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**SpeavaJap** · 07-05-2006, 06:10 AM

It's my left foot. I remember it first starting when we had to do lots of jumping suburi midway through a session as a 'reward' for not winning..

did you hear popping sound? i was in hurry, didn't warm up properly, then into kote-men drill.. i heard tiny 'pop'. hurt like hell for awhile, but still could walk. you might have cooled down enough to cause issue after 'not winning'. usually left foot is foot that pushes off so the heel/ankle/calf needs nice warm up occationally before jumping into the action. now i know better.

pete

07-05-2006, 06:10 AM	#21
SpeavaJap Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 535 Senior Member	It's my left foot. I remember it first starting when we had to do lots of jumping suburi midway through a session as a 'reward' for not winning.. did you hear popping sound? i was in hurry, didn't warm up properly, then into kote-men drill.. i heard tiny 'pop'. hurt like hell for awhile, but still could walk. you might have cooled down enough to cause issue after 'not winning'. usually left foot is foot that pushes off so the heel/ankle/calf needs nice warm up occationally before jumping into the action. now i know better. pete
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