Jeremy Renner gets in golf range outing with five months after near-fatal snow ... trends now
Jeremy Renner spent his Memorial Day on the golf range on Monday with his daughter Ava, about five months after he nearly died in a New Year's Day snow plow accident that left him with more than 35 broken bones.
The Marvel star, 52, captioned a clip on his Instagram Stories, 'Ava's lesson. Daddy's therapy,' tagging in the golf brand PING and friend Billy Iseri into the post.
In the clip, the Modesto, California-born actor was clad in a navy blue ensemble of a ballcap with a floral pattern button-up shirt, shorts and white sneakers as he readied himself to take a swing.
The Academy Award-nominated star celebrated the long Memorial Day weekend by taking a trip to Lake Tahoe and spent time on the water in new snaps shared to his Instagram Stories on Sunday.
The Hawkeye star, who recently looked healthy while meeting government officials in Nevada, shared a snap of himself sitting atop a large paddleboard that floated on the water as another individual helped paddle.
The latest: Jeremy Renner, 52, spent his Memorial Day on the golf range on Monday with his daughter Ava, 10, about five months after he nearly died in a New Year's Day snow plow accident that left him with more than 35 broken bones
Mountains in the distance were still partially capped with snow, while white puffy clouds filled the blue sky, offering breathtaking scenery.
Another photo the Mayor Of Kingstown actor shared was a stunning view of the large lake that was filled with glistening blue water.
Jet skis could be seen near the shoreline with more trees and mountains in the distance. In a caption added directly above the photo, Jeremy simply penned, 'Home.'
Lake Tahoe was also the same area where he suffered a near-fatal snow plow accident earlier this year on January 1.
After being run over by a snow plow while assisting his nephew, the actor received a multitude of injuries, including 35 broken ribs and a collapsed lung.
However, Renner continues a positive recovery and has kept his fans and followers updated throughout the journey through social media.
During an interview with "Diane Sawyer last month in April, The Town actor sat down to also open up about the incident.
Although he admitted that he was 'triggered by the accident,' Jeremy explained, 'I shift the narrative of being victimized, of making a mistake or anything else. I refuse to be haunted by that memory that way.'
Resilient: The Marvel star captioned a clip on his Instagram Stories, 'Ava's lesson. Daddy's therapy,' tagging in the golf brand PING and friend Billy Iseri into the post
Casual: In the clip, the Modesto, California-born actor was clad in a navy blue ensemble of a ballcap with a floral pattern button-up shirt, shorts and white sneakers as he readied himself to take a swing
Progress: Renner continues to make milestones amid his return to health
On pace: The actor showed off the number of steps he took on his watch
While Lake Tahoe was the location of such a harrowing accident, the Hollywood star still labels the area as his 'home.' Shortly after the incident occurred, he also uploaded a photo of a Tahoe cabin surrounded by snow and penned, 'Missing my happy place...'
Renner continues to make milestones and made his first red carpet appearance since the snow plow accident in April for the premiere of Rennervations in Los Angeles.
The Disney+ series, 'Follows Jeremy Renner in his journey as he travels the world helping communities by "reimagining unique purpose-built vehicles,"'
