Alberto Crane

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Finding Peak with Ryan Hanley · MMA World Champion Diagnosed with MS Did This Instead | Alberto Crane · 27 Mar 2026 podcast

And those three years of losing has given me so much confidence, so much resilience, that no matter what happens to me, I know it's going to be okay.

I'm going to be able to get through it.

And that's the moment, that's the thing I'm most proud of.

Tournaments, championships, I've won many, right?

But that's what I'm most proud of in my career is the losing and keep moving forward and coming up on top, getting through that and doing it.

Well, I'll start with the jiu-jitsu part.

I think when years ago I had this black belt psychologist, and I was like, why does it seem that people that do jiu-jitsu, why do they seem younger than they are?

It's interesting you say that.

It's because when you get on the mat and when you train, everything's in the present.

And when you're a kid, everything's in the present.

And as you get older, everything's either in the past or in the future.

So it kind of brings you back to your childhood.

And because of that, even if it's an hour, if it's 30 minutes, it brings you peace of mind and it just makes you better for, it gets you grounded, right, for the rest of the day.

Kind of takes you out of the matrix.

Um, I forgot my, my trainer thought there was something else that I was, uh, we started with jujitsu.

What was the things you mentioned at the end?

So a chat to PT, right.

It's interesting.

All those things, right.

In China, they, they, it's required in the U S they, they frown upon it.

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