Chapter 01
A life built around sport
Sport has always been central to my life. I competed at a high level in squash, even coaching at the prestigious Grasshopper Club in Zurich, before moving on to county-level competition in both squash and tennis.
Like many athletes, though, the years of pushing my body eventually took their toll. At just 48, I needed both hips resurfaced with steel joints. The operations ended my squash career, but I kept my love of fitness alive through regular gym workouts.
Chapter 02
The setback that changed everything
One day, during a weights session, I felt a sharp pain in my neck that left me unable to train properly. An MRI scan revealed a ruptured cervical vertebra, and I was told surgery with a titanium disc implant was my best option.
The news was devastating. Nights were sleepless, days were painful, and even travelling for work became a struggle. The thought of another operation, and more metal in my body, was overwhelming.
Chapter 03
A chance meeting in Zurich
Then fate intervened. At a retailer conference in Switzerland, I was introduced to Trion:Z by an American entrepreneur who couldn’t stop talking about it. As a naturally sceptical Brit, I dismissed it as hype. But when samples arrived later, I thought, why not? With nothing to lose, I decided to give the bracelet and necklace a try.
“Keep an open mind. Don’t dismiss something until you’ve tried it.”
Paul Hendry
Chapter 04
Back on the court
To my surprise, the difference was remarkable. Within weeks, I was sleeping comfortably again, my pain had eased, and I was able to return to the gym, even back on the tennis court. For me, it was life-changing.
Chapter 05
Bringing Trion:Z to the UK
Convinced, I flew to Orlando to meet the team behind the brand. Soon after, I secured the rights to distribute Trion:Z in the UK and across several European markets.
At first, it wasn’t easy. Retailers doubted that a magnetic ion bracelet could sell. But over time, customers began telling us stories like mine, and demand grew.
Chapter 06
Why I believe, and always will
Now, at 69, I’m still training at the gym four times a week and playing padel against players half my age. I’ve travelled and enjoyed life to the full. That’s why I’ll never stop sharing my story.
Paul Hendry
