As Georges St-Pierre continues his rehabilitation, he has released another video of him preparing for his comeback.
In the latest episode of “Road to Recovery,” the UFC Welterweight Champion is seen running on an anti-gravity treadmill, which he admitted it was his first time using.
The champion wrote on his Twitter account earlier this week that it was the first time he had ran since the beginning of his rehab.
“Have you ever heard of an Anti-Gravity treadmill? This is the first time I’ve run in 4 months— feels pretty good!” he wrote.
The anti-gravity treadmill was developed by NASA technology by using air pressure to lift up the runner and reduce weight on the joints.
The 30-year-old St-Pierre suffered an ACL injury that has kept him out of the Octagon since last April. He is expected to return at UFC 154 on November 17, where he will meet UFC interim welterweight champion Carlos Condit in a title unification bout.
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