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Legs Hurt Like a Hoe

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scarroll
Posts: 420 - Karma: 10
Ok I just got back from skiing all day (my new Pubs kick ass) and all day my legs like inside my boot were killing me. The boots werent tight at all yet my legs were killing me and now I can hardly walk right. Now I have Technica Vento(new) boots and they have an option to make them like angles and I was wondering if they were just at a bad angle or somehthing and thats why they hurt or is it just that I'm not used to them yet. Oh btw my legs hurt like on the outside muscle (like faceing out, left side hurts on my left foot and visa versa)
Dec 23 2005 11:34PM
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VTskier3
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i'm going through the exact same thing. hurts like a bitch. it's the new boots.
Dec 23 2005 11:38PM
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InfernoHits
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my lower abs have been sore from lifting my legs to spin onto rails and grab and stuff
Dec 23 2005 11:39PM
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scarroll
Posts: 420 - Karma: 10
I guess becasue it's my first time this year and my legs are probobly not in the best shape so that and the new boots.
Dec 23 2005 11:43PM
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eheath
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YAY way to figure out your own problem
Dec 23 2005 11:43PM
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timmi
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my shins hurt after a long day
Dec 23 2005 11:43PM
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t3shellvenom
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im using my old boots which are a tiny bit too small and they hurt my left shin sometimes. like, i get 24 hr blisters and then they are gone. try keeping your boots done up at all times when they arent on you. it works well i find
Dec 23 2005 11:46PM
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strongmark
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get booster straps and rave stock boots...a prime combination for me personally.
Dec 23 2005 11:49PM
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dbag37
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its called shin bang and all you gotta do is tighten up your boots and maybe wear an extra pair of socks or something to help protect your shins for a little while
Dec 23 2005 11:59PM
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Gnarshred
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^good job identifying it. thats really what shin bang is i believe, sorta destroying the front muscle of your shin.
Dec 24 2005 12:34AM
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Schoening
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Dec 24 2005 12:51AM
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Literature
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Hi hottub. Yes, I love you too.
Dec 24 2005 1:00AM
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T.L.
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i got new boots at the end of last season and they're now just starting to break in so my legs dont hurt much anymore
Dec 24 2005 1:03AM
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CTD
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haha, SAME thing here. i do a ton of biking in the off season, so its not like my legs arnt in decent shape. but its one of those wierd muscle groups thats hard to hit doing other stuff. its like the outside muscle of your calf? mine were super sore the first couple times goin out, but they are gettin alot stronger. thats most likely what is is. and yeah, new boots usually are uncomfy till they get broken in.
Dec 24 2005 1:06AM
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teamjib
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good for you but were talkin about leg problems.... maybe tighten your boot after you have worked them in.
Dec 24 2005 9:39AM
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scarroll
Posts: 420 - Karma: 10
Yeah its not shin bang becasue it is the oustside of the calves like east coast and vt said. Hope fully it will go away after a few more days of skiing.
Dec 24 2005 12:46PM
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WONTON
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happened to me last year sorta bt it felt more like my circulation in me feet were cut off...i dunno. The boots were new last season too
Dec 24 2005 1:01PM
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freeskier2590
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i think its cause you havent used those specific muscles in a while, i was sore after my first few days tow, especially when hiking in the new boots.
Dec 24 2005 1:39PM
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skidemon22
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your just weak.

jk. it just you havent used tose muscles. i doubt it has anything to d with the new boots. ive gotten brand new boots each year for the past few years and iv had no problems with them making my feet hurt.(other than shin bang)
Dec 24 2005 2:10PM
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eastAR5
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oh boo hoo bitch some more.

try skiing for 18 days straight and then u got the right to complain
Dec 24 2005 2:30PM
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EastCoastPride
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the right to complain?! oh no, sir... you have the right to REJOICE! skiing for 18 straight days is the happiest thing that can happen to someone...

YOU are the ungrateful bitch here.
Dec 24 2005 2:57PM
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SnowCoast
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Are you serious?
Dec 24 2005 3:04PM
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Jessbuff
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Maybe your boots were too lose? That would allow your ankles to supinate and thus put the fibularis muscles on the lateral sides of your leg into a stretched position whenever you turn and they would also have to contract to stabilize your ankles. That would def make them sore.
Dec 24 2005 3:13PM
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VTskier3
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okay so the outside of my shins are not getting better. i know it's my new boots, and if i try and tighten them it gets worse. my whole leg just cramps up. but if i leave them loose i know that isn't good either. sorry to bitch but it's getting to the point that it's making me ski like shit. and i can't walk for the rest of the day. errrr
Dec 24 2005 3:28PM
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GabP
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yeah i understand what your feelling because of this i wasnt able to ski for a month...
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