Who We Are
A registered BC non-profit. Founded by survivors. Governed by an independent board. Six years of documented results.
No More Athletes Dying from Invisible Disability.
1 in 4 Canadians — about 8 million people — live with an invisible disability. Most were told to manage it, accept it, find a new normal. Some were told their life is over. We're here to prove otherwise — and we film it.
We have watched far too many athletes and wrestlers lose their lives to invisible disability — when there didn't need to be a loss. Adam Firestorm. The Great Kasaki. And so many more between and after.
They died because the system told them "manage it" and never showed them a way back. Warrior World is the way back — proof, filmed, measured, and public.
We are Warriors of Love. No one wins unless we all win.
To help Canadians with invisible disabilities recover, thrive, and prove what's possible — through AI-powered health coaching, Health Canada–approved medical devices, and clinician-verified documentary proof.
A Canada where invisible disabilities are seen, measured, and treated with the same rigour as visible ones. Where the system offers recovery pathways — not just management plans.
Our Charitable Purposes
For grant and funder credibility — these are the purposes we exist to serve:
The Crash. The Refusal. The Protocol.
The Crash
In January 2021, Prince and Chelsy Koya were in a catastrophic vehicle accident on Anarchist Mountain, BC. Chelsy sustained a fractured spine, multiple pelvic fractures, a broken arm and wrist, and severe head trauma. The medical prognosis was unambiguous: long-term opiate dependency. Significant, likely permanent, mobility loss. Accept the new normal.
The Refusal
Prince refused. He researched every available technology, assembled a multidisciplinary clinical team, and built a recovery protocol centred on the Prime Medical Device — a Health Canada–approved Class II PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) device. Within five days, Chelsy was off all narcotics. Within six weeks, she was training again — against a six-month fracture recovery prognosis.
The Proving Ground
While rebuilding Chelsy, Prince confronted his own reality. Six years of professional wrestling had accumulated into eight invisible conditions. He applied the same protocol to himself — and documented every session on camera, tracking every metric with AI tools. That documentation became the world's first clinical documentary on invisible disability: Project PEMF Warrior.
The Society
What began as personal survival became a proven template. And the template became Warrior World Health & Performance Society — built to ensure no one else has to figure this out alone.
No One Wins Unless We All Win.
Warrior World isn't a clinic. It's a tribe. When you recover, you become the proof the next warrior needs. When you document your journey, you light the path for the athlete sitting alone right now, wondering if it's worth staying. That's what "Pass It On" means — your victory is the rope thrown to the person drowning behind you.
No one wins unless we all win.
The Numbers Don't Lie
All data verified by licensed practitioners.
Prince & Chelsy Koya
Warrior World was built by two people who refused to accept what the system told them.
Chelsy Koya — Co-Founder
In January 2021, Chelsy survived a catastrophic accident on Anarchist Mountain, BC — fractured spine, pelvis, broken arm, and head trauma. The prognosis was bleak. Prince refused it. Six weeks later, Chelsy was training again.
Prince Koya — Founder
Professional wrestler. Mr. India. A man who spent six years accumulating eight invisible conditions in his body — and then turned his own recovery into the world's first clinical documentary on invisible disability.
Both founders live with the reality of invisible disability every day. That's not a limitation. It's the foundation the whole model is built on — the proof that you don't just have to survive. You can thrive.
Board of Directors
Clinical Partner Team
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