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East Austin Jiujitsu Parlor

East Austin Jiujitsu Parlor is the best place for you to train Brazilian jiu-jitsu.We have everything you need to train hard, repair and rehab injuries, and learn self-defense, all while improving your health and fitness with a fun community.We are conveniently located in East Austin and we'd love to train with you.

Modern Black Belt Instruction

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Strength & Conditioning Facility

Steam Room

Healthy Snacks & Drinks

Physical Therapy & Private Training

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Dr. Sean McEachern
PT, DPT, CF-L3

Doctor of Physical Therapy, Baylor University
Bachelors in Sport Science, Texas State University

Sean is a Doctor of Physical Therapy specializing in sports rehabilitation. He comes from a unique background of athletics and strength training that allows him to bridge the gap between injury rehabilitation and sports performance. Sean has had the opportunity to work with professional athletes in the UFC, MLB, USTA, USAW, Crossfit, IBJJF and NFL.Through his extensive schooling and mentoring he has learned to not just treat the injury but find the source in order to truly resolve the dysfunction. He uses a global movement screen to asses dysfunction and manual therapy, such as dry needling, cupping, trigger point therapy, and joint manipulation, along with corrective exercise and strength training principles to return athletes to high level sports.

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Sean has been working with professional athletes around Austin for the past several years. Now he's offering his strength & conditioning protocols online.When you're ready to get stronger, build athleticism, and reduce your chances of getting injured click the button below.

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All members are afforded a free physical therapy evaluation with Dr. Sean McEachern.You must email ahead to schedule your free consultation.

Curious about what it's like to work with Sean? Hear from one of our patients below.

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Full Schedule

Monthly Memberships

No sign-up fees. No contracts.

All members can use the steam room during all hours of operation, as well as the weight room and mats in between regular classes.

Unlimited

For people that want to learn Brazilian jiu-jitsu and get in shape. Attend unlimited grappling and strength & conditioning classes every week.
All Unlimited Members can access our fitness programming online.

$200 Per Month

Strength & Conditioning

For people that want to get stronger, faster, and leaner the right way. Attend unlimited strength & conditioning classes every week.
All Strength & Conditioning Members can access our fitness programming online.

$129 Per Month

Kids

For kids that want to learn a fun new skill in a safe, challenging, and supportive environment. Attend small group kids jiujitsu classes on Monday and Wednesdays, ages 8-12.

$129 Per Month

Open Gym

For people that want a new casual gym to lift in. Open Gym Members can use our steam room and weight room, and attend Open Mats and Positional Sparring sessions.

$69 Per Month

Private Sessions & Personal Training

Private sessions start at $150 per hour.

Personal Training

Physical Therapy

Private Jiujitsu

To book a private session please email us.

Additional Services

Coffee Club

1 cold brew per day.

$20 Per Month

Laundry Service

You train, we clean.

$40 Per Month

Day Pass

All classes, 24 hours.

$40

Week Pass

1 week of unlimited classes.

$110

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East Austin Jiujitsu Parlor is the best place for you to train Brazilian jiu-jitsu.We have everything you need to train hard, repair and rehab injuries, and learn self-defense, all while improving your health and fitness with a fun community.We are conveniently located in East Austin and we'd love to train with you.

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Meet The Team

Alex Balderas
Assistant Kids Jiujitsu Coach
Blue Belt

"Training jiujitsu at The Parlor and seeing the kids program grow is awesome."

Vince Barbosa
Head Jiujitsu Coach
First Degree Black Belt

"I feel deeply privileged to curate and instruct effective and modern jiujitsu in Austin Texas."

Zane Holtz
Gi Jiujitsu Coach
Black Belt

"When I got my black belt I felt responsible to help the next generation of practitioners."

Sean Mceachern, PT,DPT
Head S&C Coach
Purple Belt

"The gym is my favorite place and I aspire to create an exceptional one."

James Miranda
Kids Jiujitsu Coach
Brown Belt

"I'm excited to bring people together, build a community, and put members first at the gym."

Stacy Rikalo
Assistant S&C Coach
femSTRONG Owner

"I'm thrilled to be part of a gym where I can combine my passions for BJJ & fitness."

Tony Stolfa
Fundamentals Coach
Brown Belt

“EAJJP is a dream gym. I’m grateful for the opportunity to help others improve.”

Jon Thibeault
Gi Jiujitsu Coach
Black Belt

"I love the problem solving in grappling and hope to show this during my classes. "

William Watts
Morning Jiujitsu Coach
Black Belt

"I'm stoked to create a supportive environment so more people can access jiujitsu's benefits."

