sin_goodfellow
10-02-2003, 10:18 PM
Knuckledraggers,
I guess as an athlete it's bound to happen eventually. I believe the event that triggered my current knee problem was the 10 mile beach run I participated in recently. I thought it was all healed up, but I had not engaged in any sort of similar running until my jog tonight, where I ran a few laps and it sprang back into existence with a painful hello.
I'm 6' 2", 205 pds, I've never had any pain in my knees that lasted more than a few minutes until this incident. The pain is localized around my left knee, on the outward facing side. It's a sharpish pain, not debilitating but definitely present. It doesn't hurt when i'm just walking around, though i've felt a twinge after morning practice when walking down this certain hill. It feels like it's a muscle or tendon that stretches along that side of my knee.
I have access to Body Flow, a gym with free weights and plenty of varied terrain for running/walking. I'm very interested in any advice as the healthy functioning of my knees is critical for crew performance.
Respectfully,
Jesse Wells
I guess as an athlete it's bound to happen eventually. I believe the event that triggered my current knee problem was the 10 mile beach run I participated in recently. I thought it was all healed up, but I had not engaged in any sort of similar running until my jog tonight, where I ran a few laps and it sprang back into existence with a painful hello.
I'm 6' 2", 205 pds, I've never had any pain in my knees that lasted more than a few minutes until this incident. The pain is localized around my left knee, on the outward facing side. It's a sharpish pain, not debilitating but definitely present. It doesn't hurt when i'm just walking around, though i've felt a twinge after morning practice when walking down this certain hill. It feels like it's a muscle or tendon that stretches along that side of my knee.
I have access to Body Flow, a gym with free weights and plenty of varied terrain for running/walking. I'm very interested in any advice as the healthy functioning of my knees is critical for crew performance.
Respectfully,
Jesse Wells