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6th Mar 07, 03:56 PM
Steady Edwina
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Granty,
Have a butchers at this website:
http://www.sportsinjurybulletin.com/...in-splints.htm
After a run I usually do my stretches after my warm shower but I also stretch daily and I do yoga and pilates during the week as well - probably too girlie for strapping lad like yourself but I find it offsets the intensity of running.
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Granty,
Have a butchers at this website:
http://www.sportsinjurybulletin.com/...in-splints.htm
probably too girlie for strapping lad like yourself .
Sound perfect for you Granty...........................
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6th Mar 07, 07:32 PM
Granty
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I could not possibly comment
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6th Mar 07, 08:42 PM
Steady Edwina
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There are a couple of blokes in my pilates class - one plays for Plymouth Albion and he is definately a strapping lad.
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There are a couple of blokes in my pilates class - one plays for Plymouth Albion and he is definately a strapping lad.
Is that why you go SE?!
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7th Mar 07, 09:20 AM
Steady Edwina
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Well it certainly adds to the enjoyment.
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