Shin splints? Shin splints are generally a “too much, too soon” type injury- so most folks I see are experiencing them after starting (or restarting) an activity. So we want to alter the training load and also help these guys get some load capacity built up. I love these eccentric toe drops (1) and anterior tib raises (2) but the real MVP are the soleus heel raises- this guy gets missed a lot and is huge for runners and walkers - keep a bent knee as you do a heel lift. Have you dealt with shin s