On and off Glucose Club has been by the side of the injured players or those recovering from it. It has been emphasized by Glucose Club on the different forms of injuries and how to avoid them, the remedies to be undertaken and all the physiological and mental thing goes in between injury to healing.
The recommend diet especially along with physiotherapic routines and not taken the stress related to it after a long cool off period of recovery pushing the player to give its cent percent and be the winner leaving the turmoil of injury at bay. Here’s a new true story of a world number 1 and how he’s recovering from this traumatic injury and regaining his strength back, an eye opener for all the upcoming budding players.
Recently Rory McIlroy has been seen with anterior cruciate ligament of his ankle while playing football with his pals, the 26 year old has not played since he has suffered severe ankle ligament injury, world number 1 missed The Open and last year winner refused the Brigdestone International tournament.
This Northern Irishman pasted the pictures of his recovery, where swelling has receded, despite all this he had booked a practice round at Whittling Straits, the uncertainty still remains, for this defending champion at the US PGA Championship. He has given glimpse of his recovery at the US PGA Championship, where the world number 1 has been sidelined since early July, the glimpses satisfies the fans he’s back on the driving range, he seemed to be quite at ease although his ankle was heavily strapped up working every day to come back stronger. The world number 1 also raised expectations of his return.
He’s practicing hard at the medicine ball and even balancing his entire weight on his left ankle, medical experts has suggested three months of the sidelines and he will not be able to compete at Firestone, unable to defend his own open crowd last month where Zach Johnson triumphed after a play off. Thus he will not be able to defend his own championships so best of luck for all the competitions and he looks forward to returning to Firestone in 2016.