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Narrative-Flexor After Sprinting

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After track practice, I couldn’t even run, walk, and move because I pulled my hip flexor during sprinting in track practice. However it was my first year in states and I was not living with my parents, so I couldn’t tell to my host parents my hip flexor might tore, and I couldn’t get good treatment, therapy because I didn’t know what did I have to do and for international student, visiting doctor is too expensive. Therefore my injury lasted almost 2 months, and I couldn’t have good times in track meats. Also, after track season I was training kicking for next football season, unfortunately, during training I got shin splint, but I didn’t know hot to take care of shin splint. However after have more trainings shin splint got worse so that I

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