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					<description><![CDATA[I currently have an injury (pulled calf playing social tennis - yeah, I know I should stick to skating!) which I believe came about at least partially from imbalances in muscles in my legs (tight hamstring &#038; much stronger glute on my &#039;inside&#039; leg and weaker glute, stronger calf on my &#039;outside&#039;). So while the calf is on the mend and I expect 3 weeks or so off skates I am seeing a physio and working on identifying how I can balance each side a lot better with ongoing excercises and cross-training.
I have had acupuncture before with a physio and IMS for locked and/or spasming muscles and found it worked well - looking forward to any other &#039;alternative&#039; tips!
x Holli]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I currently have an injury (pulled calf playing social tennis &#8211; yeah, I know I should stick to skating!) which I believe came about at least partially from imbalances in muscles in my legs (tight hamstring &amp; much stronger glute on my &#8216;inside&#8217; leg and weaker glute, stronger calf on my &#8216;outside&#8217;). So while the calf is on the mend and I expect 3 weeks or so off skates I am seeing a physio and working on identifying how I can balance each side a lot better with ongoing excercises and cross-training.<br />
I have had acupuncture before with a physio and IMS for locked and/or spasming muscles and found it worked well &#8211; looking forward to any other &#8216;alternative&#8217; tips!<br />
x Holli</p>
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