Hi ladies,
PamRosa - I actually suffer from terrible shin splints. They are the reason I no longer play basketball myself. I tried one basketball training with a ladies team I think 4 weeks ago tomorrow and my shins have not fully recovered yet. [emoji53] I have stayed away from high impact and running since then, but I love high impact. Stuff like a zillion jumping jacks, like in several Cathe w/o's is also killer for my shins.
I have finally decided to get professional help as I hate not being able to do everything that I want and it seemed silly not seeing a sports physio when my 9 year old goes for his sports related issues. I have an appointment on Monday night, so I will let you know. I have heard that the problem could for instance be with my ankles and then my shins try to support me and overwork. I guess I will know more Monday and then you could try things at home or also see a sports physio seeing your reason for tje splints could be completely different.
So far, today, I have only worked and given 2 trainings, this time not really joining in with the drills. Will try to get some cardio done now, but not sure how much my stomach, head, shins and ankles can handle. I seem to have a whole list of things that aren't feeling great. [emoji51] Will report back later.