Shin Splints Stretches And Exercises - Feel Better FAST!

The best home exercises to relieve anterior shin splint pain. Stretches and exercises presented by a physical therapist to help alleviate your shin splint pain fast. Follow-along stretches and exercises to decrease your pain now and eliminate your pain long term.
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WHAT ARE SHIN SPLINTS?
“Shin splints” are a condition where you develop pain in your lower leg along your shin bone. They can be anterior (along the front of your shin) or posterior (along the back of your shin). For this video I’ll share the best home exercises for anterior shin splints.
WHY DO YOU GET SHIN SPLINTS?
There is a muscle in the front of your shin called the tibialis anterior. Shin splints are an overuse injury (tendonitis problem) in this muscle. I often see this shin splint problem in people who are very active individuals including runners, football and soccer players, track athletes, aerobics participants, and weight lifters.
ACUTE (LESS THAN TWO WEEKS) VS CHRONIC SHIN SPLINTS
Now it’s important to discuss how long you’ve been experiencing your shin splint pain. If it’s been less than two weeks, you’re still in an “inflammatory stage”. Your pain will respond best to rest, ice, anti-inflammatory medication, and gentle stretching per the recommendations in this video. If it’s been longer than that, you should add some gentle massage as well as some strength training exercises as tolerated.
THE BEST HOME EXERCISES FOR SHIN SPLINT PAIN
The best home exercises for effectively treating and eliminating your shin splint pain include massage, stretching, and strengthening exercises. This combination can help you not only feel better immediately, but keep pain away during future activities.
Please consult the time stamps below for specific parts of this video.
0:00 INTRODUCTION
0:17 WHAT ARE SHIN SPLINTS?
0:46 WHY DO YOU GET SHIN SPLINTS?
1:28 ACUTE VS CHRONIC TREATMENT
2:08 MASSAGE (HANDS OR FOAM ROLLER)
3:43 HOW TO STRETCH YOUR SHIN SPLINTS
6:02 TOE TAPS STRENGTHENING EXERCISES
8:04 HEEL WALKING
I hope the exercises in this video helped you out to feel better! If it did, do me a favor and LIKE the video and leave me a COMMENT below.
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[@Kollinknows]

I can’t think you enough I’m on my feet 10-12 hours a day , run and play basketball I’ve been dealing with shin splints on and off my whole life these stretches are imbedded in my brain now thank you

[@neronlewis6827]

Thank you! I had no clue what was wrong. These stretches feel SOO good! Do you have any more strengthening exercises?

[@Zorbak962]

Super helpful! I've been having shin splints after running and I'm feeling the relief alreay. Thank you!

[@toneandtighten]

Glad it helped!

[@Dino.001]

Same I just did a huge race and I can barely walk lol

[@chrisinstasis7986]

I'm going to try this and out of curiosity how fast did you find it started to help? Are we talking weeks or days and did you train through it? Thanks.

[@nimest409]

It just happened to me who did you get rid of it?​@@Dino.001

[@rebeccaahernandez77]

I’m a pedicurist and I scoot around on a little chair a lot similar to the kindergarten classes. Recently my upper shin started killing me first about 2 days straight and I saw your video and did the stretches and followed your advice. It helped immensely. Thank you so much ❤

[@trevlac3]

Felt relief just doing one round of these!❤

[@SuzanneKirshPianist]

Thank you for the stretches. They are helpful. I've played piano my entire life and have tight anterior tiabialis muscles in both legs from use of pedals.

[@toneandtighten]

You are so welcome! I am glad you are finding them helpful and thanks for commenting.

[@matijaljubenovicbrica9569]

I love this channel so much! Thank you for all the information you share with us❤️

[@toneandtighten]

Thank you so much! I am glad you are enjoying it!

[@pinoyako4001]

I'm not sure but ,if anyone else needs to find out about posterior shin splints recovery try Mackorny Run Fast Blueprint (should be on google have a look )? It is an awesome exclusive guide for getting rid of shin splints without the headache. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my mate got amazing success with it.

