After his mother's recovery from a heart attack, Gervasio is still unable to reconcile his life, tormented by the thought of what might have happened if he hadn't been with her. Gervi faces one of the most difficult tests of his career when, before competing, he is forced to undergo back surgery that jeopardizes his future in sports. Despite this great adversity, Gervasio returns determined to regain his place among the elite, training with the determination that will lead him to win the gold medal at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. But the unexpected loss of Lev, his coach and mentor, will take its toll on the young former athlete, who faces his demons while trying to stay sober and run the gym that bears his name, in a humble neighborhood of Barcelona. The pressure consumes him, and relapses lead him to lose control over his life and those around him. Gervi recognizes that he needs help by checking into a detox clinic.

Gervasio confronts his therapist, who urges him to trust the process. We discover how Ger's uncontrolled lifestyle led him to be fired from the CAR, feeling isolated and trapped in a life of alcohol and drugs. A glimmer of hope emerges when he is invited to the 2016 Rio Olympics, but the excitement soon fades when he discovers he has no place in the parade. Humiliated and filled with rage, his stay in Rio ends in a drunken binge that leads to him being expelled from his hotel and sent back to Spain. At the clinic, he forms a connection with Sara, another patient, thus confronting his own demons. Finally, Ger accepts the reality of his illness and, after months of treatment, leaves the clinic determined not to relapse. Back at his gym in La Mina, Gervasio seeks redemption through his passion for gymnastics. He reconciles with his family, thus finding a purpose in helping young people.