Jeremy Renner WALKS on an anti-gravity treadmill after breaking more than 30 bones in a snowplow accident

For the first time since his horrific accident with a snowplow on January 1, two-time Oscar nominee Jeremy Renner was seen upright and walking on anti-gravity treadmill during a physical therapy session on Sunday.

The 52-year-old Cali native, who broke more than 30 bones, was seen explaining to an older gentleman how the machine allows him to feel ‘less weight’ as if he were walking with a cane or holding the handlebars to stay upright.

‘That’s really cool. And you’re doing the full walk function,” the man told Jeremy in the video.

Renner replied: ‘Right, exactly. It’s 40 percent of my weight’

The Hawkeye action star, who has 6.1 million followers on Twitter, captioned his post: ‘Now I have to find OTHER things to occupy my time so that my body can recover from my will. #conscious #intentional #recovery.’

Jeremy has undergone two surgeries for blunt chest trauma and orthopedic injuries since he was crushed by a 14,330-pound snowplow on New Year’s Day near his Nevada home.

According to Washoe County Sheriff Darin Balaam, Renner had been shoveling snow from a private driveway when his snowplow truck rolled and he was injured trying to get back into the vehicle.

“It’s like having a cane”: the 52-year-old from Cali, who broke more than 30 bones, was seen explaining to an elderly man how the machine allows him to feel “less weight” as if he were walking with a cane or holding handlebars to keep it upright

‘That’s really cool. And you’re totally doing the walk feature,’ the man told Jeremy in the video, and he responded: ‘Right, exactly. It’s 40 percent of my weight’

Renner, who has 6.1 million followers on Twitter, captioned his post: “Now I have to find OTHER things to occupy my time so my body can recover from my will.” #minduful #intentional #recovery’

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