Tao Geoghegan Hart says his job these days depends on an ability to be patient, as he continues a long recovery from a complex fracture to his left femur suffered in a crash on stage 11 of the Giro d'Italia. His day-to-day activities are “pottering around” as he works on just getting his range of motion back in his leg.
Physiotherapy is his focus, and he is eager to just get on a bike, any bike, rather than a wheelchair to go outside. He spoke on Wednesday on a webcast session with travel company inGAMBA about the positive, but slow, rehabilitation process from his current residence in Amsterdam, Netherlands. He keeps an eye on the Tour de France, calling it “a unique beast” and looked well ahead to where he might want to ride a bike next year.
