Well, there is certainly plenty of adventure to be found in Las Vegas, and while some would shy away from training there because it is a 24/7 fight town, Demopoulos embraces that aspect of her new home, as well as the fact that when she wants to get away, there are plenty of options to do just that.
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“That’s the cool part about living in Vegas, there’s always something happening,” she said. “You could find something happening on a Wednesday if you wanted to escape for a little bit and go to a show or go see something amazing, go out to the mountains. But I love being immersed. So this couldn’t be more perfect for me, being able to be at the PI. Dennis Davis has been my head coach for this camp, he’s over at Xtreme (Couture). So most of my training is done at the PI, but I get to go over there and see him at Xtreme, come back over to the PI, get some recovery in, get some hard training in and do all of the things that are necessary for me. And I do spend about anywhere from four to six hours in a day training focused, whether that’s training or recovering. This is a full-time job for me. This isn’t something where I go to the gym and then I’m trying to escape it. I love being immersed, but if I do want to get away, there’s always something to be done here.”
Demopoulos has never been one to sulk over a loss, or anything for that matter, so if she sounds positive about her latest move, that’s par for the course. But maybe, more than ever, she’s ready to take on the world.
