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Welcome
to my Pilates
video library.

I created this space to offer short, accessible practices you can do anywhere. For me, daily movement is essential to my physical, mental, and emotional well-being. It doesn’t need to be long or intense—just consistent. Taking even a little time to be present in my body helps me move through the world with more ease, awareness, and expression. I hope to share that with you.

This library also reflects a Pilates approach I feel is often missing—one that balances strength with softness. Too often, Pilates is taught in ways that promote tension and rigidity. My intention is to support you in finding strength that translates into fluid, functional movement—walking, bending, lifting—with more ease and adaptability.

As you practice, please listen to your body. You may be working with injuries or movement patterns that make certain exercises challenging. I offer layered progressions, starting simply and building gradually. Stay with the basics, take breaks, or skip anything that doesn’t feel right for you.

My teaching is always evolving. These videos aren’t perfect or comprehensive—I may contradict myself or leave something out. Please take what’s helpful, leave what’s not, and modify as needed. You know your body best. And if you need more personalized support, feel free to reach out to me or someone you trust.

New videos
added 3 times
a month.

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  • I offer one free sample class

Thanks for being here, I hope you enjoy moving with me


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  • Fluid Form

    Fluid Form

    This class emphasizes bouncing, swinging, and moving with momentum. We explore timing and the art of loosening “control” to cultivate greater elasticity in the connective tissues. Elasticity is essential for balance, dynamic movement, and fluid navigation through space.

    Props: Approximately 5-lb weight (23 minutes)

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    Core 101

    Core 101

    In this slower-paced class, we sense into our core muscles through breath and subtle movement in a variety of positions. We sense the 3-dimensional core through movement in various directions. This is a great class for beginners or for those wanting to move slowly with intention. No props required. (40 min)

  • Decompress the Shoulders

    Decompress the Shoulders

    In this class, we’ll explore why “pulling your shoulders down” may actually worsen shoulder or neck discomfort. Healthy, functional movement requires the shoulders to move naturally with the arms. Expect a focus on shoulder mobility and strength, without forcing the shoulders down, so you can move with more freedom and ease. Optional prop: resistance band (22 min)

  • Release Your Butt!

    Release Your Butt!

    In this class, we explore how we hold tension in the space between the sitz bones. You might not feel tension there directly, but if you experience SI-joint discomfort, low-back stiffness, or incontinence, this could be part of the puzzle. We’ll release unnecessary tension in the posterior pelvic floor, increase hip mobility, and engage the deep core and spinal muscles for more supported, integrated movement.

    Props: small soft ball or tennis ball, optional: small weights or band

    (30 min)

  • Foam Roller Favs

    Foam Roller Favs

    Do you have a foam roller lying in a corner somewhere? Maybe you abandoned it after learning your IT bands prefer to be decompressed and lifted rather than squished into your femur. (That’s a whole other class.)

    In this session, we put that neglected roller back to work in creative, wiggly, and unexpectedly delightful ways.

    Explore, move, wobble, and rediscover the possibilities of this simple cylinder of foam.

    Props: Foam Roller

    (48 min)

  • Balance starts in the feet

    Balance starts in the feet

    This sequence builds awareness in your feet while challenging ankle stability and balance. Good balance isn’t about staying perfectly still—it’s about learning to move confidently through moments of instability. Props: Bath towel or stability cushion. (10 min)

  • Glutes Galore!

    Glutes Galore!

    In this class, we build functional glute strength. We practice activating glutes while on the floor, then translating this engagement to functional strength with balance challenges and squats. No props needed. (30 min)

  • neuromuscular reeducation: freeing the neck

    neuromuscular reeducation: freeing the neck

    In this video, I offer a simple sequence to help build awareness and practice undoing patterns of bracing the neck, particularly while moving the arms or engaging the core. Props: small deflated ball or towel. (12 min)

  • chest opening from the inside out

    chest opening from the inside out

    In this video, I offer a simple chest and anterior shoulder release, as well as exercises to help mobilize the shoulders and strengthen the upper back. You will need a ball for the release and a small ball or pillow for an exercise at the end. (32 minutes)

  • Unfolding Hips

    Unfolding Hips

    In this class, we mobilize and strengthen the hips with an emphasis on moving toward more hip extension. Props: yoga block (or a couple of books to make a yoga block shape) (32 min)

  • Getting Up and Down

    Getting Up and Down

    In this class, we work out via multiple ways of getting to and from the floor. Truly a functional movement practice. No props required. (35 min)

  • Strength for a Supple Spine

    Strength for a Supple Spine

    This class focuses on awakening the deep intrinsic muscles around the spine. We’ll release gripping and bracing patterns to invite more fluidity, ease, and freedom in movement. (25 min)

  • Dynamic Class with Rotation Emphasis

    Dynamic Class with Rotation Emphasis

    In this class, we move through a series of pilates exercises more quickly, emphasizing rotation in the core. No props required. (23 min)

  • Exercise Breakdown: Bridges

    Exercise Breakdown: Bridges

    In this video I offer some cues for Bridges, as well as some challenging progressions. No props needed (12 min)

  • Exercise Breakdown: Bird/Dog

    Exercise Breakdown: Bird/Dog

    In this video, I offer a short progression of exercises in four-point kneeling to challenge stability and balance. The progressions lead toward what is commonly called "Bird/Dog". (10 min)