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I used to run track and cross country in high school, but I really despised it (maturity?). I'm in college now and I've been running for a couple months now. I can do a 5k at a good pace and am quite happy with my progress. However I have developed shin splints.

I had an old pair of new balances from high school that I have been wearing (hadn't used them for anything but running and they weren't that heavily used yet). I started getting the feeling of the shin splints and ordered a new pair of nike lunar glides (which i love so far, I get all kinds of support i didn't know i wanted/needed and they look badass and feel lighter).

As soon as I got my new shoes I noticed my running style was off too. I was stepping out too far ahead and striking heel first. This has since been corrected.

I've tried running 4 times in 2 weeks since I've had my new shoes and the shin splints are not going away. I want to run nearly every day as I feel like it's helping with some stress and emotional problems I'm having. How should I get back out there as fast as possible?
<bot>: Got shin splints due to bad shoes and maybe bad running form. Got new shoes. Wanna get healthy again.