Lindsey Vonn has impressively resumed training only four weeks after suffering a severe leg injury in a terrifying crash during the Winter Olympics. Vonn, aged 41, had crashed during a downhill run in Italy shortly after tearing her cruciate ligament in a practice session.

Following her accident, Vonn was quickly airlifted to the hospital, where she received the news of her leg fracture and underwent necessary surgery. She has now shared an update with her fans, reassuring them that she has not lost her leg as initially feared.

Taking to social media, Vonn posted videos of herself working out in the gym, demonstrating weightlifting exercises and putting weight on her injured leg. In her post, she expressed gratitude for the support received and emphasized her determination to regain full health, taking each day as it comes.

NBA star LeBron James also showed support for Vonn, encouraging her with a message of confidence and strength. Vonn recently disclosed the mental challenges she has faced since the injury, highlighting the ongoing battle of the mind that accompanies physical recovery.

Despite facing difficulties during her hospital stay due to complications from surgeries, including low hemoglobin levels and the need for a blood transfusion, Vonn remains positive. She is currently in a wheelchair due to a broken ankle and anticipates a lengthy recovery period ahead. However, she is focused on rehabilitation and tackling each step of the process gradually, as she has done with past injuries.