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    Reply To:multijump/bounding periodization for TJ

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    mxtj on October 24, 2006 at 2:34 am #58053

    Now I'm 90% sure that my problem is the osgood-schlatter disease because I have all the symptoms:

    -Just in one knee
    -in boys around the 16 years
    -with ice the pain goes
    -antiinflamatory helpe dme a lot and reduced the pain a LOT.

    I investigated this days more about this disease and the solution is just leave activities that hurts me like the squats and wear a pad to reduce the pressure in my knee, also I would keep myself stretching a lot before and after the train, and finally puting ice every day in mi knee 20 minutes 2 tiemes a day.

    I'm happy because I think that maybe my bones are getting bigger, and also the problem is not yo serious, now as antigravity dog says: get to practice !!!

    also does anyone know if exist a relation between my 100m speed and my TJ distance to get a standar of what distance should I can LJ??

    Thanks guys

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