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Prepositions before infinitives? … “to come back from injury”

It’s fine to use only the infinitive in this context:

Revenir de blessure et courir un marathon, et en plus battre son record personnel, c’est juste incroyable !

This is an example of infinitive used as a noun.

You don’t need a preposition:

Revenir de blessure pour directement courir un marathon, et battre son record personnel par dessus le marché, c’est tout simplement incroyable !