Trey Martin brings a lifetime of grappling experience to Revolution BJJ.  He began wrestling in 1980, at age 6.  Trey continued to   wrestle all through his middle school (Tuckahoe Middle School) and high   school years (Freeman High School). He has coached wrestling at Godwin   High School (since the 2004 – 2005 school year).

Trey Martin in action at a US Grappling tournament

Trey started his formal training in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu at the end of  1997. He joined the BJJ  Revolution team in 2002 at Richmond Brazilian Jiu Jitsu with Eric Burdo, and received his purple, brown, and black belts in  Brazilian Jiu Jitsu from Julio “Foca” Fernandez, the “godfather of the BJJ Revolution Team.”

Trey’s teaching style is very detail-oriented, and he makes sure each  and every student training with him understands the techniques and  concepts he teaches.  Trey is a black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and a brown belt in Kodokan judo.  He continues to be intensely involved with the jiu jitsu tournament circuit not only as a coach and a competitor, but also as the head referee for US Grappling.

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