Easton Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

Easton Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in Thornton opened its doors in 2015, bringing the established Easton approach to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to a bright, 2,200-square-foot facility near Homestead Hill Park. Owned and operated by black belt Peter Inglis, along with Amal Easton and Eliot Marshall, the academy features a 1,700-square-foot mat space with western-facing windows and views of the Colorado mountains. This location is one of several in the Easton Training Center network, giving members the flexibility to train across multiple academies along the Front Range. Classes run seven days a week and cover a full progression for both adults and kids. The adult program includes fundamentals, all-levels, intermediate/advanced, and drilling classes in both gi and no-gi formats. Open mats and randori sessions supplement structured instruction, and drop-ins are welcome for most classes. For younger students, the kids’ program starts with Little Tigers for ages 4–6, then progresses through Tigers classes and into focused competition training. Kids’ open mats and a competition class round out a schedule designed to build both skill and character from an early age. Easton BJJ Thornton’s teaching philosophy blends self-defense fundamentals with sport jiu-jitsu, aiming to give students practical confidence in and out of competition. The coaching staff draws on years of experience across multiple Easton locations, and the curriculum is designed so that students at any stage—whether just starting or preparing for tournaments—can find the right level of challenge and instruction.

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