In her happy place: Aussie swimmer Shayna Jack gets back into training after being cleared to compete again following doping scandal
Australian swimmer Shayna Jack has made a triumphant return to the pool following her doping scandal.
The Commonwealth Games medallist was cleared and allowed to return to competitive swimming last month after the appeal against her was dismissed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Shayna, 22, posted a series of photos on Thursday with fellow swimmer Alex Perkins at a local pool the duo were training at.
Back to doing what she loves: Australian swimmer Shayna Jack has made a triumphant return to the pool following her doping scandal
‘Training ain’t so bad when your togs are fab,’ she wrote in the caption.
Shayna’s followers commented on the post sending their well wishes and support to the young swimmer.
Australian Survivor star Felicity Egginton said, ‘Looks amazing. So proud of you.’
‘Training ain’t so bad when your togs are fab’: Shayna, 22, posted a series of photos on Thursday with fellow swimmer Alex Perkins at a local pool the duo were training at
‘Best wishes for your return after such a sage,’ wrote another follower.
‘Train hard guys,’ added a third.
Shayna celebrated her return to competitive swimming last month when the appeal against her was dropped.
‘After a 2 year and 3 month battle, I have finally received my final decision that my appeal case has been dismissed by the Court of Arbitration,’ she said in an earlier Instagram post.
Back in the water: The Commonwealth Games medallist celebrated her return to competitive swimming last month in a post to Instagram when the appeal against her was dropped
‘I am now free to do what I love with no restrictions and am so overwhelmed with joy. I am now going to take some time to myself to cherish this moment and reflect on what I have endured. The nightmare is finally over.’
An appeal seeking to increase Shayna’s doping ban was dismissed.
The sports star was banned from swimming for four years after testing positive to a banned substance before the 2019 FINA World Championships in South Korea.
Her ban was halved when she appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport in December, before they dismissed the case entirely.
‘The nightmare is finally over’: The sports star was banned from swimming for four years after testing positive to a banned substance. Her ban was halved when she appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport in December, before they dismissed the case entirely
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