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After completely missed last season because of a torn quadriceps in his right leg, the US Leanne Smith & egrave; forced to stand still in the pits for this winter.
Monday 23 November 2015 2 minutes reading time
The 28-year old New Hampshire, second in the downhill World Cup in Val d & rsquo; Is & egrave; re and third in the Cortina d & rsquo; Ampezzo in the 2012-2013 season, the official presentation of Team USA last week & egrave; come complete with a brace and crutches and has released a lengthy interview with skiracing.com.
After getting hurt a year ago, accident indirectly caused by damage to the cartilage and the meniscus of the knee procuratosi when he was 13 and never cared, Leanne & egrave; He was operated and conducted a lengthy rehabilitation to try to get back on track this winter but joint pain & egrave; continued even when & egrave; back on skis in the summer to become intolerable & Outdoors; beginning of this month.
Cos & Igrave; Smith & egrave; made work again to try to solve the problem and clean up the & rsquo; articulation, the recovery time if everything goes & agrave; They are in good & rsquo; order of 2-3 months, its goal & egrave; go skiing in March to hear how it goes and plan accordingly athletic training ahead of the 2016 to 2017 season.
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