Is it normal

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minutehunter Nov 2011 7:17pm, 8 Nov 2011 124 posts	0 minutehunter Mark I am notorious for foam rolling the last week before every one of my marathons. I am always convinced that I have ITB (although intensity and mileage reduces), shin splints and the best of I overpronate more causing me we spots of discomfort in the rest of the body as a compensate. So it is normal
Markj9035 Nov 2011 1:42pm, 9 Nov 2011 209 posts	0 Markj9035 Dimitris, it's only gone and happened, I'm full of bloody cold today and feel awful. I just hope I can shake it by Sunday and that it doesn't ruin my time completely. Arse.
Stander Nov 2011 10:26pm, 9 Nov 2011 5,190 posts	0 Stander HTFU
Johnny Blaze Nov 2011 10:27pm, 9 Nov 2011 12,877 posts	0 Johnny Blaze Have you checked your scrote for sags or wrinkles?
Markj9035 Nov 2011 11:52pm, 9 Nov 2011 213 posts	0 Markj9035 Bugger I'm doomed as do indeed have a saggy, wrinkly scrotum.
sandgrounder Nov 2011 11:58pm, 9 Nov 2011 1,046 posts	0 sandgrounder Use an iron on a medium heat together with a hot tea-towel - any hotter any you'll singe your pubes
FurryFeet Nov 2011 5:51pm, 11 Nov 2011 487 posts	0 FurryFeet By the time I reached the eve of my first marathon, I was convinced the pain that had developed in my foot would cause me to DNF after the first mile. The morning of the event - I forgot the pain, and got a GFA Second Marathon was similar, with a cold that only cleared up on the morning of the event - and I shaved over 2 mins off my PB. Forget physios - it's shrinks we should be seeing!
Markj9035 Nov 2011 9:22am, 12 Nov 2011 217 posts	0 Markj9035 Cheers for those words of encouragement furry. Taken on board. Currently sat in bed snorting everywhere, nice. Day before the race and feeling like white, let's hope its all magically gone in the morning or I shall be most pissed off after 30 weeks of concentrated training. It.