16/02/2026
I love jiu jitsu for many reasons — but mostly for what it teaches me when things don’t go my way.
I took a loss this weekend. And while no one trains to lose, there’s something powerful about being tested. Jiu jitsu has a way of exposing your weaknesses, humbling your ego, and reminding you that growth lives on the other side of discomfort.
When you’re under pressure, you learn to breathe.
When you’re stuck, you learn to be patient.
When you fall short, you learn to come back sharper.
That mindset carries directly into my work.
In injury rehab and performance training, progress isn’t linear. There are setbacks. Tough sessions. Moments where frustration creeps in. But just like on the mats, the answer isn’t panic — it’s composure, consistency, and small improvements over time.
A loss doesn’t set you back. It shows you where to focus.
Grateful for the lessons. Grateful for the pressure. Back to work.