Groin strain
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Groin strain
25th Mar '06, 1:31am
Hi,
I had this same problem last year and the only way it would heal was to stop running for a couple of weeks and do non-impact training. Once it healed I started out with short runs and worked my way back to my normal training.
Groin strain
29th Mar '06, 12:52am
I strained my groin last year during the volleyball season and I was out for 1 month . Now I can't stretch much which is hard because I play goalie in floor hockey but , when I do I can feel it . So then I have to stop for a few days .
Adequate stretching?
29th Mar '06, 11:10am
How are you stretching?
There are long and short adductors that have to be stretched differently, maybe you are missing some stretches or are not doing correct stretching.
Speak with a PT, one session should enable them to assess your stretches and check whether you need a more stringent assessment by a physio.
Failing that try yoga or pilates for a while - a change is as good as a rest
Groin strain
23rd May '06, 10:28pm
You likely have a biomechanical fault somewhere that needs to be assessed. Could be a million miles away from your groin.
Groin strain
25th May '06, 12:18pm
Frequent groin strains are often a result of a relative weakness in the glute med. There is a thread on this forum on how to improve strength in this area :)
Groin strain
18th Jul '06, 10:29am
Alot of repeaded groin strains are due to poor core stability especially in men so working on this using a gym ball or getting exercises from a physio can realyl help and prevent it comming back