During XC season, I had a stress reaction in my left shin, ran through it, hurt pretty bad by the end of the season. Got it MRI confirmed. I take 3 weeks off. Start training for outdoor, left leg is completely fine.
Few weeks later, right leg starts showing same symptoms. It's gotten worse since, but not as bad as it was during XC. Don't understand why I am so fragile, top mpw was 50. And why would a stress reaction occur in the other leg right after it did in the left? Wtf
How many other legs do you have ?
A lot.
I got problems mane wrote:
During XC season, I had a stress reaction in my left shin, ran through it, hurt pretty bad by the end of the season. Got it MRI confirmed. I take 3 weeks off. Start training for outdoor, left leg is completely fine.
Few weeks later, right leg starts showing same symptoms. It's gotten worse since, but not as bad as it was during XC. Don't understand why I am so fragile, top mpw was 50. And why would a stress reaction occur in the other leg right after it did in the left? Wtf
After injuring your left shin, when you came back into it you probably started favoring your right leg, which led to the stress fracture.
Make sure you're FULLY HEALED when you get back into it so that you can focus on proper form without worrying about re-injuring yourself.
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