IT band - best way to get back up and running?
hula808
Posts: 172 Member
Its been over a month and I can barely do 1km without it kicking back up
.Anyone have advice as to what worked for them? I've tried massaging, stretching, resting, different shoes, treadmill, no treadmill, trail, road, stationary bike ( which is fine just not running)
I have a 10k at the end of April that I dont want to have to miss.
Its taking forever, does it ever go away?
.Anyone have advice as to what worked for them? I've tried massaging, stretching, resting, different shoes, treadmill, no treadmill, trail, road, stationary bike ( which is fine just not running)
I have a 10k at the end of April that I dont want to have to miss.
Its taking forever, does it ever go away?
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I have never had a serious flareup of that. The standard advice is usually foam roller + rest.
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I had IT band surgery last fall...my IT band was way too type and kept pulling my kneecap out of place. I foam roll/massage, ice as needed, and if I start having a lot of pain, increase my quad exercise (squats, etc). I was told in PT that quad strength is key to making my IT band behave.0
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Yes.
Rest, ice, foam roll, ect...
This would be a good time to do some corrective exercises. Most runners are quad dominate. You could use this break to strengthen your posterior and add stability to your hips.0
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