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He began at just 3 years old, practicing Judo with his Aunt (a multiple world champion) and then trying has hand at a variety of sports before discovering dance at 14.

Danilo’s hobby became his profession, as he passed the audition for one of the most prestigious arts universities in Europe, Codarts, in Holland, before moving to the UK, where he graduated from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance. (As a Postgraduate, he also won the prize for best achievement of the year in 2012.)

After his graduation Danilo worked as a professional dancer for a number of leading national and international choreographers. He danced as lead performer for the National Theatre, as well performing at the Royal Opera House and Sadler’s Wells, both in London and in their UK tours.

He has always used Pilates as a base for his training, having discovered that it was the most efficient way to prevent injuries. After gaining his Matt Pilates qualification, he decided to combine his Pilates knowledge with the benefits of his dance experience and understanding of body awareness, muscle isolation and proprioception by teaching Pilates to professional dancers.

Danilo’s passion to share his knowledge and insights with a wider audience led him to join the Training team at Ten.

He likes a laugh, loves parks, nice walks, a good book, photography and of course mamma’s cooking.

He began at just 3 years old, practicing Judo with his Aunt (a multiple world champion) and then trying has hand at a variety of sports before discovering dance at 14.

Danilo’s hobby became his profession, as he passed the audition for one of the most prestigious arts universities in Europe, Codarts, in Holland, before moving to the UK, where he graduated from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance. (As a Postgraduate, he also won the prize for best achievement of the year in 2012.)

After his graduation Danilo worked as a professional dancer for a number of leading national and international choreographers. He danced as lead performer for the National Theatre, as well performing at the Royal Opera House and Sadler’s Wells, both in London and in their UK tours.

He has always used Pilates as a base for his training, having discovered that it was the most efficient way to prevent injuries. After gaining his Matt Pilates qualification, he decided to combine his Pilates knowledge with the benefits of his dance experience and understanding of body awareness, muscle isolation and proprioception by teaching Pilates to professional dancers.

Danilo’s passion to share his knowledge and insights with a wider audience led him to join the Training team at Ten.

He likes a laugh, loves parks, nice walks, a good book, photography and of course mamma’s cooking.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

No matter who the person is, Katy is a firm believer of a holistic assessment and targeting the body as a whole… Chances are, if you’re struggling in one area of the body, it’s influencing somewhere else too!

Coming from a dance background and now training in both pilates and yoga, Katy is eager to help with posture, flexibility, and mobility work. She has also gone on to do further training in women’s health, including pre and postnatal massage and soft tissue therapy. Again she takes a holistic viewpoint looking at your lifestyle, pelvic floor activation, and breath work to name a few!

Outside of work you’ll find Katy eager to travel, particularly pretty cities and anywhere she can be by the sea/in nature! Katy loves reading, cozy cafes, or getting back into her love of ballet/dance.

Keen to understand more about the psychology of health behaviours, Olivia studied for a BSc in Psychology followed by an MSc in Human Nutrition and further Diploma in the Psychology of Eating.

She began her career as a nutrition and behavioural science research assistant, all the while, practicing Pilates on a daily basis to counteract the long periods of time spent sitting at a desk.

After a hiatus from research, working in high-end hospitality management for three years, Olivia made the decision to combine her love for working in a people-driven environment with her background in health and fitness. She went on to complete her level 3 personal training and Pilates qualifications before coming to Ten.

Olivia’s approach to training is holistic, combining her expertise in fuelling the body optimally with Dynamic Reformer Pilates to help her clients achieve long-term sustainable results. Her classes are welcoming and varied, focusing on form and technique and how her clients feel in their bodies.

When not at the studio, you’ll most likely find Olivia travelling the world, hosting a casual dinner party or trying out a new restaurant, cafe or bar opening in London.

Keen to understand more about the psychology of health behaviours, Olivia studied for a BSc in Psychology followed by an MSc in Human Nutrition and further Diploma in the Psychology of Eating.

She began her career as a nutrition and behavioural science research assistant, all the while, practicing Pilates on a daily basis to counteract the long periods of time spent sitting at a desk.

After a hiatus from research, working in high-end hospitality management for three years, Olivia made the decision to combine her love for working in a people-driven environment with her background in health and fitness. She went on to complete her level 3 personal training and Pilates qualifications before coming to Ten.

