Vos takes cautious steps to recovery from hamstring injury, overload
No timeline for return to racing, hopes for Rio Olympi🅰cs participation in 2016







168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Marianne Vos (Rabo Liv) has struggled through a hamstr♋ing injury for the better part of a year, affecting both her cyclo-cross and road seasons by forcing her to sit on the sidelines. Her recovery process has been long, however, the main health concerns are no longer with her hamstring but because of overload and not recovering properly from training.
"Rest is currently the best way to return as soon as possible on the bike," Vos said in her recent posted on Rabo Liv’s website. "That's the hardest race of my career because Iཧ have always achieved results by wor🐭king hard."
Vos, a 12-time multiple-discipline world champion, suffered a 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:hamstring injury at the Dutch national championships that worsened at the Hoogerheide World Cup last year, and she struggled to take a 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:bronze medal at the World Championships behind Pauline Ferrand-Prevot and Sanne Cant. After resting, Rabo Liv later 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:announced during the road season that Vos would conඣtinue to take a break as she didn’t feel like she was in good enough form to start racing.
"Extensive medical research has established that there was overtraining," Vos said in her blog. "The only thing against it that helps is complete rest. I then, with the doctors, took up to 💜three months to fully rest. Then again I have un🥂dergone a series of medical tests and we can see if I have indeed made progress. At this moment I can do little else but wait.
"Overload is difficult to gauཧge and for me it's also unclear. It would have been easier if I had a broken leg. That is easy to explain. I do not feel bad, but I simply do not recover from great efforts… It's frustrating when you want to perform well and you find you are unable to pick up your level."
In the meantime, Vos is back to doing activities and light exercise, and taking care not to overload her body as she tries to make a full𝔍 recove🌱ry.
"Taking rest does not mean I'm completely unhinged, quite the contrary. I've never lived as disciplined as in recent months. I pay attention to my diet and I p♐ay close attention to my daily activities. As part of my recovery, I do have a program of light exercise, but it is not compa๊rable with intense exercise. Recovery is in the long run only if I do not overexert my body."
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Vos has continued to been involved in the sport while she recovers. She was involved in the development of the newly announced Women&rsqu💞o;s WorldTour, which will begin in 2016. She also attended the presentation launch for StrongHer in London, an🧸d she has been doing some race commentating.
"I am happy with what my name can do for the 🅰sport that I love so much, but nothing can beat the experience of the sport itself. I am first and foremost a professional athlete and my main goal is to𒉰 get on the bike as quickly as possible."
Vos will c💝ontinue her recovery process and she has not made conc𝕴rete plans for a return to racing, however, she does have her sights set on the Olympic Games in Rio.