[@noor-ulhuda3775]

I have flat feet and get terrible pain in anterior shins. Tried this and it definitely helps. Thank you so much 😊

[@teamfire6287]

Great video! I work 12 hour shifts in steel toes. On my feet an walking most of the day. I also enjoy walking in to work and home each day. I'm used to being in the steel toes all day but not at the activity level of my new job and I've picked a wickedly painful shin splint. Top to bottom of the muscle. I love the massage technique in combo with the stretches. I can feel the life flowing back into the muscle. I do 15 minutes in the morning and an hour at night. Thanks so much for the video, the techniques are really helping and I hope to be completely pain free soon!

[@toneandtighten]

You are very welcome and thanks for watching!

[@DennisPoirier-wo1vn]

Excellent job and yes very useful to my case! Always helpful!

[@toneandtighten]

Glad it was helpful!

[@glamaliciousiraqigir]

The resistance band exercise is amazing

[@irobot380qbxo2]

The first stretch feels AMAZING! Right after I feel as if a huge weight has been lifted off my legs.

[@toneandtighten]

Great to hear!

[@samahabuomar1050]

Very useful thank u so much

[@nathanclark2780]

The heal walk is pure fire on my TA! Awesome!

[@toneandtighten]

Glad that one helped!

[@guyincognito1985]

I've found that a "Tiger Tail" massage stick also works good on the Tibialis Anterior for myofascial release / massage. I haven't tried a rolling pin, but that might work in a pinch too.

[@elg308]

Thank you young man you're doing a great job and a great help us middle-aged folks Godspeed

[@toneandtighten]

Glad to help!

[@Best30Days]

Thanks doc ❤❤

[@hectoritoo]

THE most useful shin splits video out of 10-15 that I saw on KZbin - thank you man!! From the explanation to strengthening and actually seeing the muscle, so very much useful. Saving this one.

[@toneandtighten]

Awesome, thank you! You are so welcome!

[@Landshark928]

Thank you very much! Very helpful to deal with shin splints!

[@toneandtighten]

You are so welcome!

[@Poeticjemz]

Instant relief! Thanks so much

[@toneandtighten]

You're welcome!

[@annoyingprecision2487]

Doc! You're the best. Thanks a ton.

[@toneandtighten]

My pleasure!

[@candacedawn357]

Thank you! I will be saving this to refer to.

[@toneandtighten]

Wonderful, Candace! I hope it helps!

[@Canosa612]

I find your vidoes always very informative. Thank you.

[@toneandtighten]

You are very welcome!

[@krismaly6300]

Thanks for educating the community and appreciate your volunteering and thanks to your team Please keep posting more and more educational videos God definitely help you

[@toneandtighten]

Thank you! Will do!

[@babatundedosunmu7963]

lovely this helped soooo muchhh

[@Marc-dk8vw]

Thanks. Subscribed & roller purchased through your link.

[@toneandtighten]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@petar5987]

Thank you man, these exercises helped soooo much!

[@toneandtighten]

You are so welcome, Petar! I am happy to hear they helped!

[@johnnysalter7072]

Thank you, very helpful.

[@toneandtighten]

You're welcome!

[@sonwhare8288]

Omg! I’ve had this for years. Had a knee reconstruction back when I was 21z I’m now 38and this is the first time I’ve had relief from this. Amazing

[@toneandtighten]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@robertsims]

Thank you for this video it's been very helpful

[@toneandtighten]

My pleasure! So glad it is helping.

[@ikramzz701]

Thanks! I overexercised this week with jumprope.. it caused me a bad shin splint, your advices helped me to reduce the pain

[@toneandtighten]

Great to hear!

[@cupcake8688]

Hey I skipped rope and got these. I can barely walk. Share some of ur tips please

[@MarieMulliganprincealfie]

Wow I became pain-free for a few hours with these so I'll make it a routine to do these morning and evening. Thank you.😊

[@toneandtighten]

Wonderful news! You are welcome!

