🗣️ ‘New bike, new helmet… just disappointed I didn’t manage to match the socks to the frame.’ News presenter Dan Walker seems to be in good spirits following his serious bike crash last month.
with his former dance partner Nadiya Bychkova to test himself for concussion.
Speaking to Jeremy Vine on Channel 5, Walker said: ‘So I watch some of my old dancing back and then I pause them and I was testing my brain and my body to think, ‘Does my brain know what the next move is and can my body remember it?’ And it did on every single occasion.‘So I told Nadiya that she’s helped me with my recovery from this accident, so Strictly does help even years after.’
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