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Midfoot instability after running a Marathon / Lisfranc?

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Jun 30, 2017.

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    I ran my first Marathon 2 months ago. I did a good preparation for it and there was no pain while running previous to the Marathon. I'd say though, that sometimes in the morning just for the first steps, I'd just feel it a little bit tender or stiff, and then all good. No pain while training at all.

    Running the Marathon was good, I ran it all the way with no significant or "bad" pain that I could tell. Day after, my muscles were in pain but it subsided within a few days. However, there was...

    Midfoot instability after running a Marathon / Lisfranc?

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