[@C_Mortada]

Thanks for the video, it was so informative ❤️ And adding the script in the description was extremely helpful ❤️ Many thanks 🇪🇬

[@toneandtighten]

You are very welcome!

[@infinitysad8034]

هل فعلا ذهب الالم

[@C_Mortada]

​@@infinitysad8034 والله مش فاكر الفيديو أصلا يا صديقي 😃 لو الألم مستمر لازم تستشير طبيب لان ممكن ميكونش شين سبلينت أساساً

[@infinitysad8034]

@@C_Mortada كيف الألم معاك حاليا اختفى باقي

[@C_Mortada]

@@infinitysad8034 انا بقالي مدة ما بجري جريات طويلة يعني تعبت من الراحة،وطبعاً معنديش شين سبلينت

[@samsonann2790]

Thank you for posting this! I had covid earlier this year and I am trying to work on being more active again. I've been having pain in my shins keeping me from doing more fast paced running. Most videos I watched showed just stretches, but not exercises I could do to help strengthen the muscle.

[@toneandtighten]

You are welcome! I hope you find this video helpful.

[@jainnehul]

Very helpful, thank you Sir

[@toneandtighten]

You are welcome!

[@agustd6100]

Thank you so much You're literally a lifesaver oml 😵‍💫

[@toneandtighten]

Happy to help!

[@traceyjoseph6877]

Fantastic thank you

[@toneandtighten]

Most welcome!

[@jamexicangirl]

Thanks for the vid. My pain is mostly on the lower region/ankle. Is that the same thing?

[@revanth148t]

Doc I had joint pain in both knee When i consulted Doc said do exercise Particular quads, hip string , calves, n splins I watched every exercise videos from ur channel U taught very very good and simple Thanks Doc love u ❤

[@onthepurplepath]

Currently toe tapping with a small band on - thanks for showing how to use it! Decided to finally just look online for tips. Up until I've been adding resistance while lying in bed on my back and doing "toe lifts" with a weighted blanket on top of my feet 😂..it feels nice! Burns up the muscle and let's me feel relieved/exhausted before bed. I'm going to try your easier method every morning with foam rolling and finally heal myself.

[@robbyddurham1624]

I've been using swim fins about 10 minutes 5 days a weeks for 6 monts and noticed my shins don't act up on long walks or short hikes anymore. I'd love someone else to try this and report back to me. I wish I could have done this when I was much younger and liked playing sports but my shins hurt too much to continue.

[@robbyddurham1624]

Your method seems very similar. the fins only stretch me in one direction. I might add the toe lifts with weight blanket. Maybe I'll play basketball again some day.

[@Mr36Chamberz]

The roller really really helped!

[@toneandtighten]

Great news!

[@killuminatimaccabee811]

Thanks Doc

[@toneandtighten]

My pleasure! I hope this helps you!

[@lloydmaliakal6256]

Legendary. Feeling stronger. Thank you for your guidance :)

[@toneandtighten]

You are welcome! I am glad this was helpful!

[@lloydmaliakal6256]

@@toneandtighten I have to keep on working at it each day to be stronger. In the past I use to have bad pains and swelling. I want to get back into the gym again in 2022

[@Swordonator]

@@lloydmaliakal6256 how's it going now?

[@monikasloan9439]

Thank you for the information! I am going to try these. I have had chronic shin splint issues for years. It made my military career more difficult for sure. I did not get the rest needed to recover. As a civilian now, I can rest when I am injured. I have pretty much given up running entirely because of shin splints. I went to PT last week for knee issues and my PT said my muscles around the shin and outer thigh are super tight. I guess they always have been. I am hoping that I can loosen them and correct my muscle imbalance. Maybe then, I will finally be able to run.

[@toneandtighten]

I hope this helps and you feel better soon!

[@Ramyapad19]

Will do this do you have back arms legs videos as been paining for me soooooooooooo much love your videos always brighten up my day after work love your channel sooooooooooooooo much love your ecercises sooooooooooooooo much Thanks Ramya

[@toneandtighten]

Thank you so much, Ramya Padmanabhan! I hope these things help you, and thanks for commenting! I appreciate your support!

