Have you ever had your vitamin D3 levels checked? Sore tendons can be a symptom of D3 deficiency.
This is my first post on the Fitness page. I'm doing Mark's beginner exercises, slowly. Most of my exercise is just walking. I walk about a mile 3x a week. For the past 1.5 weeks I haven't walked at all, the weather's been bad, so I've stayed indoors.
Today I went out to walk and only made about 1/4 mi. The tendons on the outside and lower inside of my right leg got really sore very fast. I wore the same tennis shoes I always do. I've never had sore tendons before. What causes it? And what should I do? I'm 75 and don't exercise a whole lot anyway but I do like to walk.
Have you ever had your vitamin D3 levels checked? Sore tendons can be a symptom of D3 deficiency.
Using low lectin/nightshade free primal to control autoimmune arthritis. (And lost 50 lbs along the way)
http://www.krispin.com/lectin.html
Take some fish oil too. Regarding the cause could be a lot of things, walking off balance, cambered road, worn out/unequal shoes, poor posture, etc. Too many causes to list. Take it slow I guess and keep kicking ass at 75.
"Go For Broke"
Fat Kine-230/24% @ 6'2"
Small Kine-168/9%
Now- 200/8%
Goal- 210/6%
Thank for the good thoughts. Last night I realized the arthritis in my right hip probably had something to do with it although I"m not sure exactly what. I am taking D3. Maybe during the 1.5 weeks of no exercise those tendons shortened and I need to stretch them. Mark has a page on that but I haven't been able to find it. Does anyone know where it is?
What makes you think the soreness is in the tendons?