Three fitness centers open or coming to Gilbert

Teresa Robinson, Jabz Boxing Fitness for Women — Teresa Robinson has taken over ownership of Jabz Boxing Fitness for Women in Gilbert with her husband, Derek. (Tom Blodgett/Community Impact Newspaper)

Teresa Robinson has taken over ownership of Jabz Boxing Fitness for Women in Gilbert with her husband, Derek. (Tom Blodgett/Community Impact Newspaper)

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By Tom Blodgett | 7:15 AM Mar 13, 2021 MST

Here are three fitness centers have opened or will soon in Gilbert:

Now open

Rooted Fitness opened March 1 as an appointment-based personal training gym at 81 S. McQueen Road, Ste. 101, Gilbert. It specializes in pain management, dysfunction correction and strength training. 480-364-7464. www.rootedfitnessaz.com

Coming soon

EoS Fitness has opened its enrollment center for a gym that will open this spring at 3025 S. Val Vista Drive, Gilbert. The 38,000 square foot facility will include a virtual reality dynamic resistance machine, kids club, pool, hot tub, sauna, group classes, outdoor workout area, functional training area, basketball court and recovery room with massage beds. 480-531-1217. https://eosfitness.com/location/gilbert-s-val-vista-dr-e-pecos-rd

New ownership

Jabz Boxing for Women changed ownership Jan. 26 at 2355 S. Lindsay Road, Ste. 103, Gilbert, to Teresa and Derek Robinson. The small boutique gym features 45-minute, high-energy circuit training classes. 602-730-0321. www.jabzboxing.com/locations/gilbert

By Tom Blodgett

Raised in Arizona, Tom Blodgett has spent 30 years in journalism in Arizona and is the editor of the Gilbert edition of Community Impact Newspaper. He is a graduate of Arizona State University, where he now serves as an instructional professional in the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication and editorial adviser to The State Press, the university's independent student media outlet.

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