ISSUE 27

Redefining what’s possible

This month, The Pilates Journal shares stories of strength and transformation — from a paraplegic woman rediscovering movement through Pilates, to Agi Wolan Falenta’s powerful hip replacement recovery, and Zayna Gold’s inspiring journey after spinal surgery. We celebrate 10 years of the Lindywell community and ask: does the 1:1 studio model still fit today? This issue is a tribute to perseverance, evolution, and the power of Pilates to keep us moving — no matter what.

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    Breaking Barriers: The Inspiring Journey Behind West Africa’s First Black-Owned Pilates Studio.


    by CJ Zarb

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    So you want to be a Pilates Instructor

    We uncover what they don’t tell you when you become a Pilates Instructor.



    by Jaime Lake O’Dea and CJ Zarb

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    Speir Pilates: A Fusion of Tradition and Innovation

    Speir Pilates shares more about their balanced blend of classical Pilates, strength training, cardio, and cutting-edge technology.

    by CJ Zarb

    16.1.25

  • How to diversify and thrive in your business

    A Blueprint for Lasting Client Loyalty

    Emma Seibold, Founder of Barre Body, shares her blueprint for building lasting client loyalty and elevating your studio's success.

    by Emma Seibold

    16.01.25

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