Class Timetable

Originally from Athens, Sania trained at the “Conservatoire De La Dance Et Music De La Rochelle” (France) and the world famous “Ballet Des Lausanne 20em Siecle” (Switzerland).

As a professional ballet dancer, Sania has worked with Opera de Lyon, Toulouse and La Rochelle in France, and Opera of Hannover and Rostock in Germany.

Injured as a dancer with an ACL ligament rupture and metatarsal inflammation, she used Pilates to rehabilitate and maintain and improve her fitness.

Following her dance career, Sania gained a degree in Fashion at Saint Martins College of Art & Design and went on to work with Alexander McQueen and Vivienne Westwood.

Trained as a Pilates instructor with Alan Herdman, Sania brings to her sessions an extensive knowledge of exercise and a warm, caring nature.

Sania speaks fluent English and Greek.

Originally from Athens, Sania trained at the “Conservatoire De La Dance Et Music De La Rochelle” (France) and the world famous “Ballet Des Lausanne 20em Siecle” (Switzerland).

As a professional ballet dancer, Sania has worked with Opera de Lyon, Toulouse and La Rochelle in France, and Opera of Hannover and Rostock in Germany.

Injured as a dancer with an ACL ligament rupture and metatarsal inflammation, she used Pilates to rehabilitate and maintain and improve her fitness.

Following her dance career, Sania gained a degree in Fashion at Saint Martins College of Art & Design and went on to work with Alexander McQueen and Vivienne Westwood.

Trained as a Pilates instructor with Alan Herdman, Sania brings to her sessions an extensive knowledge of exercise and a warm, caring nature.

Sania speaks fluent English and Greek.

He began at just 3 years old, practicing Judo with his Aunt (a multiple world champion) and then trying has hand at a variety of sports before discovering dance at 14.

Danilo’s hobby became his profession, as he passed the audition for one of the most prestigious arts universities in Europe, Codarts, in Holland, before moving to the UK, where he graduated from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance. (As a Postgraduate, he also won the prize for best achievement of the year in 2012.)

After his graduation Danilo worked as a professional dancer for a number of leading national and international choreographers. He danced as lead performer for the National Theatre, as well performing at the Royal Opera House and Sadler’s Wells, both in London and in their UK tours.

He has always used Pilates as a base for his training, having discovered that it was the most efficient way to prevent injuries. After gaining his Matt Pilates qualification, he decided to combine his Pilates knowledge with the benefits of his dance experience and understanding of body awareness, muscle isolation and proprioception by teaching Pilates to professional dancers.

Danilo’s passion to share his knowledge and insights with a wider audience led him to join the Training team at Ten.

He likes a laugh, loves parks, nice walks, a good book, photography and of course mamma’s cooking.

Lucy takes a holistic approach to health and is passionate about the improved strength, mobility, control and body awareness that Pilates brings, and the way these benefits can flow on to other aspects of life. She believes in the rewards of Pilates not only for those recovering from injury, but for overall fitness, health and well-being.

Zoe first discovered Pilates as part of her dance training, and continued to practice it for many years after graduation. When a car accident brought her dance performance career to a premature end, Pilates played a vital role in her recovery. Spurred on by the success of her own rehab, Zoe decided she wanted to help other people in a similar position and gained her Mat Pilates qualification. She has been teaching Mat, and latterly Dynamic Reformer, Pilates ever since.

Zoe is a big believer that in life and in exercise alike, with the right motivation and the right tools you can do whatever you set your mind to. To help her clients achieve their goals and ambitions, she draws from her own experience and continual training in a variety of fitness disciplines, from clients’ own experiences and journeys and, last but by no means least, from the principle that enjoyment is a fundamental part of successful learning – so expect her sense of humour to be very much to the fore.

Over the course of her degree, Frances developed a passion for exercise prescription and lifestyle modification, wanting to help people move better whilst living heathier and happier lives.

Frances enjoys the client journey, focusing on all aspects of exercise, nutrition and lifestyle to achieve the kind of functional and sustainable results that will benefit a client every single day. She works to the needs of the body, developing strength and flexibility whilst identifying and correcting muscular imbalances created by our 21st century lifestyle to minimise the risk of injury.

Frances loves nothing more than proving to someone that they can do something and that, with the right attitude, anyone can achieve anything.

Over the past three years, she has worked with a range of clients from age 16 to late 80s with both clinical and non-clinical backgrounds. She has helped people from all walks of life achieve their goals, whether that’s to return to walking unaided right through to helping clients return to top-level competitive sport.

Dynamic Reformer Pilates adds another string to Frances’ bow and she is passionate about its seemingly unlimited potential for rehab and for developing the building blocks for functional strength training.

Upbeat, encouraging and super-smiley, Frances brings a warmth and infectious enthusiasm to her classes – along with a breadth of technical knowledge and experience.