Olivia’s approach to training is holistic, combining her expertise in fuelling the body optimally with Dynamic Reformer Pilates to help her clients achieve long-term sustainable results. Her classes are welcoming and varied, focusing on form and technique and how her clients feel in their bodies.

When not at the studio, you’ll most likely find Olivia travelling the world, hosting a casual dinner party or trying out a new restaurant, cafe or bar opening in London.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

Throughout her career she has developed a particular interest in Pelvic health and has completed specialised courses to be able to treat and assess Pelvic health conditions. During this time, she also developed her own passion with Reformer Pilates, completing her training in 2022. She believes it’s a valuable tool and incorporates it into patient rehabilitation. Caitlin uses a holistic and comprehensive approach, crafting individualised treatment plans that consider both immediate concerns and broader physical well-being.

In her spare time, Caitlin enjoys going for walks, attending Pilates classes and practising yoga at home. She believes it’s important to maintain a healthy work-life balance in which she reflects into her practice. Caitlin looks forward to bringing a unique approach to health & fitness.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

Throughout her career she has developed a particular interest in Pelvic health and has completed specialised courses to be able to treat and assess Pelvic health conditions. During this time, she also developed her own passion with Reformer Pilates, completing her training in 2022. She believes it’s a valuable tool and incorporates it into patient rehabilitation. Caitlin uses a holistic and comprehensive approach, crafting individualised treatment plans that consider both immediate concerns and broader physical well-being.

In her spare time, Caitlin enjoys going for walks, attending Pilates classes and practising yoga at home. She believes it’s important to maintain a healthy work-life balance in which she reflects into her practice. Caitlin looks forward to bringing a unique approach to health & fitness.

Throughout her career she has developed a particular interest in Pelvic health and has completed specialised courses to be able to treat and assess Pelvic health conditions. During this time, she also developed her own passion with Reformer Pilates, completing her training in 2022. She believes it’s a valuable tool and incorporates it into patient rehabilitation. Caitlin uses a holistic and comprehensive approach, crafting individualised treatment plans that consider both immediate concerns and broader physical well-being.

In her spare time, Caitlin enjoys going for walks, attending Pilates classes and practising yoga at home. She believes it’s important to maintain a healthy work-life balance in which she reflects into her practice. Caitlin looks forward to bringing a unique approach to health & fitness.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

Kristel discovered her love of the reformer in 2017 when she joined Ten as a studio manager. She quickly noticed how regular Reformer Pilates classes complemented her yoga practice.

The increased strength and mobility, mind focus, and the ability to push the boundaries of strength and control are the benefits she credits Reformer Pilates for.

Kristel also loves how Pilates encourages us to remain grounded and revisit how we “learnt to move”. Her goal in class is to challenge you to discover new strengths. She will also encourage you to leave your comfort zone and come out stronger on all levels.

Throughout her career in Colombia, she gained experience working with a variety of populations, including professional tennis players, orthopaedic rehabilitation at the largest military hospital in the country, and in the ICU of one of the most complex hospitals in the nation. She has continued to expand her expertise with further qualifications, including certifications in Pilates, Kinesio taping, and a diploma in respiratory care for critical patients with AHA certification.

Additionally, she completed a Master’s degree in Health Management, enhancing her understanding of healthcare systems. In 2019, she moved to Shanghai, where she worked for four years and discovered her passion for teaching. This led her to relocate to London, where she now combines her clinical expertise with her enthusiasm for education. Her goal is to continue making a positive impact on the health and well-being of people through physiotherapy and education.

Pilates resonates with Lorena’s philosophy about the human body and movement. She believes in the importance of training the body to create a broad range of movement variability, which doesn’t necessarily mean performing complex or advanced exercises. In fact, she believes in mastering the basics first, which creates a solid foundation for more complex and dynamic movements later.

For some, this idea of focusing on simplicity can seem boring or repetitive. However, Pilates proves that even the most basic movements can be transformed into challenging exercises through careful attention and intention. Every day, she sees how the smallest adjustments in alignment or focus can turn a seemingly simple movement into a powerful and effective one. Pilates aligns perfectly with this belief by emphasising control, precision, and mindful movement, which are essential for both injury prevention and improving overall function.

