Prevention and Treatment for Shin splint posterior tibialis tendinitis

Shin splint -- One form of shin splints is posterior tibialis tendinitis. This video sheds some light as to the reasons behind its occurrence and future prevention.
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[@JeffWaldberg]

Ben; You're a long way from Calif. where I can help.
Suggestions: 1). See if you can find a podiatrist or physio
who can perform a "low Dye" taping of your feet.The tape
stabilizes the foot & reduces work of the post tib's.. 2). Buy
either the "Pose method" running book or "Chi
running" book. This is what I teach. Learning via book is a
harder than me coaching you, but it can still help. Try the taping first as it is the most direct thing for this type of injury. Good luck. Jeff

[@fonisfy]

Hi Jeff, I know it's been a while since this video was uploaded, but here goes:
I've been suffering from shin splints on the inner lower leg for the past 2 years, and it hurts when i take off. I've tried running with a faster cadence and land mid foot/slightly forefoot but the shin splints are still there. I therefore thinks i have a delayed take-off, but how do i prevent this?