
Pilates for Body Mind & Life
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Focus
Technique, control, and Classical sequencing
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âThis class emphasises beginner skills to ensure a solid start in your practice
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đ Ideal for new clients, returning movers, or those wanting to learn and build strong Pilates roots at a slower pace.
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We recommend all new customer start here.
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Strong Pilates beginner foundation experience.
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Build Full-body stability, flow, and rhythm
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Build stamina and confidence, taking your skills to the next level.â
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đ For clients with solid Pilates Reformer foundations without injury or pain.
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Intermediate Pilates experience with very balanced strength
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Challenge Full-body strength, flow & breath.
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This program is perfect for very strong clients who have developed balanced Pilates foundations and are eager to explore further.
Get ready to push your limits and embrace the challenge!
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đ For intermediate Pilates customers ready to elevate their training!
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My background in movement started with ballet as a child, but it was through martial arts—Taekwondo and Karate—that I developed strength, discipline, and control.
As a pianist and piano teacher, I’ve learned to notice the small connections in the body and how they influence movement. But years at the piano also led to an occupational hazard—persistent back pain.
In April 2022, I took my first Pilates class, searching for relief. What I found was a way to reconnect with my whole body, build strength, and, most importantly, enjoy a pain-free everyday life. That’s what Pilates gave me, and I wanted to deepen my understanding even further.
During the summer of 2024, I started my teacher training with Everybody Pilates under Amy Kellow, with guidance from Faith Clements here at Limhamn Pilates. Learning more about Pilates has been an exciting process, and I love discovering new ways to apply it to daily life.
My teaching style in Pilates is much like in piano—patient, detailed, and focused on building a strong foundation. I believe in small but meaningful progress, helping people to find control and confidence in movement.