In her classes, participants can expect a strong focus on form and progression through layers. She begins with the basics, ensuring that they have a solid understanding before moving on to more advanced exercises. Once they’re ready, she safely builds on that foundation to elevate their practice.

Above all, she values movement variability. Her goal is to prepare her students to move confidently in different environments and situations while helping them feel safe and comfortable in their bodies. She wants them to feel empowered to keep moving, knowing that they have the strength and stability to do so with ease.

As a Colombian, dancing holds a special place in her heart, with salsa being her favourite style. She also loves to learn and explore new things, whether it’s singing, playing the piano, learning new languages, or writing.

Keen to understand more about the psychology of health behaviours, Olivia studied for a BSc in Psychology followed by an MSc in Human Nutrition and further Diploma in the Psychology of Eating.

She began her career as a nutrition and behavioural science research assistant, all the while, practicing Pilates on a daily basis to counteract the long periods of time spent sitting at a desk.

After a hiatus from research, working in high-end hospitality management for three years, Olivia made the decision to combine her love for working in a people-driven environment with her background in health and fitness. She went on to complete her level 3 personal training and Pilates qualifications before coming to Ten.

Olivia’s approach to training is holistic, combining her expertise in fuelling the body optimally with Dynamic Reformer Pilates to help her clients achieve long-term sustainable results. Her classes are welcoming and varied, focusing on form and technique and how her clients feel in their bodies.

When not at the studio, you’ll most likely find Olivia travelling the world, hosting a casual dinner party or trying out a new restaurant, cafe or bar opening in London.

Keen to understand more about the psychology of health behaviours, Olivia studied for a BSc in Psychology followed by an MSc in Human Nutrition and further Diploma in the Psychology of Eating.

She began her career as a nutrition and behavioural science research assistant, all the while, practicing Pilates on a daily basis to counteract the long periods of time spent sitting at a desk.

After a hiatus from research, working in high-end hospitality management for three years, Olivia made the decision to combine her love for working in a people-driven environment with her background in health and fitness. She went on to complete her level 3 personal training and Pilates qualifications before coming to Ten.

Olivia’s approach to training is holistic, combining her expertise in fuelling the body optimally with Dynamic Reformer Pilates to help her clients achieve long-term sustainable results. Her classes are welcoming and varied, focusing on form and technique and how her clients feel in their bodies.

When not at the studio, you’ll most likely find Olivia travelling the world, hosting a casual dinner party or trying out a new restaurant, cafe or bar opening in London.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

Known for her warm and caring nature, Luci employs a gentle yet dynamic and challenging approach to teaching Pilates. Luci creates a supportive and encouraging environment leaving you feeling healthier, happier and stronger from the inside out. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced practitioner, she tailors each session to meet your unique needs. With a keen eye for detail and a focus on proper form,, Luci ensures that every movement is executed with precision and purpose.

Beyond the studio, Luci’s diverse interests include practising yoga, creating ceramics, enjoying nature strolls, exploring local farmer’s markets, delving into literature about the intricate connections between health and our inner landscape, as well as regularly attending workshops and continuing education to enhance her teaching skills.

Embark on a journey to wellness with Luci, and experience the transformative benefits of Pilates. Whether you’re looking to improve your flexibility, build strength, or simply enjoy the mindful burn, Luci is here to guide you on your path to a healthier, more balanced life.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

Known for her warm and caring nature, Luci employs a gentle yet dynamic and challenging approach to teaching Pilates. Luci creates a supportive and encouraging environment leaving you feeling healthier, happier and stronger from the inside out. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced practitioner, she tailors each session to meet your unique needs. With a keen eye for detail and a focus on proper form,, Luci ensures that every movement is executed with precision and purpose.

Beyond the studio, Luci’s diverse interests include practising yoga, creating ceramics, enjoying nature strolls, exploring local farmer’s markets, delving into literature about the intricate connections between health and our inner landscape, as well as regularly attending workshops and continuing education to enhance her teaching skills.

Embark on a journey to wellness with Luci, and experience the transformative benefits of Pilates. Whether you’re looking to improve your flexibility, build strength, or simply enjoy the mindful burn, Luci is here to guide you on your path to a healthier, more balanced life.

Keen to understand more about the psychology of health behaviours, Olivia studied for a BSc in Psychology followed by an MSc in Human Nutrition and further Diploma in the Psychology of Eating.

