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Hamstring Pain (Upper Leg)

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Average recovery time: 30 days

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LittleBit0 daysMuch stretching later it's ok. Too much sitting around in the flat I think!details
DARTySouth1 daysI guess it was just post long trail run tightness.details
DARTySouth1 daysJust...went away. I'm not going to question it. Just keep doing long, deep warmups every session and stretch after and in the shower.details
BazorakcommaJ2 daysStretching, massage, tennis ballsdetails
HåvardE2 daysBare å kvile og vente på at kroppen leget seg. details
Dee2 daystook Wed off. I think it was because of doing speed drills in spinning class right after the racedetails
sooo unfit2 daysdetails
Suzanne3 daysdetails
dlevine3 daysRest, followed by extended rest due to family commitments, proved a fine cure.details
theshadow3 daysI think it was just overly tight from all the training on the weekend. A couple of days off and a couple of alternative training days. details
cmpbllj3 daysSkipped a work-out and waited a day past when it felt like it was gone. details
AlexM3 daysLots of rest and stretching/walking to get everything moving againdetails
blairtrewin3 daysdetails
Suzanne4 dayssome rest and some stretching and a little heat before running to help warm it updetails
L-Jackson4 daysrestdetails
Marten4 daysdetails
Vox4 daysTook things easy, plenty of ICE and gave it time.details
mjd4 daysrestdetails
MDeVoll4 daysWhat caused hamstring pain? Overuse, with combination of introducing weight training over previous 2 weeks. What helped? um. Rest, ice, ibuprofen, lots o' stretching.details
Charlotte W4 daysIced it a lot and did other exercise such as swimming and cycling. details
tdgood5 daysdetails
div5 daysAlmost completely recovered. Dont feel it at all, maybe when stretching to to the limits.details
mikeminium5 daysdetails
Sergey6 daysAt our age we should be more careful about running, running fast, and running viciously :) Seriosuly speaking, it was probably bad combination of luck, rocky surface, and jumping down with spiked shoes.details
casser6 daysDo more stretching for old legs!details
kurthu6 daysdetails
grail7 daysRest from running fast. Intervals, sprints etc are especially are the killer. Should have been a bit more careful with cycling as with clipped in shoes there is a bit more strain on it.details
Swisscheese8 daysdetails
Ricka8 daysSwim, ex machines, biking all okay and either helped or let it heal. No running. Wicked bleeding/bruise on back of knee.details
jess8 daysdetails
div9 daysdetails
TheInvisibleLog9 daysJust slow and non intense gentle and short runs. Basically, taking it easy.details
Marten9 daysdetails
ebuckley9 daysI think I'm just going to have to put up with it. It doesn't seem to affect performance any - it just hurts a lot.details
tdgood9 dayscontinue to run and orienteerdetails
wilsmith10 daysNot sure on the cause - maybe neglecting my strength training for a couple of weeks contributed to it???? No magic in the recovery - just rest and a (very little) vitamin I.details
Gil10 daysAlmost week of no activity. Just let it heal.details
nmulder10 daysMay have occurred during a MTB ride. Probably a result of hip imbalance again. Saw the chiro again, which appeared to help. Lack of gym work may have also contributed.details
D.Keyser10 daysBiked every day for about 45 minutes. Iced every night. Stretched and Pilates to loosen muscle up before icing. Not running for a few days helped greatly. Slow jog on Thursday was good way to welcome the leg back to running.details
orienteeringTim11 daysdetails
Lars B13 daysTok 14 dager å restituere seg, har ikke løpt under denne tiden.details
tdgood14 daysdetails
Fat Rat14 daysdetails
Gil15 daysJust lots of rest and some icedetails
V.B.15 daysdetails
revy16 daysSeemed to go away on its own more than anything. Probably would have gone away faster if I had rested.details
Jagge17 daysdetails
grail19 daysRunning unprepared is not so good.details
Bruce19 daysA couple of weeks rest. Then slowly back into running. Pelvic and lower back stretches helped. Definately not my hamstring. Perhaps more hip and buttock related.details
j-man22 daysI guess this is cleared up. I'll say it was cured on the Ridley weekend.details
mmace22 daysdetails
Inprin23 daysResting ham helped the most. Stretching seemed to aggrivate.details
tdgood23 daysRest and relaxation. After a week started stretching it out. Did some exercsing on it (like Team trials, excersing bike, and eventually easy jogging.details
jfredrickson25 daysA full week off and then a week of easy running to build back up.details
MW26 daysShould have iced it, immediately after the injury, to lessen the swelling. Resolution came with complete rest for a few days, then a gradual return to walking as it became possible.details
debarr3426 daysdetails
Oxoman26 daysdetails
salal29 daysNot completely gone/out of my mind (I still am careful of that side), but not really affecting training anymore. Still working with the physio to slowly resolve all my imbalances. details
szurcher29 daysHip stabilization exercises and butt muscle activation exercises were the key!details
coach30 daysdetails
Charlie32 daysStill tight, but not sore. Haven't really tried running hard on it, but will continue to stretch it before I do.details
devil34 daysdetails
MeanGene35 daysSeeing Dr Rob Jones using ART(active release technique) to quicken recovery. It's a deep massage with stertching exercises. Must keep up the stretching from now on. Do dynamic warmup exercises before all running and biking.details
Jagge37 daysNo night O racing with injured hamstring.details
SteveT38 daysRestdetails
Orhi39 daysdetails
Rosco45 daysdetails
prez now retired46 daysdetails
salal48 daysok... still tight in the area, but I wouldn't say it is injured anymore. I have to be carefull stretch it and such, and I still have at least one more physio appointment. details
Rosco52 daysstretching is an integral part of trainingdetails
MeanGene53 daysdetails
Nadim55 daysThe tightness is mostly gone. I think just giving it time helped more than anything. I didn't stretch much after a few rounds of it seemed to aggrivate it. I rested it a lot too, mostly for reasons other than to let it heal. details
errolpit57 daysdetails
PBricker64 daysdetails
BorisGr71 daysdetails
MeanGene81 daysdetails
wilsmith81 daysUnsure of the cause, although either the NavStock Sprint or else the NavStock Raid would seem to be the likely culprits. Nagged me a looooong time. Probably not 100% recovered yet, but will call it so just to not have the injury coloring on the log any more. Must be 95% back anyway - only pain with hard exertion at the moment.details
Wyatt88 daysI still feel it a bit, but I can do intervals, and it's not back, so I'm calling this negligible for now...details
walk89 daysThe rest and easing back in seems to have helped. A very minor ache occurs but I think that is just tightness. Will work on loosening the butt.details
JayBee221 daysdetails
vandy6616259 daysThe hamstring/lower back pain appears to be finally getting better. It's not 100% yet, but getting closer. Two things seem to help. Adjustments to my orthotics and cutting out caffine. details
Wyatt312 daysDeep tissue work + light running, 2x/day seemed much more helpful than various PT strengthening things.details
kurthu0+ daysdetails
Clubby21+ daysdetails
MeanGene36+ daysdetails
ClimbAK56+ daysdetails
Hilary80+ daysdetails
dersu185+ daysdetails
slowmo225+ daysdetails
kandersen302+ daysdetails
Thunderthighs515+ daysdetails
walkure3145+ daysdetails


 

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