Jasson wasn’t expecting to be stopped like that. A severe knee injury left him with torn ligaments — including a partial ACL tear — and doctors had put surgery on the table as the likely next step. Simple actions felt uncertain. Restricted. Off.

“I did it that evening… and the next day everything felt different.”

He knew of Skai’s work and reached out. That same evening, he followed along with the Potentia course. No overthinking. Just showing up and going through the process.

By the next day, something had shifted. He woke up with no pain — and could walk normally. Not because he had been chasing a quick result, but because the change arrived before he had time to expect it.

He stayed with it. The following day, he returned to the practice, this time bringing his attention to a frozen shoulder he had been carrying alongside the knee issue. Again, something opened. Within two days, the pain there was gone too.

What began as a response to an injury — one that had pointed toward an operating table — became something else entirely. A more direct way of relating to his body. Not an endpoint. Just a new way forward.