Over the course of her degree, Frances developed a passion for exercise prescription and lifestyle modification, wanting to help people move better whilst living heathier and happier lives.

Frances enjoys the client journey, focusing on all aspects of exercise, nutrition and lifestyle to achieve the kind of functional and sustainable results that will benefit a client every single day. She works to the needs of the body, developing strength and flexibility whilst identifying and correcting muscular imbalances created by our 21st century lifestyle to minimise the risk of injury.

Frances loves nothing more than proving to someone that they can do something and that, with the right attitude, anyone can achieve anything.

Over the past three years, she has worked with a range of clients from age 16 to late 80s with both clinical and non-clinical backgrounds. She has helped people from all walks of life achieve their goals, whether that’s to return to walking unaided right through to helping clients return to top-level competitive sport.

Dynamic Reformer Pilates adds another string to Frances’ bow and she is passionate about its seemingly unlimited potential for rehab and for developing the building blocks for functional strength training.

Upbeat, encouraging and super-smiley, Frances brings a warmth and infectious enthusiasm to her classes – along with a breadth of technical knowledge and experience.

Over the course of her degree, Frances developed a passion for exercise prescription and lifestyle modification, wanting to help people move better whilst living heathier and happier lives.

Frances enjoys the client journey, focusing on all aspects of exercise, nutrition and lifestyle to achieve the kind of functional and sustainable results that will benefit a client every single day. She works to the needs of the body, developing strength and flexibility whilst identifying and correcting muscular imbalances created by our 21st century lifestyle to minimise the risk of injury.

Frances loves nothing more than proving to someone that they can do something and that, with the right attitude, anyone can achieve anything.

Over the past three years, she has worked with a range of clients from age 16 to late 80s with both clinical and non-clinical backgrounds. She has helped people from all walks of life achieve their goals, whether that’s to return to walking unaided right through to helping clients return to top-level competitive sport.

Dynamic Reformer Pilates adds another string to Frances’ bow and she is passionate about its seemingly unlimited potential for rehab and for developing the building blocks for functional strength training.

Upbeat, encouraging and super-smiley, Frances brings a warmth and infectious enthusiasm to her classes – along with a breadth of technical knowledge and experience.

Over the course of her degree, Frances developed a passion for exercise prescription and lifestyle modification, wanting to help people move better whilst living heathier and happier lives.

Frances enjoys the client journey, focusing on all aspects of exercise, nutrition and lifestyle to achieve the kind of functional and sustainable results that will benefit a client every single day. She works to the needs of the body, developing strength and flexibility whilst identifying and correcting muscular imbalances created by our 21st century lifestyle to minimise the risk of injury.

Frances loves nothing more than proving to someone that they can do something and that, with the right attitude, anyone can achieve anything.

Over the past three years, she has worked with a range of clients from age 16 to late 80s with both clinical and non-clinical backgrounds. She has helped people from all walks of life achieve their goals, whether that’s to return to walking unaided right through to helping clients return to top-level competitive sport.

Dynamic Reformer Pilates adds another string to Frances’ bow and she is passionate about its seemingly unlimited potential for rehab and for developing the building blocks for functional strength training.

Upbeat, encouraging and super-smiley, Frances brings a warmth and infectious enthusiasm to her classes – along with a breadth of technical knowledge and experience.

Chrisen stumbled across Pilates as a teenager in his own living room (his mum had bought a Pilates DVD set from late night infomercials). From that day, Pilates has been a huge part of his life, joined shortly afterwards by Yoga and Barre

He is a fully certified in StottPilates, Yoga instructor and Barre. He has also completed additional Pilates and Yoga trainings with BASI Pilates, Polestar Pilates, Courtney Miller, Christina Sell and Ana Forrest. He brings a wealth of knowledge to his classes, having also studied a Bachelor of Arts and Science majoring in Anatomy and Music.

Chrisen’s approach to fitness is fun, dynamic and challenging. His classes are filled with warmth, encouragement and positivity. He is known for his attention to detail and his creative variations on traditional Pilates exercises. He is very passionate about the precision of each exercise to maximise his client’s results and mastery.

He enjoys teaching a combination of Pilates, Yoga and Barre classes as he believes that a movement practise that makes you feel connected from mind to body is essential to becoming the best version of yourself. Mindful exercise empowers you and helps you tackle life’s big challenges and the stress of everyday living in a busy city.

Chrisen is also a musician and needs regular stillness and serenity to fuel his busy lifestyle. In his spare time, you will find him moving at a slower pace – singing and playing instruments or finding quiet time by going on long walks around the city.

Chrisen stumbled across Pilates as a teenager in his own living room (his mum had bought a Pilates DVD set from late night infomercials). From that day, Pilates has been a huge part of his life, joined shortly afterwards by Yoga and Barre

He is a fully certified in StottPilates, Yoga instructor and Barre. He has also completed additional Pilates and Yoga trainings with BASI Pilates, Polestar Pilates, Courtney Miller, Christina Sell and Ana Forrest. He brings a wealth of knowledge to his classes, having also studied a Bachelor of Arts and Science majoring in Anatomy and Music.

