Easton Training Center - Centennial

Both me and my kids train here. The vine is welcoming, the staff is friendly and helpful. The mats and locker rooms are clean and well maintained. On the training front, this is a serious place. They teach and teach well. They teach the kids more than BJJ. They teach discipline, respect, self control And dedication. Adult classes are welcoming for new folks and if you stick to it, you'll make progress before you know it.

Easton Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is an incredible place for families! The coaches are amazing patient, supportive, and truly dedicated to every student. My son has autism, and we take him five days a week. The environment has been so welcoming and understanding. What really makes Easton stand out is how family-oriented they are. Parents can even get on the mat with their kids during the Saturday morning class such a special way to share time and grow together. You can’t ask for more when a place like Easton makes learning and family time go hand in hand!

I’ve been training kickboxing and Muay Thai at Easton Centennial for almost a year. Even though this gym’s farther from me than some of the other Easton locations, I keep coming back because the community here is the best. The coaches are super passionate and intentional and everyone’s really welcoming. It’s an encouraging environment to learn, train, and have fun. Highly recommend!

I honestly just came here thinking it would be a good cardio workout, but I ended up falling in love with Muay Thai. Just went from white to yellow shirt and I’m completely hooked. The coaches here are incredible. Sami, Tycho, Kailen, Claire, Peter, Dan… every single one of them brings something different but they all genuinely care about your progress. They push you but they also make sure you’re learning the right way. What really makes Eastern Centennial special is the community. Everyone is supportive whether you’re brand new or you’ve been training for years. It’s the kind of place where you actually look forward to going, not just because of the workout but because of the people. If you’re thinking about trying Muay Thai or jujitsu, stop thinking and just go. Great instruction, amazing atmosphere, and you’ll actually want to keep showing up. Best decision I’ve made in a while.

I’m nearing 3 months training in Easton’s Muay Thai style kickboxing classes and I’m addicted. The coaches have great attitudes, and they are attentive and instructive. I’m already starting to feel like a part of the community. So far, the only negative is the cost, it is on the high side of average monthly costs for Muay Thai gyms. I wish more places offered nurse discounts still, especially establishments with wellness benefits like Easton. Our job is still a beat down for not great pay (sorry, tangent). If you’re interested, I still recommend it.