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This video teaches you how to tape shin splints. Shin splints are a painful ailment that affect many athletes. Taping them can help relieve the pain associated with shin splints, and allow the athlete to continue training. The only way to get rid of shin splints is to rest and let them heal.

User Name	Grant Asti
Total Shared	lessons
Added On	2008-06-26
Duration	04:06
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