Martial Arts for Kids–Sometimes it’s Tough I speak to a lot of parents who express to me how absolutely nerve wracking it is to watch the struggles that their children encounter while on the mat. Imagine a different sport. If my kid is the worst…
International Brazilian jiu jitsu championship absolute went well for me again. Another medal for team Easton bjj and Colorado! I had 3 more matches first guy was small and i got ahead 12-0 with a lot of movement and submitted with an arm-bar. Second guy,…
Most of us can dig back into the distant (or not so distant) past and remember being picked on, bullied, or in some way made to feel excluded. Very often these instances tend to occur more in adolescence, or perhaps we just cared more about…
We recently had a writer from Boulder Home Source come in for a visit to check out our training center in Boulder and create a couple videos. They interviewed Easton Training Centers owner, Amal Easton, to hear what he had to say about our facility….
Summer is right around the corner and as the school year draws to a close, parents are searching for constructive activities to fill their children’s days during June, July and August. Choosing the right activity and program can be a daunting task, but Easton Training…
Ready, Set, RACE!! Did you know that Easton Training Center has members participating in teams for both the Spartan Obstacle Race in May and the Tough Mudder in June? If you would like to join our team, please contact Gwen for details at gwenfitness@gmail.com. New…
Rear Bear Hug Defense In this video, Professor demonstrates how to deal with a Rear Bear Hug. This looks at both when they hug over your arms, as well as under them. Triangle Choke + Shin Strip Intermediate – Knee On Belly Escapes Professor Easton…
Professor Amal Easton and Eliot Marshall had the pleasure of working out with a handful of Pro UFC Fighters preparing for UFC 150 August 11th at Denver’s Pepsi Center.
In this technique, we look at escaping the back from both the “safe” side and the “risky” side. This technique looks at the Tripod sweep with triangle and armbar finish variations.