西村碧莉のインスタグラム(aori_nishimura) - 10月15日 12時43分

#Repost @TIME Magazine with @get_repost
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You don’t become one of the world’s top skateboarders without taking a few tumbles. But @西村碧莉 knew this fall was different. It was back in 2017 and Nishimura was #skateboarding in #LosAngeles when she landed a trick badly, tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee. Just three months earlier Nishimura, then 16, had won gold in the @X Games in Minneapolis. “Skateboarding—it is my life,” Nishimura tells TIME at a skatepark in her hometown of #Tokyo. “I was terrified that my career was over.” Nishimura underwent reconstructive ligament surgery and spent the next six months in painstaking rehabilitation. She returned to competition hungry to make up for lost time. In January, Nishimura won gold at the Street League Skateboarding championships in Rio de Janeiro, landing a physics-defying “lipslide” trick in a blur of dyed blond hair and cargo pants. Still just 18, she’s on course to represent #Japan when the Olympics arrive in her homeland next summer, the first year that skateboarding will be part of the Games. Read more, and meet nine other young trailblazers who are shaping the world, at the link in bio. Video by @ireneherrera7 for TIME

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