The craziest way to treat shin splints

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[luvlylana]

New sub! Love your videos. My sister is named dana I love the name!

[YouDontGetToSeeMyEmail]

Yo dawg, I heard you like shin splints.

So I gave your shin splints some more shin splints.

[PenelopePenobskot]

When my significant other was a teenager, he apparently was so into kick boxing, that he took a broom stick to his shins like this to remove all feeling in them 🤦

[pritpal]

As a massage therapist. . I can tell you. . Just find an orthopedic massage therapist and get that over with in a couple of sessions.

[jokechi]

As someone whos had shin splints recently i actually screamed out in pain for that guy

[kyleighcampbell]

As someone who used to do track and field, even some of the tougher guys on the team would nearly scream if they had to do this.

[mememebeth]

Not the bone! It breaks up scar tissue adhesions and fascial restrictions.

[marietylerwiley]

Having had that done to me when I had a shoulder replacement, I can unequivocally tell you that that going down your shin bone would freaking kill! That is painful.

[burritobandit]

Bros ready for his Muay Thai tournament now

[raidanblitz]

Bro took the treatment from the medieval ages

[Daeburlison]

Fighters do this to toughen the bone, it works. After a while you don't feel it

[a.thomas]

This is actually a traditional way to condition the shins for kicks in Muay Thai and it does work. Just take it slowly until your tolerance increases

[player_]

you can hear the pain in those breaths

[Dakie-Chan]

This is also the way to condition your shins in mma. Doing this enough kills your nerve endings making your shins impervious to pain, as well as toughening and strengthening the bone.

[Pitifulhornet]

Bro is tearing the skin off I have goosebumps

[Horndog]

Certified, licensed individual is most likely performing that (Graston). It works. It’s done with care and planned out intention. When an athlete gets shin splints and has nothing else to fix them, you sometimes have to manually break up the adhesions in the tibial muscles.

[UnchainedDarkling]

That looked so painful i involuntarily kicked with each swipe wth

[leonv_v_]

Works the best out of all other treatments, you sit there for half an hour getting tortured but the result is magnificent

[buffmickeymouse]

People that do Muay Thai: that's normal.

[Asarrrrrr]

The way i physically reacted hell nah dawg