I guess I should take it as a compliment when clients and members look at me and assume the program I teach came easy for me. Sometimes, I must seem like a superhero “I’m Batman!” but the truth couldn’t be more different.
I’m just a regular guy who loves being active and, like many, found myself dealing with injuries, pain, and stiffness. I tried everything I could find—new routines, traditional therapies, popular fitness trends—but nothing brought me sustained results. That’s when I doubled down on searching for real answers and correcting my pain.
Every step I ask clients to take, I’ve done myself. I’ve felt soreness in places I didn’t know existed. I’ve sat on the floor, unmotivated to do my rehab “homework.” More often than I care to admit, I’ve thought, “There’s no way I can actually pull this off.”
If I have one true “superpower,” it’s my curiosity and obsessiveness to find out what really works—no matter how many dead ends I hit along the way. When I first got hurt and started searching for solutions, what I found was that most programs and services hit a wall of dogma. They helped up to a certain point, then stalled out—or worse, set me back further.
But here’s the key: If you keep searching with an open mind, believing a solution is out there, you will find it. That’s how I landed on Osteopathy and a holistic approach to fitness and therapy. I stopped following the crowd and started following what actually worked for my unique situation.
At the end of the day, I’m not a superhero. I’m just a guy who wanted to live pain-free and fully and was willing to do the work, learn, and stay curious along the way.
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