In this first‑person testimonial, the speaker recounts a lifelong athletic career that was derailed by multiple severe injuries and surgeries (two hips, wrist, knee) which left him with chronic neck and shoulder pain, immobilizing him from daily tasks like getting out of bed, typing, or moving his neck. Desperate for relief, he contacts a program called ResetU, whose representative makes bold promises and offers a money‑back guarantee. Initially skeptical, he follows the prescribed stretching routine and soon experiences noticeable improvements. As he deepens his training, he reports better sleep, restored neck mobility after a decade of inability to look up, and a renewed appreciation for simple pleasures such as stargazing in Joshua Tree. He reflects on the emotional shift from viewing his condition as a heavy burden to seeing life as beautiful, attributing this transformation to ResetU’s step‑by‑step approach, which he claims can deliver noticeable relief within three weeks and more substantial healing over six months. The speaker concludes by encouraging others to embrace incremental changes rather than being overwhelmed by the magnitude of their health challenges.
Chapters
Been an athlete most of my life until college where I got hurt. Had a couple surgeries, 2 hip surgeries, one on my wrist, one on my knee. Even after each surgery, I still tried to compete, but I had so much physical pain and stemming from just all these other issues that I had. I couldn't do the things I needed to do for work. Couldn't get out of bed. I couldn't get on my laptop. I couldn't type. I couldn't like actually move my neck. So at that point I was like, I'm losing days, I'm losing time. So the lack of freedom was really nuts to me. 2 days later, I get on the phone with this guy and he starts making all these big promises. He's gonna change my life. And I'm in so much pain that, you know, I'll try I'll try anything. Then he goes, money back guaranteed. I'm like, this guy must be crazy. He must know what he's doing. So that's when we started working together. And I think for the first 2 months I was really busy. I didn't take it seriously. I just did the stretching, but I felt exponentially better. And then when I really got into the training, not only did I feel better, but I started to sleep better, started to wake up in a much better place. When you're living with pain and you don't realize it, it's like a 20-pound blanket over your shoulders. Like it's like a weighted blanket that you're just walking around with all the time. And we corrected that. And that for me is like every day I'm like, oh wait, I can move my neck. For the last 10 years, I couldn't literally, I literally couldn't do this. I couldn't look up. So that's insane. So now whenever I'm outside, I actually look up, something I probably hadn't been conscious of, but I hadn't looked at the stars in that same way that you look at the stars as a kid. So, you know, San and I through quarantine, we'd go out to Joshua Tree, or Jason and myself would go out to Joshua Tree to the desert where, you know, there's no light pollution. So when you look up, You're seeing an entire universe, entire world. And like that, that whole thing, I was just so thankful about the fact that I now was able to not only see it, but to see it with new eyes where I'm like, oh wow, this is beautiful versus like, oh, this hurts. Because that wasn't even a thought coming into my mind when I looked up. And sometimes I'll sit on a balcony here and then I'll just literally look up. And even in LA, you can still see the stars. And it's such a wonderful thing because every time I look up at the stars, it's a little weird. I think about ResetU. I think about what we've done because that's been giving— that's given me the ability to Honestly, just like live. I think a lot of people, they look at it, it's like a daunting task of like, oh wow, look at this mountain I have to climb. But it's not a mountain, right? It's just one step at a time because every single step you take, it starts getting exponentially better. And I think that a lot of people look at it as like, oh my God, there's so much, so much weight I need to lose. There's so much, there's so many things that need to be fixed. But if you think about it, right, isn't it worth doing all these little things that you need to do? And if someone says it is only going to take 3 weeks for you to feel better, and then 6 months for you to fix a lot of these issues, it's a no-brainer.
