Summary
U.S. skier Lindsey Vonn, who suffered a severe leg injury at the 2026 Winter Olympics, shared a workout video showing her recovery progress. Despite previous discussions of possible leg amputation, multiple surgeries have allowed her to continue rehabilitation, with Vonn focusing on recovery rather than retirement.
Key Facts
- Lindsey Vonn suffered a severe leg injury at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
- Her injury was so serious that amputation was considered, but surgeries prevented it.
- She developed compartment syndrome, a condition where excess blood pressure damages muscles and nerves.
- Vonn posted a video of herself doing pull-ups as part of her recovery.
- She is focusing on recovering from her injury rather than retiring from skiing.
- Vonn spent nearly two weeks in the hospital after her injury.
