Easton Centennial · 5170 E Arapahoe Rd E2Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in Centennial
Been thinking about trying Jiu Jitsu for years? Start with one free class ↓
Gi and no-gi Brazilian Jiu Jitsu at Easton Centennial — beginners through competitors, on the mats every week. Your first class is free.
New to Jiu Jitsu?Start here
Advanced Jiu JitsuTrained before? Level up at Easton Centennial.
Kids Jiu JitsuSelf-defense, confidence and a competitive edge.Everyone starts hereNever trainedNew toJiu Jitsu?Start with other beginners, at your own pace. We’ll take great care of you.
Trained beforeAdvanced Jiu JitsuTrained before? Level up your game at Easton Centennial.KidsKids Jiu JitsuSelf-defense, confidence and a competitive edge.Here's What to Expect on Day One
Your first class is free, and every part of it is built for someone who has never done this before.
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What to wear & bring
Wear comfortable athletic clothing — shorts and a t-shirt or rashguard. No gi? No problem: we'll get you a loaner gi for your first class. Just bring a water bottle.
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What happens in class
Your first class is a free intro session. A coach walks you through the basics and puts you on the mat with training partners who were once exactly where you are. There's no live sparring on day one.
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No experience? You belong here
Almost everyone starts having never grappled. Come as you are — our coaches and members are known for making brand-new students feel welcome from the moment they walk in.
Your Centennial Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Coaches
The coaches who lead every Brazilian Jiu Jitsu class at Easton Centennial — and who will walk you through your very first day on the mats.
Brazilian Jiu JitsuIan Lieberman
BJJ black belt (3 stripes) under Eliot Marshall — Renzo Gracie → Amal Easton → Eliot Marshall lineage · Muay Thai blue shirt under Duane LudwigTraining since 2006 · Teaching since 2008 · At Easton since 2006Ian came to jiu jitsu in 2006 needing something to stay focused, in shape and confident, and now owns Easton Centennial. "To be good at jiu jitsu, you need two things: sophisticated technique and grit."
Specialty: spider guard with a shallow lasso · No-Gi Worlds champion (blue, adult) · IBJJF Open golds · Worlds quarter-finalist at brown belt
Brazilian Jiu JitsuMallory Martin
BJJ black beltMallory turned pro out of high school, came up at Cat Zingano's gym, and has fought seventeen times as a professional — 11–6, including a run in the UFC. She earned her jiu jitsu black belt in March 2025 after twelve years training jiu jitsu and Muay Thai, and she teaches Centennial's fundamentals classes.
11–6 as a professional · UFC veteran · BJJ black belt, March 2025
What Centennial Members Say
“Can’t say enough good things about Easton Centennial. The coaches are skilled, personal, and truly care about your progress. I love the option for early morning classes—it’s a game changer for fitting training into your day no matter how busy you are. Not to mention they offer both Gi and No-Gi. Highly recommend this location for anyone looking to train high level BJJ with world class instructors.”
“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.”
“I came from a really awesome school in Albuquerque and it was difficult to make a decision on where my family would train. Eastons in centennial had more to offer than I could anticipate. Morning classes 5 days a week was their selling point for a family of 5 with little free time.”
“I love training here, I started going to the boulder location back in 2012 for a little while. I took a break for several years, and just recently got back into it last month and I absolutely love it here, everyone is so welcoming and encouraging. It's my favorite part of my day coming here.”
“Amazing place, moved from the Arvada location due to where I moved and the group of people is unmatched. Never had such a good group of people that brought me in as one of their own. Wouldn’t wanna be anywhere else.”
On the Mats at Easton Centennial
Train Brazilian Jiu Jitsu at Easton Centennial
Our Centennial Brazilian Jiu Jitsu program runs from true-beginner fundamentals to advanced and competition training. No experience needed to start — most people walk in having never grappled, and experienced grapplers get a room full of training partners to push them.
Ian Lieberman runs the advanced gi program at Centennial — training since 2006, teaching since 2008, one of Amal Easton's and Eliot Marshall's black belts. He taught for years in Boulder and then years in Denver, and he promoted the two men now running Easton Denver and Easton Littleton. The fundamentals class, the one you would actually walk into first, is Mallory Martin's: a professional MMA fighter who came up at Cat Zingano's gym and took her own jiu jitsu black belt in March 2025.
Jiu-Jitsu for Every Level in Centennial
Easton Centennial's Jiu-Jitsu program moves you forward at your own pace — a structured curriculum that takes you from your very first day on the mats to advanced, competition-ready training.
Not sure where you fit? Come to any beginner class — a coach will place you.
Centennial Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Class Times
Every Brazilian Jiu Jitsu class on the Easton Centennial mats this week — filter by day, or open the full academy timetable. Beginner-friendly classes are marked.
New to Easton? Your first class is free. No experience needed. A coach walks you through everything — show up and we’ll handle the rest.
Serving Centennial & the Surrounding Area
Members come to Easton Centennial from across the metro — including these neighborhoods and nearby communities.
More at Easton Centennial
Everything else you can train at this academy — and your first class is free.
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Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Near You
Try a Free Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Class in Centennial
Starting anything new can be intimidating, but our team will help you feel comfortable from day one. Here’s what happens after you reach out.
- 01Book your orientation at a date and time that works for you.
- 02Get a free 30-minute one-on-one orientation for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
- 03Take a beginner-friendly class and drill technique with a friendly partner. No live sparring.
No commitment — your first class is free.
