How I made a quick recovery from the Mexico crash


ON Dec 8 last year, I suffered a horrific crash in the keirin heats during the Track Cycling World Cup at Aguascalientes, Mexico, resulting in a concussion, a broken right clavicle, two broken ribs, a punctured lung, pneumothorax (an abnormal collection of air or gas between the lung and the chest which may affect breathing) and loss of a lot of skin.

Yet, here I am, just four weeks later, back in Melbourne and resuming training.

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