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duathlon
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PostPosted: 09/14/04 - 13:29    Post subject: Rollin ankles
OK, I can roll my ankles and not feel pain straight away or the next day or whenever. They do not swell up.
I played hoops in School and I rolled my ankle a lot, I guess eventually I got a point where my tendons are flexible enough that they dont tear when I roll my ankle.

Question.... is this is bad... Although I am yet to roll it while running (knock on wood) I roll my ankles when I walk, maybe once in 2 weeks. I have concerned a little of any long term effects of this. Another question.... Is this causing me to over pronate??.

-D
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PostPosted: 09/14/04 - 15:25    Post subject:
I'm curious, when you say roll your ankles, are you referring to an ankle sprain? I remember when I was a kid I used to go over on my ankles while playing and it would hurt like hell. I can't imagine that would be good.
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PostPosted: 09/14/04 - 18:04    Post subject:
By rolling my ankle I mean.... your body weight goes on the outside edge of your feet on to the and the feet heel turns perpendicular to the ground instead of striking it.
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PostPosted: 09/21/04 - 06:59    Post subject:
duathlon wrote:
By rolling my ankle I mean.... your body weight goes on the outside edge of your feet on to the and the feet heel turns perpendicular to the ground instead of striking it.


isn't this underpronation????

i hit on the outside of my shoes, wear is very obvious. i have a high arch and underpronate.

check this out:
http://www.therunningadvisor.com/running_shoes.html#pronation

don't buy a motion control shoe for overpronation if you are hitting on the outside edge of your foot.
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PostPosted: 09/25/04 - 12:30    Post subject:
rolling rock wrote:


isn't this underpronation????

i hit on the outside of my shoes, wear is very obvious. i have a high arch and underpronate.

check this out:
http://www.therunningadvisor.com/running_shoes.html#pronation

don't buy a motion control shoe for overpronation if you are hitting on the outside edge of your foot.

I see what you are saying. Mine so happens that if I get into the underpronating situation, my ankle rolls over... So I do not underpronate. I overpronate because I can see it in my shoes and took the video at my running store too. In addition my feet are flat... Thx for the advice though.
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