Teddy Tamgho can start to smile. The good news have started for the French athlete.

Indeed, after a scanner and encouraging examinations Monday, the medical community has given the green light to Tamgho to increased effort during his workouts.

The world champion in the triple jump who suffered a partial fracture of the left tibia on November 27, will resume leaps sessions early May, we learned from one of his agents.

“The medical community has given the green light to Teddy Tamgho to increased effort,” said Ludovic Olière. The Franco- Cameroonian should be able to resume leaps early May when bone density has reached the desired level.”

Tamgho decided to live a white season by drawing a line on European Championships this summer (12-17 August in Zürich). The world champion intends to return to competition for the 2015 season, where he will have the opportunity to defend his title at the World Championships in Beijing. He primarily eyes the Olympics in Rio in 2016.