Meet Professor Nick Reid and learn about his approach to coaching students of all ages at Easton Training Center.
Back to the Mat: Humans need connection and community. Let’s safely return to our training and start the path to normalcy.
An avid competitor with global experience, Calvin coaches adult BJJ and competition training at Easton Training Center in Centennial.
Jake Hartner is a 25 year-old BJJ brown belt. He runs Easton Centennial’s Adult BJJ department and their advanced kids class. Jake is known for his fun and calm demeanor. We discussed his BJJ journey from starting to coaching. Jake tells us the benefits that have come to his life, as well as what he has seen BJJ give to others.
Interview with Easton Training Center – Centennial Muay Thai Department Head JD Hardwick
It is truly amazing to watch this little eight year-old be so sure of herself, and we are forever grateful to Easton Training Center for it.
The overarching advantage of learning Jiu-Jitsu as a child has been well-documented. While obvious to active members of the community, the specific benefits may not be so obvious to folks who haven’t yet tried Jiu-Jitsu. Let’s look at 5 attributes your child will gain from Jiu-Jitsu in this post.
The IBJJF is a nationally recognized governing body of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu that hosts many of the biggest BJJ competitions in the world. Their standardized kids belt system is for ages 4 to 15.
In this post, I asked Easton Training Center Kids Department Head, Jaymin Bagley, to share what I wish I had known when I first became a parent.