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Mar 2012
4:18pm, 16 Mar 2012
11,605 posts
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halfpint
hellen - that looks like an instrument of torture.
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Mar 2012
4:21pm, 16 Mar 2012
12,089 posts
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JohnnyO
Think about short strides, thats what helped my. Its slow at first, but the speed comes back.
If you take a shorter stride you are less inclined to land with your leg fully extended, you also endup more midfoot than heel strike.
Whilst I am sure there is a lot to be said for proper coaching on running style, these simple changes really helped me.
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Mar 2012
7:30pm, 18 Mar 2012
340 posts
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Brian G
FFS been focusing on Wilmslow Half training since Abingdon in October and the week before I suddenly get a pain on the outside of my left hip.
Not happy.
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Mar 2012
7:56pm, 18 Mar 2012
12,588 posts
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hellen
I started getting hip pain a month ago which physio said was ITB due to weak glutes so have been working on them, still not right but getting better and am ok to run
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Mar 2012
8:44pm, 18 Mar 2012
342 posts
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Brian G
Hellen,
Did you have to stop running or could you run while working on your glutes?
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Mar 2012
8:47pm, 18 Mar 2012
3,240 posts
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WolfDancer
Johnnyo... on a similar theme to shorter strides, try running with a fast cadence (approx 180bpm and above) it gives you less time to overextend and heelstrike.
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Mar 2012
8:47pm, 18 Mar 2012
12,590 posts
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hellen
No, fizz said ok to keep running. I had about 4 rest days before seeing the fizz but once go ahead given to run I was out there. I and already worked out what it was so before I saw the fizz I had been working in glutes and rolling . She gave me some more exercises and within a few days I noticed it getting a bit better. It is stil not right but doesn't really bother me now, it's 2.5 weeks since I saw the fizz and have been doing the new exercises, she did say it would take a few months to get glutes fully strong. I now feel my hip on some runs and not others and the pain is lower on a scale of 1-10
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Mar 2012
8:53pm, 18 Mar 2012
12,147 posts
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JohnnyO
Thats true Wolfcaster, I found that the higher cadence came very naturally once I had made the transition.
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Mar 2012
8:53pm, 18 Mar 2012
12,148 posts
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JohnnyO
Thats true Wolfcaster, I found that the higher cadence came very naturally once I had made the transition.
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Mar 2012
9:10pm, 18 Mar 2012
11,640 posts
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halfpint
Funnily enough mine had been less irritated when we did long speed sessions. Only got sore on the gentle cool down  Fridays speed work wasn't intense enough.
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