The Realities Of Running | From Injury to Chamonix | adidas TERREX

[@run2september23]

Incredibly inspiring, I'm 5 weeks and 11 weeks into two knee replacements, it's an incredible amount of work and though my goals are different the similarities make your journey truly inspiring.

[@urbanadventurer5]

Rehabbing a knee injury myself right now and this video was extremely helpful and inspiring. Thank you. 👍🏾👏🏾

[@colleenmiracle]

Love it, beautiful short film. My favorite quote to this day is just "Living is the best"- Abby Hall

[@HonorEmblem]

Injuries are Running’s way of making us fall in love with it again. 🤍🖤

[@russmcconaha5223]

Absolutely loved this Abby! So inspirational!

[@brettrunsfar]

Great story and video. Thanks for coming to Australia to race and highlighting our elite opportunities to the rest of the world. Hope Kosci was a rewarding part of this journey!

[@Katie_the_Canadie]

“Keep Choosing It” is my new mantra.

[@runningwithmarc]

WOW, this was epic to watch. So strong, dedicated and passionate, really inspiring.

[@cristiantotan]

Met her at a Suunto booth in California for the UTMB Kodiak she was super lovely and chatted shoes and watches :) Very cool to see another side of her and her recovery journey!

[@getoutgetrad]

Thank you for sharing! Abby's story has massively inspired me as I am almost a year into my spiral tibia fracture and the questions, doubts, hopes and everything in between has been so real - but there is another side to the canyon! This is her one of many victory laps!

[@ddelany9921]

An amazing story, recovery, inspiration! Thank you for this film. All the best to you, Abby and your future. As an aside, I fractured my tib-plateau crashing my motorcycle into a guard rail off a freeway in CA on my way to work. Apparently the break was more of a "clean bounce" as I felt no pain and I got up and walked on it, heard a lot of popping, got to work (via kind person stopping) and then went to emergency. My story is nothing like yours (your racing life, the bone break, etc.) my break was very mild compared to yours. I'm now an ultramarathoner years later and have no problems with this former injury. Take care.

[@StreamCrossingRunner]

Magic - keep these coming Terrex

[@lucybartholomewruns]

One of the brightest lights in our sport. How lucky are we to have her in the club? 💞

[@mikimcconaha9507]

You are a force Abby! I look up to you so much because of this person you are! You have definitely made a heck of a comeback! ❤

[@lindseyclemens36]

Abby is so amazing ❤

[@alasdairpurkis5629]

What an amazing, inspiring film!

[@davidfecteau2966]

Sorry that Abby has had to endure the pain and doubt. What an inspiration to everyone who loves the trails.

[@watchjakob7687]

it is such a big frustration to get injured and how that can hold us back from doing what we feel like we made for ....i can relate to that feeling soooo much BUT at the same time i know i can get back in shape and everything else in my life is totally fine. i don't want to say all these feelings are not right but on the same time we live on a planet where so many people have to fight every day for there livelihood so maybe we as rich and privileged people who actually can afford to have a passion could also gain from being thankful in hard times for what we have and can do

[@ToniMcCann-z2y]

I was an Abby fan before this. And now (if it’s possible), I’m an even bigger fan. Incredible athlete, and even more incredible person♥️

[@timbrawdy2249]

Knee injuries are the worse but your mindset and plan seem sound and you got this 🤘🏼

[@_rspadua]

Sensacional! 💚⛰🏃‍♂

[@SuperBobbyd13]

Beautiful ❤

[@JUANLUISARCOSDUPRE]

Nice!!!

[@lichin11]

Always have a plan B. One never knows when one's body will say that's enough.