She began her career as a nutrition and behavioural science research assistant, all the while, practicing Pilates on a daily basis to counteract the long periods of time spent sitting at a desk.

After a hiatus from research, working in high-end hospitality management for three years, Olivia made the decision to combine her love for working in a people-driven environment with her background in health and fitness. She went on to complete her level 3 personal training and Pilates qualifications before coming to Ten.

Olivia’s approach to training is holistic, combining her expertise in fuelling the body optimally with Dynamic Reformer Pilates to help her clients achieve long-term sustainable results. Her classes are welcoming and varied, focusing on form and technique and how her clients feel in their bodies.

When not at the studio, you’ll most likely find Olivia travelling the world, hosting a casual dinner party or trying out a new restaurant, cafe or bar opening in London.

He began at just 3 years old, practicing Judo with his Aunt (a multiple world champion) and then trying has hand at a variety of sports before discovering dance at 14.

Danilo’s hobby became his profession, as he passed the audition for one of the most prestigious arts universities in Europe, Codarts, in Holland, before moving to the UK, where he graduated from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance. (As a Postgraduate, he also won the prize for best achievement of the year in 2012.)

After his graduation Danilo worked as a professional dancer for a number of leading national and international choreographers. He danced as lead performer for the National Theatre, as well performing at the Royal Opera House and Sadler’s Wells, both in London and in their UK tours.

He has always used Pilates as a base for his training, having discovered that it was the most efficient way to prevent injuries. After gaining his Matt Pilates qualification, he decided to combine his Pilates knowledge with the benefits of his dance experience and understanding of body awareness, muscle isolation and proprioception by teaching Pilates to professional dancers.

Danilo’s passion to share his knowledge and insights with a wider audience led him to join the Training team at Ten.

He likes a laugh, loves parks, nice walks, a good book, photography and of course mamma’s cooking.

He began at just 3 years old, practicing Judo with his Aunt (a multiple world champion) and then trying has hand at a variety of sports before discovering dance at 14.

Danilo’s hobby became his profession, as he passed the audition for one of the most prestigious arts universities in Europe, Codarts, in Holland, before moving to the UK, where he graduated from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance. (As a Postgraduate, he also won the prize for best achievement of the year in 2012.)

After his graduation Danilo worked as a professional dancer for a number of leading national and international choreographers. He danced as lead performer for the National Theatre, as well performing at the Royal Opera House and Sadler’s Wells, both in London and in their UK tours.

He has always used Pilates as a base for his training, having discovered that it was the most efficient way to prevent injuries. After gaining his Matt Pilates qualification, he decided to combine his Pilates knowledge with the benefits of his dance experience and understanding of body awareness, muscle isolation and proprioception by teaching Pilates to professional dancers.

Danilo’s passion to share his knowledge and insights with a wider audience led him to join the Training team at Ten.

He likes a laugh, loves parks, nice walks, a good book, photography and of course mamma’s cooking.

Amy’s love for solo travelling and adventure hand in hand with clinical fitness are the blend that make her passionate about wellness and self awareness of the body and mind (in and out of the studio) and aims to bring this mantra within her classes. Passionate about helping others, providing postural corrections and enhancements, watching personal development 1-1 or in a group and providing a positive learning environment is how Amy tailors her classes. Whether you start as a beginner to the reformer or with handfuls of experience, everyone is welcome to begin their Dynamic Pilates journey at Ten with Amy. You will leave her classes with a greater understanding on the dynamic reformer Pilates approach including anatomy terminology , a strong understanding on breathing- it’s benefits and how to implement it into Pilates and daily life, core stability to use every day out of the studio alongside engagement of muscle groups and the knowledge needed to perform each exercise safely and to your individual range of motion.

The reformer will assist in providing an enjoyable and beneficial workout which can be used for those requiring rehab fitness or likewise for those who want to focus on their core and posture, it really is for anyone!

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

Amy’s love for solo travelling and adventure hand in hand with clinical fitness are the blend that make her passionate about wellness and self awareness of the body and mind (in and out of the studio) and aims to bring this mantra within her classes. Passionate about helping others, providing postural corrections and enhancements, watching personal development 1-1 or in a group and providing a positive learning environment is how Amy tailors her classes. Whether you start as a beginner to the reformer or with handfuls of experience, everyone is welcome to begin their Dynamic Pilates journey at Ten with Amy. You will leave her classes with a greater understanding on the dynamic reformer Pilates approach including anatomy terminology , a strong understanding on breathing- it’s benefits and how to implement it into Pilates and daily life, core stability to use every day out of the studio alongside engagement of muscle groups and the knowledge needed to perform each exercise safely and to your individual range of motion.

