1. The Coliseum
What we reported The Coliseum, a sports training facility, opened in February. The center is an indoor baseball practice facility for teams. The latest Since opening the facility has hosted more than 25 teams and over 500 players. Chad Rhodes, a pitching coach for the Miami Marlins, hosted workshops. What’s next Owner Jay Finnigan said he is excited about a new partnership with the city of Grapevine and the Dallas Raiders organization as 15 local teams are now under contract to call the Coliseum “home.”213 N. Dooley St., Grapevine • 682-223-1152 • http://ntx-coliseum.com
2. Bodybar Fitness Southlake
What we reported Natasha and Jason Hatcher opened BODYBAR Fitness Southlake in February. The fitness boutique offers Pilates-inspired, high-intensity classes.
The latest Natasha has designed class schedules for clients’ needs. Newer class formats, such as Lower Body Burn, are intended to challenge BODYBAR athletes to push past their limits and build strength.
What’s next Going into 2017, she said she will focus on increasing brand awareness, building the community and partnering with local nonprofit organizations.
1241 E. SH 114, Ste. 120, Southlake • 469-980-1230 • http://bodybarfitness.com
3. Skin by Naz
What we reported Naz Panjwani opened Skin by Naz in August. The spa offers holistic natural skin care, which means the spa uses all-natural products and non-harsh treatments. The spa has services for men as well.
The latest Panjwani said people from all over the Metroplex have traveled to her store for her holistic services, especially for the microcurrent facial rejuvenation, which she said is a “healthier alternative to Botox.”
What’s next With her business growing, Panjwani said she is in the process of looking for a bigger location.
5611 Colleyville Blvd., ste. 8, colleyville • 817-703-9902 • www.skinbynaz.com
