Yet again, I'm in the throes of another IT Band flare up (which, awfully enough started up during mile 8 of my 1st marathon attempt ) and, yet again, I find myself googling the universe for answers. With every flare up, I've come across this ' site for $19.95. I'm tempted to buy, but also, in a word - cheap.

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What worked for me was finding a series of IT band stretches (google them) and be aggressive about it. I was stretching 5 or 6 times a day at the onset of the injury. More importantly, use a foam roller. And not one of those wimpy ones they sell at Dick's or other sporting goods store. It needs to be hard - they sell them with PVC pipe in the middle. I've had mine for almost 2 years and I love it.

It truly is a miracle worker. I think they cost about $30. I know your cheap (I am too!) but IMHO it will save you a lot of pain and suffering in the long run.Good luck! Just seconding the aggressive rolling and ITB stretching (if you can actually stretch the thing) and ITB release type of stuff. I still don't own a roller, but I do use a 2 litre bottle of coke so it's pretty solid, rolling using that works well, either working up and down the ITB, or, if it's too painful weighting the area that hurts, holding for a few seconds, moving slightly, repeat, and so on.

The amount of weight I can put onto the bottle is generally an indication of how tight or knotted the ITB is. Also massaging by hand or using one of those massager things (the knobber or whatever it's called.yep, great name) on knotty areas can really help too. It does hurt to roll and massage, but it seems to really help. Rolling before and after a run, plus before bed seems to help sort it out for me, as well as the stretching and so on. I keep up with the stretching post-run because it's part of my stretching routine and because I find it helps me (I know some people get no benefits from any post-run stretches) but I only tend to roll when things are feeling a bit tight in the knee area, and generally just a couple of short sessions of rolling are enough to get things back to normal before any pain or true symptoms of ITB tightness kick in. Just coming off a bout of this myself.