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As announced Friday & igrave; the last head of communications Barb Macdonald, the Canadian federation (Skate Canada) has released a detailed report on the health conditions of Kaetlyn Osmond, infortunatasi during a training session of last week.
Monday 15 September 2014 3 minutes reading time
The two-time national champion not potr & agrave; return to training earlier than six weeks and then not take & agrave; part in any competition during the fall season, including the Grand Prix.
OTTAWA (Ontario) - A crash occurred during a training session during the past week obbligher & agrave; Canadian national champion in charge and medals' silver in the Olympic test team Kaetlyn Osmond to stay away from the ice for six weeks. The eighteen year old native of Marystown (Newfoundland and Labrador), but who lives and trains in Edmonton (Alberta), defends the colors dell''Ice Palace FSC. Thursday on igrave; September 11 during a normal training session, Osmond was working on the choreography of the programs of the new season, when & egrave; stumbled on another skater fell and fractured his fibula in his right leg. Kaetlyn & egrave; been subjected Friday & igrave; to an intervention chirurugico at & nbsp; "Misericordia Community Hospital" in Edmonton in order to stabilize the fracture and & egrave; was discharged the next day.
Not potr & agrave; in any way rely on the right leg for six weeks and then not potr & agrave; training on the ice. Obviously, sar & agrave; deprived of the three events where she was enrolled in the fall season (Autmun International Skating Classic, Skate Canada International and Troph & eacute; and Eric Bompard).
However, in a good mood despite what happened, Osmond thanked fans and friends for the good wishes: "I really appreciate the 'help I have received from our medical team of Skate Canada and that of the Misericordia Community Hospital.'m Obviously disappointed to lose the first part of the season but will try ,, & ograve, to do everything possible to return to train the pi & ugrave; soon. I hope to compete in the Canadian National Championships held in Kingston in Ontario in January. "
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