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Ivanka Trump’s jiu-jitsu video went viral on X, with many praising the US President’s daughter for her impressive combat techniques.
A video posted on social media shows Ivanka Trump training at a Miami studio co-owned by Joaquim Valente, the new boyfriend of supermodel Gisele Bündchen. (IMAGE: X)
US President Donald Trump’s daughter, Ivanka Trump, made waves online for her impressive jiu-jitsu skills. A video posted on social media shows her training at a Miami studio co-owned by Joaquim Valente, the new boyfriend of supermodel Gisele Bündchen.
“Jiu-Jitsu is more than a martial art… it offers a path to physical confidence, mental clarity, and emotional balance,” Ivanka Trump wrote while sharing the video on social media site X.
The video was also shared by the Valente Brothers on Instagram. In the video, the former US presidential adviser is seen sporting a blue belt and demonstrating advanced moves—chokeholds, armbars, and even a knife disarm.
Ivanka Trump, the 753 Code, a philosophy that promotes discipline and purpose.
In the training montage, Ivanka is seen bowing to Joaquim and his brothers, who run the Miami-based martial arts studio. The Valente family-owned establishment has been teaching martial arts for around 60 years.
Meanwhile, Bündchen, who was previously married to NFL legend Tom Brady, recently welcomed her first child with Joaquim. She and Brady have two children together.
What Is Jiu-Jitsu
Jiu-Jitsu is a Japanese martial art that focuses on grappling, ground combat, and submission holds to neutralize opponents, regardless of size or strength. It was originally developed by samurai as a form of self-defense in unarmed combat.
Unlike striking-based martial arts like karate or boxing, Jiu-Jitsu relies on joint locks, chokes, and positional control to subdue opponents. It’s widely practiced for self-defense, sport, and fitness, with belt rankings marking progress.
Beyond physical combat, Jiu-Jitsu is rooted in discipline, patience, and problem-solving, often referred to as “human chess” due to its tactical nature.
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