16 June 18 - July 1, 2011
Devil Dog from Page 15 The newly found passion for boxing is a
refl ection of the dedication of the boxing trainers, especially Robles. Growing up in Florence, he’s been around the sport since the age of 3 and began boxing at 4. He has an amateur record of 425 wins and 11 losses including as eight-time Arizona state champ and fi ve-time Western Golden Glove champ.
In addition to open gyms and individual training – whether a Devil Dog member or not – there’s a Boot Camp from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. every Saturday. The trainers combine cardio, calisthenics, core conditioning, stretching, plyometric drills and more to create an intense workout for all fi tness levels.
Granado says stopping by Devil Dog Boxing at 590 N. Alma School Rd. in Chandler is the best way to see what they have to offer.
For more, visit
www.devildogboxing.com or call 480-430-7683.
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Joan Westlake is a longtime journalist and East Valley resident. She can be reached at
Joan@SanTanSun.com.
IN THE BAG: Amateur boxer Jesus Garcia has been training at Devil Dog Boxing for more than two years.
Business
www.SanTanSun.com New massage
staff at LaBella Specials include for athletes, military, police, fire
Two new massage therapists are now at LaBella Salon & Day Spa in Southern Chandler, and specials are being offered for a limited time.
Now taking appointments are Jeremy Golden and Jesse Liberto, graduates of Southwest Institute of Healing Arts. Golden specializes in deep tissue and sports massage and has been a performance specialist and personal trainer for more than 15 years. Liberto’s specialization is in Lomi Lomi massage, and he does deep tissue and sports massage as well.
Through Sept. 1, LaBella is offering a one-hour massage for $60 and a 20-minute “quick fi x” massage for $25 for both new therapists. Owner Wendy Eslick says LaBella will honor the same prices for clients who prebook on a regular basis past the September expiration. “These are our most competitive rates ever,” Eslick notes. “No offer like this has ever been available at LaBella Salon & Day Spa until now, so take advantage while it lasts.”
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In addition, LaBella is offering an additional 10 percent discount to local high school athletes as well as police and fi re department personnel and members of the military with their I.D. cards when booking with either Golden or Liberto.
LaBella Salon & Day Spa, a full-service salon that also offers services for hair, nails, face and more, is located at The Falls at Ocotillo plaza at 1035 W. Queen Creek Rd., Suite 203, on the southwest corner at Alma School in Chandler. Visit
www.labellasalondayspa.com for details, or call 480-726-9700 to schedule an appointment.
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