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Old 12-14-21 | 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted by rsbob
Jogging 2K is not by itself enough but your power training combined with jogging was enough to put you over. Shin splints are nothing to mess with since recovery can be slow if you continue to aggravate it. I know since I was a possessed runner before becoming a possessed cyclist - who had them 4 times. You need to rest for a week so you can heal. Then start gradually building back up - I know, far more difficult than just writing about it - and for god sakes, stop jogging until you are completely healed and make sure you have proper running shoes.

I'm reading this OP and he does a bunch of distance riding before and after experiencing the shin splints without real pain, but he gets in intense pain after a 2k jog. This guy should probably just give up jogging.

I think if he rode 65k after the injury without it being "particularly painful", I doubt it's a case where the riding is injuring him. After all, he felt good enough after his Monday training to do the 2k run.

I don't know if his rest should include not riding, but if he already did a 65k ride with the injury without ill effect, it sure sounds like he answered his own question.
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