Gracie Barra Centennial Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
4181 E. County Line Road, Suite C, Centennial, CO 80122
About
Gracie Barra Centennial Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu offers Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training through a Kids Program, an Adults Program, and a Women’s Program. The program also includes access to competitions through GB CompNet for those who participate in that option. It is described as a family-owned academy dedicated to building better humans through Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
The Kids Program is listed for ages 3–15, the Adults Program for ages 16 and up, and the Women’s Program for ages 16 and up. The academy uses the Gracie Barra Online app to give students training content and learning resources between classes. Members have access to GB CompNet, the official competition league of Gracie Barra, which offers a year-round competition calendar with local, regional, and national events, plus a CompNet Global Ranking where each tournament earns points toward a worldwide ranking across GB schools. Competitions are organized through Smoothcomp with brackets, results, and real-time updates, and include family-oriented events for kids, adults, beginners, and advanced competitors.
The academy states that it is part of the worldwide Gracie Barra family and describes Gracie Barra as the “#1 Largest BJJ organization in the world.” It emphasizes community, curriculum, and people as key differentiators and states on its homepage, “This Is Where You Get Better Than Yesterday. Jiu-Jitsu for adults, kids, and families. No experience needed.” It also highlights “Try Your First Class Free,” “No contract,” “No pressure,” “No experience needed,” “All ages welcome,” and “Structured programs designed for every age and skill level.”
The owner, Robert Goodloe, is identified as Owner & Black Belt, and the site notes “8 yrs White to black belt – our owner’s story” and “I Started at 39. I Earned My Black Belt at 47.” The academy is described as serving Centennial, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Lone Tree, and the south Denver metro.
Parent and student feedback on Google reviews includes comments such as: “My 11yo daughter had a trial class yesterday and I'm really impressed with the team at Gracie Barra Centennial. My experience was great all around” (Bruno D). Another review states, “We love Jiu Jitsu at Gracie Barra. The professors/coaches have all been wonderful to my kids. Jiu jitsu has really built up their confidence and indep…” (Dezirae Weadick). Other reviewers describe “Great training, great community & great vibes!” (Jen Kennady), “We take our 2 sons here and the classes are amazing. They really know how to make it fun and keep kids engaged. Great teachers, staff, and couldn't be…” (Scott Rubin), and “It is an amazing community here at Gracie Centennial. There are exceptional instructors that will mentor and lead you through your jujitsu career. I h…” (Laird Dakos).
Last updated August 12, 2026.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
The Kids Program is listed for ages 3–15, the Adults Program for ages 16 and up, and the Women’s Program for ages 16 and up. The academy uses the Gracie Barra Online app to give students training content and learning resources between classes. Members have access to GB CompNet, the official competition league of Gracie Barra, which offers a year-round competition calendar with local, regional, and national events, plus a CompNet Global Ranking where each tournament earns points toward a worldwide ranking across GB schools. Competitions are organized through Smoothcomp with brackets, results, and real-time updates, and include family-oriented events for kids, adults, beginners, and advanced competitors.
The academy states that it is part of the worldwide Gracie Barra family and describes Gracie Barra as the “#1 Largest BJJ organization in the world.” It emphasizes community, curriculum, and people as key differentiators and states on its homepage, “This Is Where You Get Better Than Yesterday. Jiu-Jitsu for adults, kids, and families. No experience needed.” It also highlights “Try Your First Class Free,” “No contract,” “No pressure,” “No experience needed,” “All ages welcome,” and “Structured programs designed for every age and skill level.”
The owner, Robert Goodloe, is identified as Owner & Black Belt, and the site notes “8 yrs White to black belt – our owner’s story” and “I Started at 39. I Earned My Black Belt at 47.” The academy is described as serving Centennial, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Lone Tree, and the south Denver metro.
Parent and student feedback on Google reviews includes comments such as: “My 11yo daughter had a trial class yesterday and I'm really impressed with the team at Gracie Barra Centennial. My experience was great all around” (Bruno D). Another review states, “We love Jiu Jitsu at Gracie Barra. The professors/coaches have all been wonderful to my kids. Jiu jitsu has really built up their confidence and indep…” (Dezirae Weadick). Other reviewers describe “Great training, great community & great vibes!” (Jen Kennady), “We take our 2 sons here and the classes are amazing. They really know how to make it fun and keep kids engaged. Great teachers, staff, and couldn't be…” (Scott Rubin), and “It is an amazing community here at Gracie Centennial. There are exceptional instructors that will mentor and lead you through your jujitsu career. I h…” (Laird Dakos).
Last updated August 12, 2026.
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