[@ChelseySmithHandle]

It's a good thing you cover posterior shin splints as well...

[@kimyoung3484]

Thank you so much,i will try to do it 👍❤️

[@toneandtighten]

You are welcome, Kim Young! I hope these exercises help and thanks for commenting!

[@kimyoung3484]

@@toneandtighten Thank you Sỉr and have a great day 👍♥️

[@vitalsegi24]

so good ,thanks mate , got surgery on my shin splints 3+ months ago started running again and felt it coming back, these exercises made my pain go away,thanks man

[@toneandtighten]

I am so glad these helped and you are welcome!

[@claytonhaddox9756]

Thank you so much

[@toneandtighten]

You're most welcome, Clayton! I hope you found these exercises helpful and thanks for commenting!

[@ibo1137]

Nice! Thanks.

[@toneandtighten]

You bet!

[@kushagratiwari4421]

Thanks Sir it's really very helpful ☺️ 😊

[@toneandtighten]

Most welcome!

[@Xman305]

Do you have a good every day shoe recommendation for the gym and walking to help? I mostly have pain playing soccer but good shoes might help too

[@neekr3052]

it's really helpful to do these stretches without shoes

[@jayminc3442]

That resistance band trick is genius, thank you

[@toneandtighten]

You bet! Glad you found it helpful.

[@mmason4242]

Question - can a anterior shin splint issue result in heal pain (like planters fasciitis)? I’m a runner and had good training through the winter, ran Boston and London, then took minimal time off before starting training for fall. I thought it was planters, but ice made that pain reduce quickly and I now notice the anterior shin pain and feel knots in the upper part of the muscle. Thanks for the video I’m standing down and will try these exercises.

[@florajgoogle8632]

Thank you

[@toneandtighten]

You're welcome!

[@annaheya2109]

Useful tips thank you! I tend to get shin pain after a run!

[@toneandtighten]

Definitely a common issue, Anna! I hope these exercises and tips help you out!

[@gianmarcojavier6195]

Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else needs to find out about anterior shin splints causes try Mackorny Run Fast Blueprint (should be on google have a look )? It is a smashing one off product for getting rid of shin splints without the headache. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my cousin got amazing success with it.

[@Anshnayan_15]

Thank you sir ❤️

[@toneandtighten]

You are welcome! I hope these help!

[@abdelrhmanmohamed1525]

Im going to try this, i feel the pain with in 10 minutes of running or fast walking, i hope. this helps.

[@toneandtighten]

Best of luck!

[@Da_Rice]

Thanks you

[@toneandtighten]

You are welcome! I hope these exercises help!

[@toneandtighten]

Did you try these exercises for your shin pain? What did you think - did they help? COMMENT your experience below and be sure to SHARE with a friend who could use some help! Also if you have tight, painful calf muscles here is a simple, 3-minute routine you can do at home to feel better fast: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp7JY6ukfahobs0 Hope you feel better! 🙏🏼

[@liufox4394]

interesting points ,if anyone else is searching for shin splints exercises try Mackorny Run Fast Blueprint (do a google search )? It is a good one off product for getting rid of shin splints without the hard work. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my mate got great success with it.

[@azersamaali2016]

hi everyone ,if anyone else is searching for difference between shin splints and tendonitis try Mackorny Run Fast Blueprint (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now )? It is an awesome one off product for getting rid of shin splints minus the headache. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my partner got amazing success with it.

[@liufox4394]

hi everyone ,if anyone else is searching for what are shin splints and how to avoid them try Mackorny Run Fast Blueprint (do a search on google )? It is a good one off guide for getting rid of shin splints minus the headache. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my friend got cool success with it.

[@nadiayvonnerazanajao7082]

hey ,if anyone else needs to find out about what to do to help shin splints try Mackorny Run Fast Blueprint (should be on google have a look )? It is a smashing one of a kind product for getting rid of shin splints without the normal expense. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my colleague got great success with it.

