Jessica Ennis-Hill returns to training after achilles injury and eyes heptathlon gold in Rio

Jessica Ennis-Hill remains confident she will be in good shape to defend her Olympic title despite only just returning to training following an achilles injury. Olympic champion Jessica Ennis-Hill is back in training after a two-month lay-off with an achilles injury The 30-year-old won gold in the World Championships in Beijing in August only a year after giving birth 'It's definitely improving. Ennis-Hill says she has been 'plagued' by achilles injuries in recent years but believes she will be fully fit in Rio 'It's definitely one of my proudest moments to have stepped away from my sport for that amount of time and come back and become world champion. The Sheffield-born star smiles after the 800m in last year's world championships as she wins heptathlon gold Reggie will be two by the time Rio comes round, and Ennis-Hill is ready to put aside concerns about the Zika virus and take him to Rio. She stormed to gold in front of her home crowd at the London 2012 Olympics and will defend her title in Brazil Since Ennis-Hill's golden moment in Beijing last summer, athletics has been dragged through the gutter by the explosive revelations about state- Russia remains suspended from the sport and may or may not be reinstated for Rio.