"Alright," he said.
The first days were methodical.
Every movement had purpose. Every session was structured. There was no idle time, no wasted motion. The system guided him through diagnostics first—detailed scans, movement analysis, stress mapping across his leg. It broke the injury down completely, not just identifying it but explaining how it behaved under pressure, how it responded to load, and what it needed to recover properly.
Then came the work.
Recovery wasn't passive. It never had been.
Cold therapy, controlled mobility, resistance drills, progressive loading—the intensity increased gradually, always within limits, always monitored. TT remained present throughout, adjusting, correcting, observing with constant precision.
[Reduce force output by eight percent.]
[Your alignment is off. Correct it.]
[Again. Controlled this time.]
There was no room for guesswork. No room for shortcuts. Everything was exact.
By the second week, the pain had mostly faded.
