San Miguel head coach Leo Austria, who underwent angioplasty due to blocked arteries, expressed confidence in his recovery and return to PBA coaching.The 68-year-old coach missed the first four games of the Governors' Cup but stated he needs to reach 100% health before resuming duties.Despite his absence, the Beermen have started strong, winning three out of four games.Austria revealed he was cleared by medical tests but opted for rest due to his team governor's insistence.He also mentioned side effects from medication affecting his sleep.While the team performs well without him, Austria remains optimistic about his comeback.
His health scare highlights the importance of medical check-ups for athletes and coaches, emphasizing the balance between professional responsibilities and personal well-being.
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