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 I am a roshe run chaussures homme very atheletic person , male , 35 years. On october 9, 2011 while playing badminton , I endured a complete rupture of my achilles tendon at about 4-5 inches above the ground height. I went thru surgery on 15 Oct. and my leg (right) was placed in a cast for 3 weeks after which my surgeon removed the cast and changed the angle of my foot and placed the cast back for another 3 weeks , so total 6 weeks in a cast . Subsequently I started physiotherapy , lots of stretching etc, for about 2 months during which I started walking and after about 1 and a half month from the time the cast came off I was able to run , but I consciously did so at a slow speed not to damage anything . I did this for about 2 weeks and then completely stopped running for about 2 months because I couldnt take time off for sport due to other commitments . However from the time I first started running I have been experiencing pain on the posterior part of my heel bone which spreads to the inner side of the heel bone .This happens when my heel lifts off the ground while running , basically when I bear weight . But this pain does not come when I walk .Its only when because of running when more force is applied on the ground that the pain starts . Also If i sit in a place for long and get up , there is pain for chaussures nike air max 1 france the first 10-15 steps ,then it settles down and no pain while walking but, if I start to run , like I explained earlier the pain starts again.What do you think is the problem and what can I do to sort it out. I have started my running again since the last 3 months , I run an average of 4-5 kms everytime but with pain.Could you please email me on my id cpl_y2k@hotmail.com . Thanks ¨C Sid.

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I, for the same reasons, am trying to transition to Vibram¡¯s due to hip soreness. I have noticed that when I run barefoot that the pain in my hip is virtually completely gone. Now my weight is around 215lb and my transition has been long. I jhave the same pain you described in your blog (Allan). Since mid-dec 2011 I have been transitioning into barefoot running. To make a long story short, I have been laid up in between run for 1 -3 weeks to recover from calf and achilles tendons soreness. Although the strength in my calves and tendons have been getting much stronger, I need to give more time in between barefoot runs. Since running barefoot (Vibram) on treadmills seem to be an easier and less painful way to transition, I will continue with my barefoot running on the treadmill and regular running shoe running on the street. (10k, 12k, half\full marathon)

Lastly, get your cadence to 180. The less time your foot is on the ground at a given moment, the less the tissues have to strain to absorb the impact. Try also to drive your knee FORWARD, not up. This will bring your heel closer to your butt on the swing phase and make you land more underneath your body and not overstriding. Worst thing you can do is let the lower leg swing forward early, extending your knee causing you to overstride and heel strike.

I have never been a runner, but I love to walk. After total knee replacement in 2009, which is going to have to be revised, I never got back to my former ability. I have wore athletic shoes purchased at a store in which the employee videos your stride, watches you walk and stand nike air max 90 homme pas cher on your toes, etc since I had torn cartiledge removed in 1997. After this evaluation, the employee, usually a college grad with a degree in sports injuries, etc, then recommends the best type shoe for you, with about 5 brands to choose from. (BTW, I¡¯ve never seen a Nike in any of these type stores.)

The idea of having my alignment evaluated, probably by a chiropractor, and getting some adjustments as well as a few of the other new treatments I¡¯ve seen on thi nike cortez femmme s blog really sounds like the way to go. Any suggestions?
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