[@muhammadisa7361]

The skin stretch is what i did and you can feel all that stiffness, like it's getting release of tightness and then I had momentum with mobility.

[@ranjanikumar455]

Tone and tighten pls upload videos for uterus prolapse and which exercises should not be done if we have uterus prolapse

[@lahlah8715]

This is super useful 🙌♥️

[@toneandtighten]

I'm so glad!

[@lahlah8715]

I had pain for weeks on and off. 😩 but I’m stubborn and kept running. Yesterday I did all these magical stretches and massages and 🎉 I was able to run 5 miles so comfortable ♥️ so grateful for this video. Game changer. I now have the knowledge to make my aches better. Thanks again. God bless you ‼️

[@DoctorDj98]

Do you have any papers or reference points could use? Thanks

[@mikedoan4247]

5:01 is the stretch i felt the most, it hurt but it felt sooo good! Thanks!!

[@toneandtighten]

You bet!

[@Ken_Wallace]

This really help me 🙌🏻 I'm a basketball player and I have this problem pretty frequently when I jump to much

[@toneandtighten]

Happy to help!

[@xpndblhero5170]

I have severe pain in both of my legs from lymphedema and muscle degeneration.... What stretching would help w/ the muscle cramping and spasms¿?

[@wagezombie]

had shin splints from muay thai training, skipping rope barefoot for extended periods of time just absolutely murdered my shins. I was much heavier when I started too. being fat and out of shape plus the repetitive impact of jump rope, led to many nights of extreme pain. I remember trying to run and it hurt so badly that my foot went numb and since my posture was compromised, my back started to hurt. I was in the dog house for sure, didnt know when it was gonna go away. for 2 solid months, I was in like 10/10 pain after every workout. now after about 4-5 months, still dealing with slight pain but can now run 4-5 miles with no problems. here’s what helped me. during the initial 10/10 pain 1. elevate the legs, legs were swollen, elevating them helped some of the blood flow go down 2. ice. I iced them constantly. 20 mins all over each calf. helped make the pain more manageable 3. rest. I admitted that I was in just too much pain to really get the most out of the workout. took some rest days and was able to perform much better once I got back into the gym. a day or two at most. what I think made them go away 1. time. they needed time to heal. 2-3 months was a bit excessive but I still trained consistently 4-5 days a week. 2. losing weight, I lost about 20ish pounds after starting muay thai. being lighter and healthier lessened the load my shins had to carry during those high impact exercises 3. getting stronger, my buddy said that you gotta run through the shin splints, which initially I thought was a terrible idea, but now im starting to understand it. the reason why they hurt is cuz the shins were too weak to match the level of intensity you were putting them through. when they are stronger, they can handle the load. so in a way, running and training, while leaving me in quite a lot of pain, were slowly making the shin splints go away 4. never giving up, its corny but its true. stopping your exercise journey due to shin splints is a guarantee that they will return when you start back up. you gotta be able to figure out a routine that works for you and around the pain. it will go away eventually.

[@wagezombie]

plus I had this little electric massager that I used. not sure if it really did anything cuz I did an experiment where I iced and massaged one shin for a week and ignored the other one, and oddly enough the one I neglected felt wayyy better than the one I nursed. I have no clue why but felt the need to mention it.

[@noorallawati5390]

New in ice skating and extremely scared of falling =) so apparently the tension causes pain in my shin! Let’s try this (no pain post skating and when I actively try to relax)

[@sulkoma]

4 months later, how are you going with the ice skating? I started roller blading with friends a few months ago & I reckon by 2 months I felt like I had made really nice improvements from when I started.. sadly we all stopped skating lmao I need to get back into it!

[@noorallawati5390]

@@sulkoma going great! Not easy to let the fear go but improved A LOT! My shins hurt in the next skate, if I don't cool down after intense sessions hehehe

[@diannalynnYT]

Thank you. I’m knew right running and feeling it in my shins. These made them feel so much better. Will be daily stretches. I don’t know if you can answer this but when at home, tile floors, should shoes be worn? I have been go big barefoot at home forever. But now I’m more aware of what feet and up are feeling. I’m guessing not my running shoes. 47 and just become seriously active in the last month and somehow running is now part of it. Trying to treat my body the best I can. I want to avoid injury.

