cross training for cross country?

Posted by Ray Gill

 
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i have Achilles tendinitis so i cant run more then 1 mile at race pace or 2 miles at a low speed without huge and intense pain in my Achilles tendon even when i tape my foot. i have a bike so i was wondering what would be a good cross training workout plan so that i will be in good shape when i get better. currently i bike 2.5-3 miles every day at around 4:40 minute mile pace, i bike without stopping to pedal standing up.
im not really dumb i know what to do: i know i have to ice and strech every day. considering i am a top contributer to running and have like 50 best answers in a row why would you think that i didnt know this. all i need is a plan for how much and how fast i should bike every day because im not that good at planning out scheduals and knowing how much BIKING i should do for a good workout.

 

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  1. Rene C says:

    Hey, I trained at a heath club for a long time and seen a lot of similar injuries.Try and bike every other day,stretch daily,try to rest that tendon,(put the leg up with ice 2-3 times a day, ice 15-20 minutes). When it starts to be Better, then start to walk ,then jog, then run.It will take a while, About a few weeks,depends on you. If it reoccurs, You may seek out a physical therapist for more input. Ask your doctor about that, you need that tendon to walk.

  2. irishrunner1 says:

    you should bike for at least 30 min each day and treat your achilles with ice and stretching

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