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.
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.
Present leads to our future Living in the present can be difficult. We all have busy lives, and we’re all trying to plan that next step. What we sometimes forget is that the future cannot exist without the present. It is the only experience we…
Adult Social Event We are having an adult social on Saturday, October 19th from 6-9 PM! We will be at Bowlero, where you can compete against your teammates in bowling, arcade games, and pool. This will be at the same time as Ninja Night, so…
Meet the Bowen’s From the very beginning, Jack loved Jiu Jitsu. You can tell when a child walks through the doors of the academy if they are excited for class or not, and Jack always has a smile on his face eager to put his…
Muay Thai Smoker Our competition team is in full swing preparing for the Easton Muay Thai Smoker. The Smoker will be held at Easton Denver Training Center on Saturday 8/24. If you are a green shirt or up with sparring experience, ask your coach or…
Bret Dornon is a ten year old kid with the utmost respect for all of those around him. He always arrives on time, with a smile on his face and his key card to check in to class. He is a good training partner during…
The winds of change are blowing at Easton! While in the past each academy has followed their own system for belts in the Little Tigers classes, we will soon be switching all of our Little Tigers students over to the belt system sanctioned by the…
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…