Bec has been practicing pilates for twenty years and it’s become pivotal for her health and well-being. 

Her practice is always evolving through ongoing commitment to studies, workshops and sessions taking teachings from classical, contemporary and clinical pilates.

Having relocated from Noosa to WA last year, Gen is excited to bring her knowledge and expertise as a Pilates Instructor to Dunsborough for the Summer. Gens background as a competitive swimmer for over 10 years has contributed to her passion for helping people develop a healthy, active lifestyle. Gen completed her Diploma of Pilates Teaching on the Sunshine Coast in 2019, where she established her own boutique home based Pilates studio. We are sure you will enjoy Gens enthusiasm and energetic teaching style just as much as we do.

Immersed in the practice of Hatha and Yin Yoga, Holly has become more and more aware of how consuming our fast-paced world has become.
After working in various fields, Holly came to rely on the practice of yoga as a way of calming the mind and de-toxing from the stressors of life.
Yoga with its emphasis on conscious movement, integrating breath and meditation, became a refuge from the ‘Hectic Everyday’.
As a recent graduate from the Katie Yoga studio In Busselton and its 500 hour Teacher Training Course, Holly has combined a decade long love for the practice of Hatha Yoga with a newfound knowledge on the philosophy and history of this ancient spiritual Practice. Sharing this deeper side of Yoga with others has become an integral part of Holly’s practice.
With a focus on the benefit of yoga for improved mental health and an interest in the restorative, therapeutic aspects of the practice, Holly has worked with people of all ages from children to older members of the community, helping to make Yoga accessible for all.

“Feelings come and go like clouds. Conscious breathing is my Anchor.”
Thich Nhat Hanh.

Jodi has been teaching Hatha yoga for three years. She completed her training with master teacher, Mark Whitwell, learning the principles of the great tradition, passed on from "the teacher of teachers," Krishnamacharya and his son T.K.V Desikachar. She is passionate about bringing yoga to everyone and breaking down social ideas of what people believe yoga to be.

Renae attended her first yoga class over fifteen years ago and was instantly drawn to the benefits it had on her physical and mental well-being. It wasn’t until 2018, after developing a love for vinyasa flows as well as, the meditative and introspective benefits of yin, that she sought to deepen her knowledge and practice. This led her to complete her teacher training in Vinyasa, Yin and more recently Postnatal yoga.
For Renae, yoga is a practice of compassion (for self and others) and life-long learning, both on and off the mat. Since becoming a mum, she has enjoyed integrating a more nurturing approach to her teaching and is passionate about sharing this with others, especially supporting other mums during their postpartum journey.

Sophia was employed as a professional dancer on cruise ships overseas and at various entertainment venues in Perth and Melbourne early in her career. With a love of dance, turning to barre and pilates was a natural progression. She was encouraged by the results and benefits she experienced to her body after a lifetime of chronic pain resulting from an early childhood car accident that she decided to pursue a career in Pilates and Barre so that she could help others maintain a healthy lifestyle. As a mother of 2 young sons with tons of energy, she enjoys keeping fit by running and Pilates.