[@gallardo7813]

I have a question, should I do these after my soccer practice or before my soccer practice?

[@WannabeSuperSoldier]

I think for the most part, go bare foot when you can around your home. Shoe tend to be the cause of a lot of our problems in our feet. Even the cushiony running shoes. They typically restrict our toe box and mask improper walking and running technique.

[@anuragpotter3691]

@@gallardo7813 before and after both tbh

[@jogindersingh-prem7793]

Excellent video. Thank you. Dr Joginder Singh - Principal Nottingham Teaching College

[@toneandtighten]

It's my pleasure!

[@aryanbakshi5806]

thanks a tonne for this vid, been having really bad shin splints for a month now and they simply arent going away with icing everyday. i hope this helps as physios are expensive😅.... would love love some more excersises

[@toneandtighten]

I hope you find these helpful!

[@krebsgewehr]

Hey thanks for the ideas! Mine usually start to hurt after walking for a bit but never really had a stretch to use to kind of work the pain out or prevent it in general.

[@toneandtighten]

You are welcome! I hope it helps!

[@kimyoung3484]

Thank you so much Sir, sometimes I have a shin pain I can't not sleep.♥️🌹

[@toneandtighten]

You're most welcome, Kim! I hope these exercises help!

[@kimyoung3484]

@@toneandtighten Have a great day Sir ♥️👍😁

[@robert.p.reynolds1611]

I have been getting pain on the outside front part of my shin (about mid shin) and also on the inside part of my shin, but up a little higher when I run. It does not bother me until I get past the 4 mile mark, though. This has been going on for maybe a month or so. I am going to try these stretches and strength training exercises. Thank you so much for this video. I appreciate you.

[@toneandtighten]

You bet! I hope they help!

[@mvg2850]

Omg! I have never know why the front of my legs hurt so much it just did! I'm going to try these tips, thank u!

[@OutlinedPurse]

Has it helped so far?

[@mvg2850]

@@OutlinedPurse I tried massaging it, and it hurt and was quite tender before I started and while I was doing it, but the next day it was almost gone. Had a couple of sore spots, but I think I may been a little to hard, since it hurt so bad it was hard to decide what was good pressure. But as I was saying it was much better the next day! I still feel it a bit if I actually start running og doing aerobic dance, but I don't feel it in the day to day activity. So I think I just need to keep massaging it and stretch it out, since I now know how to do it :)

[@tysonelsayeh3357]

Thx dude

[@toneandtighten]

You are welcome, tyson! I hope these helped!

[@changeagent5051]

concise content. thanks coach ✌🏻

[@toneandtighten]

You bet!

[@sreejaprasanth6489]

Another great video, my daughter is a competitive swimmer and sometimes experience pain in her shin , calves and glute muscles. Can you suggest some stretching excercises?

[@toneandtighten]

I'm sorry to hear about your daughter's pains, Sreeja. I have videos for all those other issues you mentioned on my channel already - just search "Tone and Tighten _____" and they should come up for you. Good luck!

[@niharagarwal336]

Ya so much to guide us

[@toneandtighten]

Hope it helps! Thanks so much for commenting!

[@timoconnell5804]

quick question: do these exercises help before you start running? I'm trying to work on endurance running so I can do the 5k races with my cross country team at my school and I can't stop halfway through a race to do these. Or is my only solution to suffer the 3.2 miles then stretch out after?

[@Helen_Magnus_]

I've recently become more active as part of losing weight and shin splints have been really hampering my progress. It's been incredibly frustrating, and the exercises my physio had given me didn't seem to be helping. But your exercises are a godsend. Thank you so much

[@toneandtighten]

Oh, I am so glad to hear these have been helpful! You are very welcome!

