Creating reformclub

I wanted reformclub to feel like more than a place to train – a space that feels comfortable, personal and a little like home, where people can work hard, learn, laugh and connect.

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Classical Pilates gives my teaching a strong foundation, while my background in strength training and Yoga continues to influence my approach. For me, good teaching is about understanding the person in front of me and choosing movements with purpose – adapting, progressing and challenging when it makes sense.

Learning from Nicky Lal at Fuerza Pilates has had a big influence on the way I teach. I love how deeply she looks at movement and the why behind every choice. Her approach inspires me to look closer, think deeper and be more intentional with how I observe, cue and build my own sessions.

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More than a workout

Through my own injuries and recovery, I've experienced how valuable it is to have a body that is strong, mobile and able to adapt. Pilates has played a big part in helping me get there.

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What I love most about teaching is being fully present with the person in front of me – watching, listening and adapting as we move. Knowing when someone is ready to be challenged and when they need more support. Sometimes the smallest adjustment or the right cue can completely change how a movement feels.

The goal isn't simply to become better at Pilates. It's to feel strong and capable in your body, so you can keep moving well through every stage of life.

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That's the idea behind reformclub – to help you Move Better for Life.​