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| Posted: 20/05/13 10:46:24 24 |
Run Wales - I hear what you are saying, but I had my gait checked out 18 months ago at a reputable running shop during a previous calf/shin issue and even though they could show my right foot was not pronating as much as my left the best shoe option was still the Asics 1100 series. |
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| Posted: 20/05/13 09:47:30 30 |
If they don't fit I can always send them back. Have been suffering from a calf/shin injury since feb which has been a recurring concern in recent years, iv'e spent a few quid going down the physio route with no definite diagnosis. Awaiting x ray results back to hopefully rule out stress fracture. I've run in various versions of the 1100 series so was thinking a move to a different shoe may be a option, clutching at straws maybe, but got to try something. |
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| Posted: 20/05/13 09:41:14 14 |
Red - Good news from you, i'm waiting results of x ray which will hopefully be sometime this week. |
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| Posted: 20/05/13 08:21:12 12 |
Thanks all for the advice, RRP for Ravenna's is £100 , can get them for £68 off the net so more than a few quid. |
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| Posted: 20/05/13 08:16:06 06 |
Carrot - Nice mileage, are you following the thread trend of shorter quicker stuff during the summer or aiming for something longer? Minni - Rubbish news about your calf, can't really give any advice as I've been stuck with my calf/shin issues since Feb, apart from the calf anything feel different in your running action? FRC - good running. |
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