In 2010, David Mzee injured his spinal cord and was left paralysed. But thanks to Professor Grégoire Courtine's ground-breaking clinical study, he learned to walk again. Last year, he'd already crossed the start line of the Wings for Life World Run charity run and inspired thousands by covering an astonishing 390m. This Sunday, on May 3, Mzee once again exceeded expectations to walk a record 467m in his second participation. Here is all you need to know:- This year’s Flagship Runs were cancelled in light of the current health situation, but Mzee was one of more than 77,000 people worldwide to use the official app to perform their own run and keep raising funds for a cure for spinal cord injury. - He took to a track start line with Swede Nklas Sjöblom, who also lives in Switz...
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