What Abby Steiner JUST DID Is RIDICULOUS || Female100 Meter History.

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What Abby Steiner JUST DID Is RIDICULOUS || Female100 Meter History.

One thing that all athletes dread is an injury. Even though it will always be a constant threat hanging over their heads as long as they are in sports. They can empathize with those who - at one point or another - had to struggle through an injury. As Abby said, it was a challenge to power through that and it appears that she’s all better now and once again ready to exhibit her dominance on the track.

Most of you probably remember that shortly after finishing fourth in the 200m race at the USA #trackandfield Championships in July, the former Dublin Coffman star announced that she would be shutting down the rest of her track season. #AbbySteiner had surgery to remove a bone spur in her left heel. This spur has been pressing against her Achilles tendon. What many did not know was that it was an injury she had been running through for at least six months.

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