PRO BOXER & WORLD CLASS ATHLETE/TRAINER

FRANKIE “THE EDUCATOR” SANCHEZ

SESSIONS TAUGHT IN

• Beginner, Armature And Professional Boxing/Kick Boxing
• Weight Training
• Self Defense
• Personal Fitness/Weight Loss

PRIVATE OR GROUP SESSIONS AVAILABLE

Guaranteed To Be The Best Workout You Ever Had!

Frankie Sanchez is a native of Colorado. He is one of the best up and coming trainers in the world. He has trained numerous champions in Golden Gloves, Kick Boxing, Ultimate Fighting, Wrestling and Pro boxing. In 2002/2004, Frankie was invited by the Government of China to coach and prepare the University of Beijing Olympic Boxing Team for the 2008 Olympic Games. Frankie Sanchez is licensed by the Colorado Boxing Commission as a Pro Trainer/Pro boxer. If you want to learn boxing, kick boxing, weight loss, weight training or just have fun, Frankie is the trainer for you.

Athletic Accomplishments Of Frankie Sanchez:

• Professional Boxer current record 13-12-1 7KO’s

• Professional Ranked Boxer. Top 200 in U.S.A

• Mixed Martial Arts Fighter Current Record 38-1

• 2000 USAFPA Olympic Pankration National Champion

• 2000 USAFPA Silver Medallist World Team Trials

• 2000 Slugfest 10 National Kickboxing Champion

• 2x UFWC Lightweight Champion (NHB) 4th Place Colorado Judo Black Belt Championships

• 2nd Place Colorado State High School Wrestling Championships

• 1st place Colorado Greco State Wrestling Championships 6x Colorado Golden Gloves Boxing State Champion

• 2x Regional Golden Gloves Champion 2x National Golden Gloves Qualifier 2x USA/ABF State Boxing champion

• 2x USA/ABF Regional Boxing Champion 2x USA/ABF National Qualifier 2x Jr. Olympic State Boxing Champion

• 2x Jr. Olympic Regional Boxing Champion

• 2x Jr. Olympic National Qualifier

• Aurora Hills Middle School Wrestling City Champion

FOR ALL INFORMATION CONTACT FRANKIE ANYTIME

303-378-5014

www.frankiesanchez.com

Boxing Voted The Toughest Of All Sports

Last month ESPN ran the results of a study it compiled entitled, "Degree of Difficulty: Sports Rankings." Of the 60 sports rated, boxing was recognized as the sport that "demands the most from the athletes who compete in it." The eight-member panel was made up of "sports scientists from the United States Olympic Committee, of academicians who study the science of muscles and movement, of a two-sport athlete, and of journalists who spend their professional lives watching athletes succeed and fail." The sports were judged in 10 categories on a scale from 1 to 10: Endurance, Strength, Power, Speed, Agility, Flexibility, Nerve, Durability, Hand-Eye Coordination, and Analytic Aptitude. Boxing scored an 8.0 or above in five separate categories, an accomplishment equaled by no other sport. (Football finished second with an 8.0 or above in three categories). Below are the results for the sports that finished in

THE TOP TEN

1. Boxing: 72.37

2. Ice Hockey: 71.75

3. Football: 68.37

4. Basketball: 67.87

5. Wrestling: 63.50

6. Martial Arts: 63.37

7. Tennis: 62.75

8. Gymnastics: 62.50

9. Baseball/Softball: 62.25

10. Soccer: 61.50

What sport did the panel select as the least demanding sport?

Fishing (14.50)

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303-378-5014