The reformer will assist in providing an enjoyable and beneficial workout which can be used for those requiring rehab fitness or likewise for those who want to focus on their core and posture, it really is for anyone!

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

She loves sharing her passion for movement with others and believes everyone can move better, given the individual approach and tips that they need. Weronika is interested in a holistic approach to training, especially the mind-body connection and how it affects performance. In her classes she tries to create a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere and is always eager to support and help her students grow.

She loves sharing her passion for movement with others and believes everyone can move better, given the individual approach and tips that they need. Weronika is interested in a holistic approach to training, especially the mind-body connection and how it affects performance. In her classes she tries to create a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere and is always eager to support and help her students grow.

She loves sharing her passion for movement with others and believes everyone can move better, given the individual approach and tips that they need. Weronika is interested in a holistic approach to training, especially the mind-body connection and how it affects performance. In her classes she tries to create a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere and is always eager to support and help her students grow.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

Throughout her career she has developed a particular interest in Pelvic health and has completed specialised courses to be able to treat and assess Pelvic health conditions. During this time, she also developed her own passion with Reformer Pilates, completing her training in 2022. She believes it’s a valuable tool and incorporates it into patient rehabilitation. Caitlin uses a holistic and comprehensive approach, crafting individualised treatment plans that consider both immediate concerns and broader physical well-being.

In her spare time, Caitlin enjoys going for walks, attending Pilates classes and practising yoga at home. She believes it’s important to maintain a healthy work-life balance in which she reflects into her practice. Caitlin looks forward to bringing a unique approach to health & fitness.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

She loves sharing her passion for movement with others and believes everyone can move better, given the individual approach and tips that they need. Weronika is interested in a holistic approach to training, especially the mind-body connection and how it affects performance. In her classes she tries to create a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere and is always eager to support and help her students grow.

He began at just 3 years old, practicing Judo with his Aunt (a multiple world champion) and then trying has hand at a variety of sports before discovering dance at 14.

Danilo’s hobby became his profession, as he passed the audition for one of the most prestigious arts universities in Europe, Codarts, in Holland, before moving to the UK, where he graduated from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance. (As a Postgraduate, he also won the prize for best achievement of the year in 2012.)

After his graduation Danilo worked as a professional dancer for a number of leading national and international choreographers. He danced as lead performer for the National Theatre, as well performing at the Royal Opera House and Sadler’s Wells, both in London and in their UK tours.

He has always used Pilates as a base for his training, having discovered that it was the most efficient way to prevent injuries. After gaining his Matt Pilates qualification, he decided to combine his Pilates knowledge with the benefits of his dance experience and understanding of body awareness, muscle isolation and proprioception by teaching Pilates to professional dancers.

Danilo’s passion to share his knowledge and insights with a wider audience led him to join the Training team at Ten.

He likes a laugh, loves parks, nice walks, a good book, photography and of course mamma’s cooking.

He began at just 3 years old, practicing Judo with his Aunt (a multiple world champion) and then trying has hand at a variety of sports before discovering dance at 14.

Danilo’s hobby became his profession, as he passed the audition for one of the most prestigious arts universities in Europe, Codarts, in Holland, before moving to the UK, where he graduated from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance. (As a Postgraduate, he also won the prize for best achievement of the year in 2012.)

After his graduation Danilo worked as a professional dancer for a number of leading national and international choreographers. He danced as lead performer for the National Theatre, as well performing at the Royal Opera House and Sadler’s Wells, both in London and in their UK tours.

He has always used Pilates as a base for his training, having discovered that it was the most efficient way to prevent injuries. After gaining his Matt Pilates qualification, he decided to combine his Pilates knowledge with the benefits of his dance experience and understanding of body awareness, muscle isolation and proprioception by teaching Pilates to professional dancers.

Danilo’s passion to share his knowledge and insights with a wider audience led him to join the Training team at Ten.

He likes a laugh, loves parks, nice walks, a good book, photography and of course mamma’s cooking.

