ground. HINT: There is something wrong with your hip. GET a Personaliz