What services does your business offer and what makes your business stand out from the competition? I offer Skilled work in Deep tissue, Sports, Swedish, Thai, and hot stone massage. Im educated in and provide clinical pain and injury management. I will travel , so you can enjoy all different kinds of massage in the comfort and convenience of your home (though not for this deal). What was the inspiration to start or run this business? Two years ago before I started my education in massage I struggled with constant pain from plantar fasciitis, anxiety, and depression. Massage did what pills and words couldn't do. It took my pain and suffering away so I could live life, and now It is my mission to help others the same way. What do you love most about your job? I love that I have an opportunity to give others this great gift. Without regular healthy healing touch in life, things can become disconnected, pain and stress piles up, and life is hard. It can be hard to find a way out and I love that massage works. Massage is my mission. What is the best reaction you've ever gotten from a customer? My customers often comment that the "i just got off the table" feel, that "ugh everything is better" emotion lasts for up to four days after my massages , a lingering feeling of renewal. Nothing makes me happier then following up with my clients and knowing they feel great. It inspires me.

There's nothing humble about Humble Pie's pizza crust: Pulled from wood-fired ovens with a light, bubbly texture that crisps at lightly charred edges, it cracks to release a subtle aroma of smoke and yeast. For owner Tom Kaufman, the recipe demanded two months of tinkering and one month of building an underground vault to keep it from prying eyes. Customers tend to think the time was worth it as they bite into delicate slices topped with careful combinations of veggies, meats and cheeses, often locally sourced. The potato-and-roasted-garlic pizza, for example, happily marries the fragrances of gorgonzola and rosemary. Retaining a botanical touch even on a meat-lover's pie, the Schreiners Sicilian Sausage sprinkles homemade mozzarella with "sprigs of roasted fennel [that] add another aromatic dimension," according to Phoenix New Times. While the pizza may push some of the other menu items out of the limelight, fresh salads, grilled sandwiches, and traditional and twisted pastas earnestly pine for appetites' affections. The Our Way Mac & Cheese adds aged white cheddar, italian bacon, and bread crumbs, distinguishing itself from its boxed brethren while forming an equally fun medium for kids' art projects, while wine, beer, and seasonal cocktails pair well with plates and pies alike.

MetaBody Yoga & Fitness Pass is Catalina Foothills is a place where the fun doesn't stop. Nothing is more high intensity than circuit training - try it for yourself today! Get inspired with a Zumba class at MetaBody Yoga & Fitness Pass and dance your way to fitness victory. Put your endurance, flexibility, and strength to the test with MetaBody Yoga & Fitness Pass' hot yoga classes. The first rule about aerobics class is that it's tons of fun and does wonders for your physique. If you were looking for a high intensity workout, cross fit is your answer. For the best workout in the city, just try one of the personal trainers here. There is no better way to blow off some steam than with a spinning class from MetaBody Yoga & Fitness Pass. The motivating and skilled kickboxing instructors are here to push your body to its limits. Parking is plentiful, so guests can feel free to bring their vehicles. MetaBody Yoga & Fitness Pass is obviously the place to be, so get your calendar out and make plans to visit it soon.

Tim Howell and Stefanie Keefe of Joyful Hearts Yoga take an egalitarian approach to filling up their six-day-a-week schedule of yoga classes, in that they provide a class for everybody. To wit, they teach various series of asana geared toward kids, seniors, and expectant mothers. They also provides more standard classes, dividing them into beginner, intermediate, and advanced sessions so that burgeoning yogis can build their practice over time. These sessions take place inside spacious, naturally lit rooms, as well as in the great outdoors during organized retreats.

"Unity in motion." That's the motto of SYNCD-N owners Howard and Dawn Lindsay, and it's not lip service—it's literal. That's because the husband-and-wife duo deal exclusively in tandem bicycles. "Riding a tandem bicycle requires a team to communicate thoroughly, to trust each other...and to lean on one another when one team member gets tired," they share on their website. This shines through in both their commitment to each other—which has been strengthened since they took up the sport—and to their customers, to whom they offer trial rides. The rides familiarize the customers with the skills necessary for navigating a bicycle together, from peddling in sync to leaning in the same direction in order to dodge puddles full of tears from lonely unicyclists.

In the more than 25 years Jim Earls has spent behind the lens, he has photographed over 1,500 weddings and countless families, high-school graduates, and children. A former president of the Arizona Professional Photographers Association, Earl also uses his portrait-snapping prowess to teach digital-photography classes. Beginners’ sessions instruct students on how to create quality images by manipulating camera settings, exposure, natural light, and flash. Alternatively, classes on computer and camera functions give step-by-step instruction on how to navigate cameras and upload images that can be edited, printed out, and used to wallpaper a bathroom. Earls leads both indoor and outdoor photography shoots, which help students become more versatile photographers by working among studio settings as well as natural backdrops.