
Dr. Kelly Lefaivre and my smelly leg
I had my cast removed on December 4th after five and a half weeks. My Doc. said it has healed well and with training and physio I will be ready to race. Thanks Dr. Lefaivre.

Dec 4th. Cast is off!
So i need to tell you what a pain it is to try and prepare yourself mentally for the Dakar when all you can do is hobble around. I couldn’t even get my self a cup of coffee. Everything I tried to do turned into an ordeal so most of the time I just didn’t do what I had planned. The good news is that I actually lost a few pounds because I couldn’t get to the fridge.
I have started training on a quick recovery process. I will be in the gym with a trainer at least twice a week and at physio once plus every day that I am not with a trainer I am in the pool swimming laps. I think I’ll be in better shape than I had planned originally.

Bonnie and Cooper
The best news is that my Wife and son are now going to join me in Argentina for the start of the race. My wife will be about 6 months pregnant so it will be tough for her to chase around our two year old but I am glad she can make it. Her Obstetrician has given her the green light. I might just have an Argentinian baby girl…
I will have family watching at the end also. My Dad and his wife Iliana will be flying into Buenos Aries on January 5th and will do a little tango before watching me blaze into the finish on the 16th. It will be great to see my biggest sponsor and reluctant motorcycle supporter there at the finish.
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