The liberal media has relentlessly attacked the Trump family since President Trump first ran for office.
Now his daughter is fighting back – literally.
And Ivanka Trump left her critics speechless with this powerful self-defense skill the liberal media doesn’t want you to see.
Ivanka Trump masters jiu-jitsu with elite trainers who shaped supermodel’s skills
Former First Daughter Ivanka Trump shocked social media when she put her martial arts skills on full display in a recent Instagram post.
The post, shared by her trainers The Valente Brothers, showed Trump effortlessly executing advanced jiu-jitsu maneuvers with trainer Gui Valente, demonstrating her commitment to the ancient martial art.
Ivanka revealed that her daughter Arabella was actually the family pioneer, taking classes first before the rest of the Trump family followed her lead into the discipline that’s rapidly gaining popularity among America’s elite.
The Valente Brothers – Pedro, Gui, and Joaquim – are no strangers to high-profile clients. Based in Miami, Florida, the trio also trained supermodel Gisele Bündchen, who is now the mother of Joaquim Valente’s child.
“I feel stronger, more confident and empowered since I started practicing self-defense,” Bündchen previously shared on Instagram. “I feel it’s an important skill for all, but especially for us women.”
The martial art with Presidential roots that liberals don’t want you to know about
What many Americans don’t realize is that jiu-jitsu has deep patriotic roots in America’s history. The martial art, which originated with samurai warriors in medieval Japan, actually gained popularity in the United States during the early 20th century when President Theodore Roosevelt practiced it in the White House.
Roosevelt, a staunch advocate for physical fitness and the “strenuous life,” embraced jiu-jitsu as part of his commitment to personal strength and national readiness – values the left increasingly mocks today.
The Valente brothers, whose family hails from Brazil, were trained by the legendary Brazilian martial artist Helio Gracie. For three decades, they’ve specialized in teaching jiu-jitsu as both a powerful self-defense tool and a pathway to overall wellness.
“Self-defense is a human necessity,” Pedro Valente told Fox News Digital. “Our style of jiu-jitsu gives students this opportunity even if they’re very busy with their lives – with business and work and family – they still can come in and learn a very powerful system of self-defense but in a very safe way.”
The Trump family approach to fitness that’s about more than physical strength
While liberals push dangerous and radical ideas about gender and fitness, the Trump family is embracing time-tested traditions of physical discipline and family togetherness.
The Valente brothers describe their training philosophy as the “7-5-3 code,” which creates “spiritual, mental and physical wellness.” This holistic approach stands in stark contrast to the left’s increasingly fragmented view of health.
“Saturday, we call it family day here at Valente Brothers,” Joaquim Valente shared. “We have so many families that come together, and they train with their kids.”
This family-centered approach is exactly what you’d expect from the Trump family, whose commitment to traditional values has made them targets of the radical left for years.
The brothers emphasized that jiu-jitsu is an “exercise of the mind,” making it an ideal practice for finding clarity amidst the chaos of today’s politically divided landscape.
Self-defense remains crucial even as President Trump works to restore law and order
With violent crime still plaguing major cities after years of the Democrats’ “defund the police” movement, Americans are increasingly concerned about personal safety even as President Trump works to undo the damage.
The Valente brothers stress that their training focuses on empowering people for real-world situations, such as being put in a headlock or preparing for a punch – scenarios that have become all too common in Democrat-run cities.
Pedro Valente, who also trains members of the U.S. military, emphasized the importance of “emotional balance” and developing a “sense of poise” when confronted with danger.
“When you are in a state of panic, the frontal lobe of your brain is not functioning well, you’re not going to be able to rationally decide what’s the best escape route,” he explained to Fox News Digital.
“The best self-defense is always avoidance. If you get into a physical fight, you’re already a step behind,” Pedro added, highlighting principles of awareness that apply to both physical confrontation and political engagement.
The brothers are now championing jiu-jitsu education in schools throughout the Miami area, with Gui Valente stating, “We consider it to be the best form of PE. It really complements the academics . . . and what develops into physical confidence, improves children’s self-esteem.”
This educational approach represents exactly the kind of common-sense solution America needs – focusing on discipline, respect, and self-reliance rather than the divisive ideologies being pushed in too many classrooms today.
Like her father, Ivanka Trump continues to lead by example, showing Americans that strength, family values, and personal responsibility are the true foundations of a successful life – a message that leaves liberals completely speechless.