Keen to understand more about the psychology of health behaviours, Olivia studied for a BSc in Psychology followed by an MSc in Human Nutrition and further Diploma in the Psychology of Eating.

She began her career as a nutrition and behavioural science research assistant, all the while, practicing Pilates on a daily basis to counteract the long periods of time spent sitting at a desk.

After a hiatus from research, working in high-end hospitality management for three years, Olivia made the decision to combine her love for working in a people-driven environment with her background in health and fitness. She went on to complete her level 3 personal training and Pilates qualifications before coming to Ten.

Olivia’s approach to training is holistic, combining her expertise in fuelling the body optimally with Dynamic Reformer Pilates to help her clients achieve long-term sustainable results. Her classes are welcoming and varied, focusing on form and technique and how her clients feel in their bodies.

When not at the studio, you’ll most likely find Olivia travelling the world, hosting a casual dinner party or trying out a new restaurant, cafe or bar opening in London.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.

Throughout her career she has developed a particular interest in Pelvic health and has completed specialised courses to be able to treat and assess Pelvic health conditions. During this time, she also developed her own passion with Reformer Pilates, completing her training in 2022. She believes it’s a valuable tool and incorporates it into patient rehabilitation. Caitlin uses a holistic and comprehensive approach, crafting individualised treatment plans that consider both immediate concerns and broader physical well-being.

In her spare time, Caitlin enjoys going for walks, attending Pilates classes and practising yoga at home. She believes it’s important to maintain a healthy work-life balance in which she reflects into her practice. Caitlin looks forward to bringing a unique approach to health & fitness.

Keen to understand more about the psychology of health behaviours, Olivia studied for a BSc in Psychology followed by an MSc in Human Nutrition and further Diploma in the Psychology of Eating.

She began her career as a nutrition and behavioural science research assistant, all the while, practicing Pilates on a daily basis to counteract the long periods of time spent sitting at a desk.

After a hiatus from research, working in high-end hospitality management for three years, Olivia made the decision to combine her love for working in a people-driven environment with her background in health and fitness. She went on to complete her level 3 personal training and Pilates qualifications before coming to Ten.

Olivia’s approach to training is holistic, combining her expertise in fuelling the body optimally with Dynamic Reformer Pilates to help her clients achieve long-term sustainable results. Her classes are welcoming and varied, focusing on form and technique and how her clients feel in their bodies.

When not at the studio, you’ll most likely find Olivia travelling the world, hosting a casual dinner party or trying out a new restaurant, cafe or bar opening in London.

Keen to understand more about the psychology of health behaviours, Olivia studied for a BSc in Psychology followed by an MSc in Human Nutrition and further Diploma in the Psychology of Eating.

She began her career as a nutrition and behavioural science research assistant, all the while, practicing Pilates on a daily basis to counteract the long periods of time spent sitting at a desk.

After a hiatus from research, working in high-end hospitality management for three years, Olivia made the decision to combine her love for working in a people-driven environment with her background in health and fitness. She went on to complete her level 3 personal training and Pilates qualifications before coming to Ten.

Olivia’s approach to training is holistic, combining her expertise in fuelling the body optimally with Dynamic Reformer Pilates to help her clients achieve long-term sustainable results. Her classes are welcoming and varied, focusing on form and technique and how her clients feel in their bodies.

When not at the studio, you’ll most likely find Olivia travelling the world, hosting a casual dinner party or trying out a new restaurant, cafe or bar opening in London.

During her time at dance school, Molly was introduced to Mat Pilates, which was part of the daily curriculum before Ballet classes. It was here that she first discovered the practice, and as trained dancers, the sessions were highly focused on core strength, often with an emphasis on rehabilitation and injury prevention.

After graduating, Molly chose to pursue a career in the fitness industry rather than performing. She earned her Mat Pilates qualification, followed by her Reformer Pilates certification, deepening her expertise and passion for the practice.

Molly’s classes are designed to guide and motivate individuals to improve themselves through a focus on great technique, strength building, and flexibility. She emphasises the importance of controlling flexibility by strengthening the core, helping students achieve balance and stability in their movements.

Outside of work, Molly stays active through running and is currently training for her first half marathon in 2025. She also enjoys long walks, exploring local markets, and is always up for a good chit chat.