Is it good luck or bad luck that my body’s been broken and rebuilt more times than I can count? That I’ve chased strength, endured pain—and now face a knee replacement?

I started out hungry for power—martial arts, heavy weights, ego driving every punch, kick, and rep. But eventually, I got bored. The grind lost its meaning.

Pilates felt too sterile. Yoga became my sanctuary. I trained hard, earned senior teacher status—but still craved intensity. So I created JUMPGA: yoga fused with rebounding—a breathless, dynamic blend.

Then came the crash. A motorcycle accident so severe that, when the driver was taken to court, roadside witnesses testified they thought I was dead. Hip surgery followed. Even yoga became too much. My body wasn’t finished—but it was finished with punishment. I needed movement that didn’t betray me.

I’d done it all—weights, Pilates, yoga, rebounding—but none of it fit anymore. So I stopped following trends and started listening to my body:
Work with me, not against me.

That’s how KunAqua was born—not from ambition, but necessity. A water-based system shaped by injury, refined by need.

It’s not just training. It’s wisdom in motion—changing how you move, feel, look, sound, and connect.

I’ve lived through surgeries, setbacks, reinventions. And what I’ve learned is this: longevity isn’t about grinding harder. It’s about moving with intellect, awareness, and true embodiment.

One woman I trained walked again—without sticks. Athletes use KunAqua to recover. Everyday people use it to reclaim their bodies.

Because KunAqua doesn’t just train you—
it re-embodies you.

No pretence. No shortcuts. Just a man who’s lived it, broken it, and rebuilt himself—
so you can move forward, unbroken.