What Happened To Elaine Thompson? A Look At Her Recent Struggles.

Elaine Thompson-Herah, the Jamaican sprinter, sustained an Achilles tendon injury during her last race at the New York Grand Prix in early June. This injury occurred after she finished the 100 meters race in 11.48 seconds.

Unfortunately, this injury means she won’t be able to compete at the World Athletics Championships in Budapest. She had been hoping to defend her 100 and 200 meter titles, but this injury means that won’t be possible.

The Achilles tendon is a powerful tendon located in the back of the ankle, connecting the calf muscle to the heel bone. When it gets injured, it can be very painful and limit mobility. The injury can happen suddenly or gradually, and is often caused by overuse, repetitive strain, or sudden forceful movements. It’s a common injury for athletes, especially those involved in running or jumping sports.

It’s always a disappointment when an athlete has to deal with an injury, especially when they’re on the verge of a major competition. We wish Elaine Thompson-Herah all the best in her recovery and hope to see her back on the track soon.