Am I the most unlucky athlete around? Life just seems to be injury or illness and I'm getting fed up of it. The latest suspected diagnosis is Tibialis Posterior Syndrome. The details of the injury can be found at http://www.sportsinjuryclinic.net/cybertherapist/front/ankle/tibialisposterior.htm I am lucky to be on the East Riding Talented Athlete Scheme and as a result I have priority treatment available locally with the physio. I am in hospital on Thursday to confirm the doctors suspicions about whats wrong with me. I hope things start to pick up soon or it will be swim, bike and a bloody long walk in South Africa! I'm rapidly loosing my motivation to train now as it just seems to be one knock back after another. If I can be back running in the next 2 weeks I will be happy, but after already being off running for 10 days things don't look good for the Ironman.
Thursday, 26 February 2009
Tibialis Posterior Syndrome (The latest injury)
Am I the most unlucky athlete around? Life just seems to be injury or illness and I'm getting fed up of it. The latest suspected diagnosis is Tibialis Posterior Syndrome. The details of the injury can be found at http://www.sportsinjuryclinic.net/cybertherapist/front/ankle/tibialisposterior.htm I am lucky to be on the East Riding Talented Athlete Scheme and as a result I have priority treatment available locally with the physio. I am in hospital on Thursday to confirm the doctors suspicions about whats wrong with me. I hope things start to pick up soon or it will be swim, bike and a bloody long walk in South Africa! I'm rapidly loosing my motivation to train now as it just seems to be one knock back after another. If I can be back running in the next 2 weeks I will be happy, but after already being off running for 10 days things don't look good for the Ironman.
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Daz
Really sorry to hear that. Best of luck for Thursday.
The word verification for this post is "le ride" - maybe it's a sign?
Dude! This can't be happening?! perhaps it is not as bad as the blurb on the link you gave - let's hope so. After the training that you have been packing in, some down time should give your body some adaptation capability. Then, if your injury is improved, stick to short sharp run stuff rather than loads of miles. This will keep your run fitness. After all, any long stuff now will not give you any great gains for 5 April. Keep us posted on any development mate.
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