Going beyond the basics
At Trein Club you train with the best
All individuals qualified to teach at Trein Club in Houston are part of a dedicated team of instructors—ranging from coaches to senior trainers—who uphold the highest standards of etiquette, instruction, and wellness philosophy. To ensure safety and consistency in every class, all of our instructors are certified and committed to excellence. In addition, every instructor holds current CPR and Basic First Aid certifications.
Pedro Araújo
4x BJJ World Champion
Pedro Araújo was born on October 15, 1989, in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil. His passion for martial arts began in childhood with Judo, where he developed a strong foundation of discipline and technique in his hometown. In 2009, Pedro transitioned from MMA to Jiu-Jitsu, discovering in the gentle art the path to his true calling. In 2015, he earned his black belt under the guidance of the renowned professor Vinicius "Draculino" Magalhães, one of the most respected figures in Jiu-Jitsu.
Throughout his competitive journey, Pedro Araújo participated in numerous championships, building a legacy of excellence. He became an four-time world champion, earned over 40 IBJJF medals, and secured titles in various regional, national, and international competitions. Pedro is widely recognized for his consistency and determination in high-level tournaments, where he faced some of the best athletes in the world, becoming a symbol of resilience and success in the sport.
As a black belt professor and owner of the Trein academy, Pedro dedicates his life to training athletes and passionate practitioners, promoting physical and mental well-being while spreading Jiu-Jitsu values such as respect, discipline, and humility. With his unique teaching methodology—"ORIENTED, RESPECTFUL, DISCIPLINED, EDUCATED, POWERFUL"—he combines advanced techniques, competitive strategies, and a constant focus on the individual development of each student. His approach welcomes everyone, from beginners seeking an introduction to the martial art to advanced athletes aspiring to shine in international competitions.
Beyond his role as an instructor, Pedro Araújo mentors other professors and practitioners, playing a vital role in the growth of Jiu-Jitsu in his region.
Recognized not only for his skills on the mat but also for his ability to inspire and motivate, Pedro Araújo is a true example of dedication and passion for the gentle art. He believes that Jiu-Jitsu is not just a fight but a powerful tool for transforming lives, and he is committed to sharing this message with everyone he meets.
One phrase that has always driven him forward is: "Don’t settle for average."
Main Achievements
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World Champion (2015 brown, 2014 purple, 2012 blue absolute)
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World No-Gi Champion (2013 purple)
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Pan American Champion (2014 purple)
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World Championship Runner-up (2012 blue)
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World No-Gi Championship Runner-up (2014 brown)
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Abu Dhabi World Pro Runner-up (2014 purple)
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World No-Gi Championship 3rd Place (2014 brown)
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Abu Dhabi World Pro 3rd Place (2015 brown)
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Pan American Championship 3rd Place (2015 brown weight + absolute, 2014 purple absolute)
Weight Division
Peso Pesado (94kg/207lbs)
Favorite Position/Technique
Open Guard
Jessica Flowers
5x Black Belt World Champion
Born on January 23, 1992, in Manaus, Brazil, Jessica Flowers began her martial arts journey at the age of 15, initially training in Muay Thai. Despite her brief time in the discipline, she soon transitioned to wrestling and, around 2009, discovered her true passion in Jiu-Jitsu.
A leading figure in women's Jiu-Jitsu, Jessica earned her black belt in 2016 under Sensei Henrique Machado. Motivated by the philosophy that Jiu-Jitsu instills and by her desire to overcome challenges and succeed in life, her journey in the sport has been marked by remarkable achievements, unwavering dedication, and a constant drive for evolution.
As a competitor, Jessica Flowers has accumulated prestigious titles on both national and international stages. Her accomplishments include victories at the ADCC, the European Championship, the Pan Ams, and five World Championship titles, showcasing the strength and presence of women in Jiu-Jitsu. Beyond her competitive career, Jessica is a passionate advocate for female empowerment in the sport, inspiring women worldwide to excel both on and off the mats.
To complement her training, Jessica also pursued Judo and expanded her expertise in other areas, such as functional training. She is certified in Kettlebell training and as a Personal Trainer, reflecting her commitment to the holistic development of her students and the promotion of overall well-being.
As a professor, Jessica Flowers believes in Jiu-Jitsu as a powerful tool for personal transformation, teaching essential values such as discipline, perseverance, and confidence. Her mission extends beyond the sport, aiming to impact lives and empower those who have the opportunity to learn from her.
Throughout her journey, she has always believed in the phrase: “Do this for yourself, not for others.”
Main Achievements
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Pan American Championship (2016)
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Brazilian National Champion (2014/2015)
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Brazilian National No-Gi Champion (2009 brown, 2014/2015)
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South American Champion (2010 brown, 2013)
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Rio International Open Champion (2014)
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Rio Summer Open Champion (2016 absolute)
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European Open Championship Runner-up (2009 brown)
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South American Championship Runner-up (2009 brown)
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Brazilian National Championship Runner-up (2010 brown)
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Brazilian National No-Gi Championship Runner-up (2009 brown absolute)
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Rio Summer Open Championship Runner-up (2016)
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Rio International Open 3rd Runner-up (2008 purple, 2009 brown)
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World Championship 3rd Place (2016)
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Pan American Championship 3rd Place (2010 brown)
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Brazilian National Championship 3rd Place (2011/2016)
Weight Division
Peso Pesado (94kg/207lbs)
Favorite Position/Technique
Wristlock
