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Default Jogging seems to help, why?
Hi all,

I have noticed my PN isn't as bad after my runs. Well once they settle down from the run that is. Before that point the hurt pretty badly but they do usually settle down and feel somewhat better. Does anyone have any ideas as to why?

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