Hodgkinson pulls out of record attempt through injury

British athlete Keely Hodgkinson has been forced to pull out of her attempt to break the world record for the 800m due to an injury. The 19-year-old had been training hard for the event and was in top form leading up to the attempt.

Unfortunately, during a practice run last week, Hodgkinson suffered a hamstring injury that has now ruled her out of the record attempt. The athlete expressed her disappointment at having to withdraw from the event, but understands the importance of prioritizing her health and recovery.

Hodgkinson’s coach has confirmed that she will be receiving the necessary medical treatment and rehab to ensure a full recovery. The young athlete remains optimistic about her future in the sport and is determined to come back stronger after this setback.

The world record attempt will have to be postponed until Hodgkinson is fully fit and ready to compete again. Fans and supporters of the athlete have sent their well-wishes and encouragement for a speedy recovery.

Despite the setback, Hodgkinson remains focused and determined to achieve her goals in the sport. She has shown great potential and talent on the track, and her fans are eagerly awaiting her return to competition.

It is important for athletes to prioritize their health and well-being, and Hodgkinson’s decision to withdraw from the record attempt serves as a reminder of this. The athlete will now focus on her recovery and rehabilitation before returning to training and competition.

We wish Keely Hodgkinson a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing her back on the track soon, breaking records and inspiring others with her athletic abilities and determination.