posted February 20, 2000 08:49 AM         

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I was at practice this morning 5:00 a.m. and we were doing wind sprints after my second go my leg's just died?? I went flying forward and recieved many kisses from the turf godess!!!! I did not feel them anymore and it felt like I was running 60 mph??? I do not understand that?? After about 30 mins then I got feeling back and was able to run a little better???? Any ideas guy's???

BIZ!!!

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posted February 20, 2000 09:14 AM            

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Ever had any problems with your back...ie...disc problems??

Ranger

Good to see your name on the board Bro !!

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posted February 20, 2000 10:50 AM         

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I agree with Ranger Biz, check out you vertabrae in your back. You need to see a doctor because you may have a damaged disc and nerve. Important, go to the doctor and have yourself checked out. Dont mess around with something like that. Probably is minor, but could become major.

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posted February 20, 2000 10:51 AM         

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were you freezing cold? If so thats an early sign of arthritis. That happens to my dog in the winter. good luck.
-=ZEPH

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posted February 20, 2000 12:30 PM            

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I don't know bro, but with hindsight in affect I'd tell you to get it checked out. I had some minor pain in both my thighs for about 6 months. After a while I went to get it checked and I found out I had osteosarcoma(a type of bone cancer) in both legs.

And from three years experience, working out in a wheelchair bites.

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posted February 20, 2000 01:50 PM            

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Damn scouge1, I hate that for you bro, I really do. Look BIZ, I have degenerating disc disease in one of my lower back vertabrae and one in my neck. The only thing that has ever helped me was a chiropractor, and yes my legs felt like they left the world and the only thing going was my upper body. Get checked out bro, I don't know about you but I swear by chiropractors.

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