[@sonitclef8675]

I can relate! There is nothing worse than being motivated to work on yourself when your body doesn't want to to 😂

[@ZeroseHerosolutioncentre]

By doing this, running shins will be cured Sir cream from India

[@MortimerFdp]

Hi, thanks a lot for this video it’s amazing. I am a swimmer who started boxing recently and I started to have shin splints, I notice somehow after running how that muscle you describe is indeed very tense and painful but the most annoying pain I have is on the other side of the shin, in the interior side if that makes sense, is it normal ? 👀 Cheers

[@zumiela]

Is doing a lunges or dumb bell lunges do any good to the shint splint injury?

[@aryandagar4896]

thank you so much for this video because i was suffering from this problem and my family members said that if the pain keeps on happening for more than 3 weeks it will never be recovered but because of your streches and excercise i am fully recovered thank you so much love form india

[@toneandtighten]

You are welcome! So glad this helped!

[@sharptoaster2142]

Thank you! I got this from squatting ass to grass and these really helped me

[@toneandtighten]

I am glad these were helpful!

[@justincortez3645]

How long after doing these exercises should I attempt running again? I’ve had chronic shin splints for years and miss running.

[@codymarmon3194]

7:40-7:50 is absolutely money. Thank you, got my knee drained for the first time this past Monday and knew my muscles were going to be overused.

[@toneandtighten]

You are welcome! So glad that helped!

[@MujeebKhan-uq9dv]

Great video. However, incorporating tibialis posterior exercises (foot inversion) and peroneus long exercises (foot eversion) will help you get rid of shin splints for good.

[@Midzark]

So should I do just one of these stretches 3x a day or should I do them all?? I have it in my left leg, was so painful like an 8 out of 10 then I did your sit on my legs stretches and straight away the pain has gone to a 2 out of 10 and I can walk again!

[@M30W_itsme]

Got a shin pain while doing a front flip on the trampoline, The massages helps a bit so thanks 🙏

[@toneandtighten]

Happy to help!

[@mamanothing9506]

I have a Posterior shin splint. Do you have stretches and exercises for that?

[@billarmao7237]

hello, I been treating a bad Anterior shin splint. I have tried a few of your stretches, but it feels like i have a knot per say in one spot. should I still keep doing the stretches? Its a bad case and have bad pain and been resting from my activities.

[@joegugg4129]

On the stair I raise one leg up and down to strenghten my calf twice a day and it works

[@jakenotasnake4133]

I started jumping rope to condition for BMT. I leave April 9th. I only do Tuesday and Thursday for about 15-25 minutes. I just started last week. I noticed a slight achey/ soreness after yesterday’s session. It mostly went away by the next day. Is that normal or a shin splint? I can probably update in a few days about pain. It isn’t a bad pain, just like hitting chest at the gym and your chest and triceps are slightly sore for a few days.

[@gnehsse]

Thanks, great video! Hope it helps make my shin splints go away :)

[@toneandtighten]

I hope so too!

[@gnehsse]

Still got the shin splints, I guess it will take a while to completely heal. But those exercises provide immediate relief, so I'm so glad I watched this video!

[@gnehsse]

Just realized today that my shin splints are gone, and have been gone for probably 2-3 months. Still took a while to heal but your video helped make it happen!

[@eb433]

I’ve got a question - could running with flat feet additionally cause issues with my splints if the flat feet are left untreated? I took a look at your other video about correcting flat feet and was wondering if I should try compounding both videos’ exercises to try and fix my feet and shin splints. Thanks for the help!

[@awmdanger9677]

Yeah of course. Flat feet puta a lot of stress on the tibia and knee thereafter.

[@jotarokujo3041]

I have a question? Idk if this is related to this video but what is it called and what do I do if I bang my front shin bone on a chair and there is a dent in it. I have a minor dent but it’s been a year and a half and it’s still there.

[@drudub99]

Good stuff, do you recommend compression sleeves while running and/or for recovery?

[@charlestaylor2594]

Good question, I'd also like to hear some feedback.