Overview
- Lindsey Vonn shared video of her first stationary-bike session, noting she started with five minutes as part of early rehabilitation.
- Responding to speculation, Vonn wrote that she is not ready to discuss her skiing future and asked fans to stop telling her what to do.
- She also posted, "Who said I was retiring?" and clarified that not discussing her future does not mean she is racing, emphasizing recovery first.
- Vonn suffered a complex left tibia fracture 13 seconds into the Feb. 8 Olympic downhill, underwent staged operations in Italy and the U.S., and credited Team USA orthopedist Dr. Tom Hackett for a fasciotomy that likely saved her leg.
- Her father publicly urged her to retire, but Vonn asserted that any decision about returning to competition will be hers after she completes a long recovery.