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Tony Hawk breaks his leg but isn’t retiring

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Hawk, 53, who retired from skilled skateboarding in 2003, nonetheless skates usually. He took to Instagram with the information of his harm, saying he faces an extended street to restoration.

Alongside a photograph of his X-ray and a video of himself on crutches, Hawk wrote: “Yesterday sucked. I broke my elbow 20 years in the past and managed to make a full comeback; this restoration for a damaged femur will probably be a lot more durable due to its severity (and my age). However I am up for the problem.”

He continued: “There’s a unusual irony that this occurred on the eve of HBO releasing a trailer for ‘Till The Wheels Fall Off,’ Sam Jones’ documentary about my life profession, which has a robust give attention to the philosophy of how I/we do that at our age. The reply is sophisticated, however finally it is as a result of I’ve discovered my sense of objective and formed my id by means of skating, and it nourishes my psychological well being immensely.”

Hawk added that he will not cease skating till he’s bodily unable.

“A damaged leg — with loads of {hardware} — will in all probability be the most important take a look at of that creed,” he wrote.

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Hawk mentioned he was assured he’d return to skating regardless of the harm, admitting that it is probably not at full capability, however that his age is starting to limit his boarding.

“Due to my unyieldingly supportive, tolerant household — and all of you — for the love and assist by means of the years; I would not be right here with out you,” Hawk concluded his publish. “See you on the opposite facet.”

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