Shin Splints Treatment

GET BACK TO PAIN-FREE RUNNING FASTER THAN EVER

The Solushin® Medical Device is the clinically validated treatment for shin splints (medial tibial stress syndrome).

• Patented Counter-Traction Technology™ that effectively treats medial tibial stress syndrome
• True-blue Australian technology, development by athletes, with the support of health and medical organisations
• Clinically validated by a Double-blinded Randomised Controlled Trial presented to Sports Medicine Australia
• Trusted by Australia's leading sports doctors, physiotherapists and podiatrists
• Used by professional athletes, Olympic medallists and finalists, and sporting teams around the globe
• Helps athletes recover up to 5 times faster*

HOW DOES IT WORK
The Solushin medical device performs the soft tissue therapy required to treat shin splints while you walk around the house or kick back on the couch. Our Counter-Traction Technology releases tension in your calf muscle and a targets the area of inflammation and pain, helping you get back to pain-free running faster than ever.

Wear the solushin before or after training (this is your preference) for 30 mins to 2 hours. The device applies our patented counter traction technology to the soleus (calf) muscle causing it to release tension. It also applies focal compression to the site of pain to help address any inflammation. Put simply: the massage produced by the nodes in the device will reduce muscle tension in your calf to help with pain management.

WHERE ARE THE TARGETED COMPRESSION SITES?
1. The Site of Pain - A compressive rod targets the site of pain and inflammation. This is referred to as the distal third of your postero-medial tibial border.

2. Soleus Muscle (Top) - A rubber diamond targets the first of three areas of tension in your soleus muscle. This is referred to the lateral origin of the soleus muscle posterior to the head of the fibula.

3. Soleus Muscle (Middle) - A rubber diamond targets the second of three areas of tension in your soleus muscle. This is referred to as the origin of the soleus muscle at the mid-diaphysis of the tibia (shin bone).

4. Soleus Muscle (Bottom) - A rubber diamond targets the third of three areas of tension in your soleus muscle. This is referred to as the musculotendinous junction of the soleus muscle and Achilles tendon.

* Read "Additional Information" for details on how athletes have recovered from medial tibial stress syndrome shin splints 5 times faster.