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Ache after the season is over
 Poster: A snowHead
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Hiya
Have just returned after completing my second season, with an average of 6 days a week though not many full days
I am a fairly fit 55 year old and telemark. Had the usual muscle soreness throughout the season (as the fitness increased I pushed more to achieve the same discomfort threshold)
But on returning the knee and muscle ache seems to have suddenly increased and now only easing off after a couple of weeks
Is this normal?
I have noticed in previous years an ache after a week or 2 skiing where I just assumed it was a delayed soreness
But this year was considerably worse than last

Of course it could just be I am an old git
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I wouldn't be too concerned if it's settling.

Jonathan Bell
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

It might be psychological.

I get all over body pains and aches after I come back from my last week of skiing for the year which I am sure is directly related to a mild depression
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Rocksteadee, I'm the same age as you and did 9 weeks this season, 3 in January and the last 6 of the season. I've suffered a lot with back aches and am now having to have physio to get it sorted. Age and ongoing problems here. Knees were fine though apart from the odd day or so.
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