Easton Centennial · 5170 E Arapahoe Rd E2Muay ThaiAdults · The art of eight limbsMuay Thai in Centennial
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Authentic Muay Thai at Easton Centennial — technical striking for every level, no experience required. Your first class is free.
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Every Muay Thai class on the Easton Centennial mats this week — filter by day, or open the full academy timetable. Join at your level from day one.
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.
Your Centennial Muay Thai Coaches
The coaches who lead every Muay Thai class at Easton Centennial — and who will walk you through your very first day on the mats.
Muay ThaiDonny McSherry
Muay Thai Brown Shirt · Tony Cummings lineage (Sean Madden and Robbie Cole) · BJJ blue beltTeaching since 2017 · At Easton since 2014Donny moved down from Anchorage in 2013, found Easton, and has coached Centennial’s Muay Thai since 2017. He fights southpaw and he teaches it. “Muay Thai doesn’t get easier, you get better.”
Specialty: southpaw tactics
Kailen Douglas
Muay Thai Purple Shirt · Sean Madden lineage (Stephanie Johnson)Training since 2017 · Teaching since 2024 · At Easton since 2017Kailen started Muay Thai in college to build his own confidence and stayed for the room. He coaches striking and kids at Centennial, and went 3–1 on the way to a Colorado state title. “Your why will always push you past your how.”
3–1 · 2023 Muay Thai Colorado state champion, C-class
What Centennial Members Say
“The Easton Centennial BJJ and Muay Thai gym is one of the cleanest, friendliest, and best gyms in Colorado! All of the coaches at Easton make it their mission to provide the community with a strong and safe learning environment for Muay Thai and BJJ. They also have an amazing kids program!!”
“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.”
“Easton Centennial is my second home, my happy place. The staff is so accommodating and the classes are perfect. It's an atmosphere that welcomes beginners and challenges the experienced. "There's levels to this game," as they say, and Easton has classes for every level of your BJJ/Muay Thai journey. I'm so happy I found Easton, and love every minute that I spend there.”
“I train at Eastons Littleton location, and part of your membership is you can train at all the other locations. I swung by Centennial to do a class and was really impressed! Coach Mike was awesome right off the bat!”
“Joining Easton has been one of the best choices I have ever made. The benefits I have received from my training there are numerous. The Professors and Teammates make you feel welcome from day one. The way the material is presented is easy to understand and questions are always encouraged. From a physical standpoint, my conditioning and flexibility have greatly improved.”
On the Mats at Easton Centennial
Train Muay Thai at Easton Centennial
Our Centennial Muay Thai program teaches real, technical striking — from your first combination to fight-ready sparring. Beginners are the norm here; you set the pace, and no one spars until they're ready.
The Centennial striking room has produced three purple shirts and a WAKO K1 women’s champion. It is run by Donny McSherry, a brown shirt who moved down from Anchorage in 2013, found Easton, and has been teaching here since 2017. He fights southpaw and he teaches it. Ask him how long it takes to get good and you get the honest answer: “Muay Thai doesn’t get easier, you get better.”
What to Expect on Day One
Your first class is free. New to striking? Your first Muay Thai class is our beginner striking class — the foundation every Muay Thai student here starts with.
Signing up your kid? Kids Muay Thai at Easton Centennial (ages 7–13) →
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.
- Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in Centennial
- Kids Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in Centennial
- Kids Muay Thai in Centennial
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- Kids Martial Arts in Centennial
Muay Thai Near You
Try a Free Muay Thai 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 Muay Thai.
- 03Take a beginner-friendly class and drill technique with a friendly partner. No live sparring.
No commitment — your first class is free.
