Steve Jones has a powerful reputation as a holistic martial arts teacher and pioneer of his own Body Mind Spirit (BMS) system. He has two successful schools in London with around 200 members and a wide range of regular corporate clients including Apple Computers, Regency Hotel and Goldschmidt Chemicals. Originally from Canada, he runs regular seminar tours in both Canada and Australia, where his most recent tour was sponsored by Bondi Fitness Gym. Steve has also worked as a bouncer for London’s top nightclubs, including The O’Bar, Iceni and Nylon, and a professional bodyguard, for clients such as Oliver Stone, Sylvester Stallone, Elvis Costello, The Beautiful South and Pulp.

‘Jones has serious inner calm… He has the kind of credentials that make today’s mini-gurus like The Barefoot Doctor and Deepak Chopra draw a devoted following. He is to blokes what Triyoga is to your pooped-out party girls… Jones manages to apply the ancient principles of martial arts to big-city living while coming across like a happening superhuman.’ EVENING STANDARD

Steve Jones has a powerful reputation as a holistic martial arts teacher and pioneer of his own Body Mind Spirit (BMS) system. He has two successful schools in London with around 200 members and a wide range of regular corporate clients including Apple Computers, Regency Hotel and Goldschmidt Chemicals. Originally from Canada, he runs regular seminar tours in both Canada and Australia, where his most recent tour was sponsored by Bondi Fitness Gym. Steve has also worked as a bouncer for London’s top nightclubs, including The O’Bar, Iceni and Nylon, and a professional bodyguard, for clients such as Oliver Stone, Sylvester Stallone, Elvis Costello, The Beautiful South and Pulp.

‘Jones has serious inner calm… He has the kind of credentials that make today’s mini-gurus like The Barefoot Doctor and Deepak Chopra draw a devoted following. He is to blokes what Triyoga is to your pooped-out party girls… Jones manages to apply the ancient principles of martial arts to big-city living while coming across like a happening superhuman.’ EVENING STANDARD