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Policies, Procedures, and Code of Conduct

Code of Conduct

Purpose and Scope
This Code of Conduct governs all members, guests, visitors, coaches, contractors, and event participants of East Austin Jiujitsu Parlor (“the Gym”). Its purpose is to promote safety, respect, inclusivity, and a positive training environment consistent with the values of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and our local community. Compliance with this Code is a condition of participation in any Gym activity, on or off premises.Core Values
We uphold respect for training partners and coaches, integrity on and off the mats, humility in learning and teaching, and accountability for personal conduct. Members are expected to embody these values consistently.Safety and Training Standards
Members must prioritize safety at all times. Tap early and honor taps immediately without resistance or delay. Apply techniques with control appropriate to a partner’s size, age, experience, and health. Strikes, illegal techniques, jumping guard, and dangerous slams are prohibited unless specifically taught and supervised in a designated context. Prohibited techniques and other advanced submissions are permitted only within classes or rounds expressly designated by the coach and only when both partners consent and demonstrate appropriate skill and control. Members must promptly report unsafe conditions, injuries, or concerns to a coach.Instructor Authority and Compliance
Coaches oversee class structure, pairings, and training intensity. Their decisions are final during classes and open mats. Members must follow instructions, adhere to posted rules and schedules, and accept reassignment of partners or drills for safety or educational reasons.Hygiene and Mat Etiquette
Cleanliness is mandatory. Arrive with a clean body, trimmed nails, and fresh, properly maintained gear. Gis and no-gi attire must be washed after each use and free of tears, odor, or blood. Shoes are never permitted on the mats; conversely, do not go barefoot off the mats. No food or open containers on the mats. The Gym recommends that members not train with open wounds. Members must cover and rest any open wounds and may not train with contagious conditions (e.g., ringworm, staph, flu-like symptoms) and must notify the Gym if diagnosed with a contagious condition after recent attendance. The Gym may adjust class sizes, schedules, or procedures to promote health and safety. The Gym may require medical clearance to return to training.Attire and Equipment
Wear appropriate attire: for gi classes, a properly fitted gi and belt; for no-gi, rash guard and grappling shorts/spats without zippers or pockets. Jewelry and piercings must be removed or securely covered. Personal training equipment must be in good repair. Protective gear (mouthguard, ear guards) is recommended.Respectful Conduct and Anti-Harassment
The Gym is a harassment-free environment. Discrimination, bullying, hazing, or harassment on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, disability, age, veteran status, or any protected characteristic is strictly prohibited. Unwelcome physical contact outside of training context, sexual advances, demeaning comments, or intimidation will not be tolerated. Report concerns to a coach or manager; reports will be addressed promptly and, where possible, confidentially.Consent and Partner Communication
Members must communicate clearly with training partners regarding experience level, injuries, and boundaries. Ask before increasing intensity or attempting prohibited techniques. Respect a partner’s decision to pause, modify, or stop a round. Pressure-testing and competition-style rounds require mutual agreement.Minors and Safeguarding
Youth participants require signed parental or guardian consent and are subject to age-appropriate classes and supervision. Adults must maintain professional boundaries with minors, including appropriate language and physical contact limited to instructional purposes. Private coaching with minors should be observable and interruptible.Substance Use and Fitness to Train
Training under the influence of alcohol, illegal substances, or impairing medications is prohibited. Members must be fit to train and disclose injuries or conditions that may impact safety. The Gym reserves the right to deny participation to anyone who appears impaired or unfit.Property, Privacy, and Facility Use
Respect Gym property, equipment, and neighboring businesses. Keep personal items secured; the Gym is not responsible for lost or stolen property. Obtain permission before recording photos or video and secure consent from all identifiable individuals. Use of recording devices during classes is at coach’s discretion.
Sparring, Drilling, and Competition Preparation
Class objectives determine pace and intensity. During positional sparring, remain within designated parameters. During open mats, partners should agree on rule sets and intensity before starting. Competition training blocks may be more intense but must still prioritize safety and control.Rank, Promotions, and Representation
Belt rank is earned through consistent training, demonstrated skill, character, and contributions to the team. Promotions are at the discretion of the coaching staff. Do not misrepresent rank or affiliation inside or outside the Gym. Members competing under the Gym’s name must comply with competition rules and uphold the Gym’s standards.Attendance, Punctuality, and Clean-Up
Arrive on time and inform the coach if you must leave early. Warm-up independently if late, integrating safely without disrupting class. Members are expected to assist in post-class mat cleaning and tidying of shared spaces.Guests and Cross-Training
Visitors and cross-training athletes are welcome subject to this Code, waiver execution, and coach approval. Communicate your rank, affiliation, and any injuries upon arrival. Respect house rules when visiting other academies and represent the Gym positively.Conflicts, Reporting, and Discipline
Concerns should be raised with a coach or manager as soon as practicable. The Gym may take corrective action, including verbal or written warnings, temporary suspension, or termination of membership, for violations of this Code. Serious misconduct may result in immediate removal and referral to law enforcement where appropriate. The Gym reserves discretion to determine appropriate measures to protect safety and culture.Waivers and Compliance with Law
Participation is conditioned on execution of the Gym’s waiver and compliance with applicable laws and regulations. Members must promptly update emergency contact information and notify the Gym of relevant medical conditions.Amendments
This Code may be updated periodically to reflect best practices and community needs. The current version will be posted by the front desk and/or distributed electronically. Continued participation constitutes acceptance of any updates.Acknowledgment
By entering the premises, participating in classes or open mats, or representing East Austin Jiujitsu Parlor at events, you acknowledge that you have read, understand, and agree to abide by this Code of Conduct.

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What do you offer for beginners?

We have three fundamentals classes per week. Tuesday and Thursday at 7 PM and Saturday at 10 AM.If you are unable to come to those class times you are welcome to come to the morning no gi sessions at 7 AM on Mondays and Wednesdays.