Chrisen’s approach to fitness is fun, dynamic and challenging. His classes are filled with warmth, encouragement and positivity. He is known for his attention to detail and his creative variations on traditional Pilates exercises. He is very passionate about the precision of each exercise to maximise his client’s results and mastery.

He enjoys teaching a combination of Pilates, Yoga and Barre classes as he believes that a movement practise that makes you feel connected from mind to body is essential to becoming the best version of yourself. Mindful exercise empowers you and helps you tackle life’s big challenges and the stress of everyday living in a busy city.

Chrisen is also a musician and needs regular stillness and serenity to fuel his busy lifestyle. In his spare time, you will find him moving at a slower pace – singing and playing instruments or finding quiet time by going on long walks around the city.

She has always been a keen horserider and a runner. When she moved to London she discovered Thai boxing, and after a few years’ training, moved to Kho Samui where she trained for a further five months, taking part in three fights (and winning all three).

On returning to London, she was persuaded to enter her first London Marathon – the first of 14 marathons (5 of them in London) all completed in good times, along with a100km race, which she finished in just over 10 hours.

When she lived in Australia and Vanuatu she took up cycling, and as a result found herself competing in the Alpes d’Huez. With its 21 hairpins, this is one of the legendary ascents of the Tour de France, which she climbed in just over an hour on a steel bike.

Just to add an extra element of challenge (and yet more travel), Caroll trained in Krav Maga in Israel, qualifying as an Instructor. And picking up some injuries along the way, which in turn, introduced her to Pilates and her teaching qualification.

Over the past decade she has participated in a number of courses at the some most respected institutes in the field of holistic health and exercise. With her in-depth understanding (and personal experience) that functional movement patterns are essential to maintain a healthy, efficient and pain free body, Carroll ensures that Pilates is at the core of every exercise and program that she does.

As a Trainer, Caroll is strict yet patient; a perfectionist but also a good motivator. As the basis of all Pilates, she insists on correct and transferable technique in all exercises – so you can practice in everyday life what you learn in class. But above all, she aims to develop routines that suit, stimulate and encourage everyone in her classes.

Recreationally she had already started to explore the art of Qi Gong and Martial arts, leading her to move to China and learn more of these ancient disciplines.

Whilst in China, Dee took her studies at Beijing Sports University, where she studied Sports rehabilitation through Chinese massage and medicine.

Keen to broaden her knowledge even further, Dee went in search of something that was not only versatile but would complement her previous experience and skills. Pilates was the answer, and she quickly fell in love with its principles and effectiveness with a range of uses from rehabilitation and sports performance to general body conditioning and functional movement.

Dee has since trained with various different Pilates bodies and educators from Australia, Asia and America and has completed Polestar Pilates Comprehensive studio training programme and Network Pilates Australia Mat and Pre/Post natal training programme. She has over 5-years teaching experience and has recently returned back to the UK after living abroad.

To stay grounded Dee meditates daily, practices Pilates with various instructors and runs in London’s parks. She also enjoys exploring different countries and cultures and generally likes being outdoors. Her goal in life is to continue learning and challenging herself whilst maintaining a healthy mind and body.

Recreationally she had already started to explore the art of Qi Gong and Martial arts, leading her to move to China and learn more of these ancient disciplines.

Whilst in China, Dee took her studies at Beijing Sports University, where she studied Sports rehabilitation through Chinese massage and medicine.

Keen to broaden her knowledge even further, Dee went in search of something that was not only versatile but would complement her previous experience and skills. Pilates was the answer, and she quickly fell in love with its principles and effectiveness with a range of uses from rehabilitation and sports performance to general body conditioning and functional movement.

Dee has since trained with various different Pilates bodies and educators from Australia, Asia and America and has completed Polestar Pilates Comprehensive studio training programme and Network Pilates Australia Mat and Pre/Post natal training programme. She has over 5-years teaching experience and has recently returned back to the UK after living abroad.

To stay grounded Dee meditates daily, practices Pilates with various instructors and runs in London’s parks. She also enjoys exploring different countries and cultures and generally likes being outdoors. Her goal in life is to continue learning and challenging herself whilst maintaining a healthy mind and body.

Over the years Matt has developed a passion for fitness and sport, both as a competitor across a range of sports, including American Football, and as an exercise professional, helping his clients move and feel better.

Matt takes pride in providing the stepping-stones to an active, healthy lifestyle through enhancing movement, strength and fitness. Sustainability and prehabilitation have always been a key part of Matt’s training philosophy, and he takes pains to identify any imbalances or inherent weaknesses that create potential injury risk to his clients and to implement a plan to minimise them.

Over the past three years Matt has widened his experiences as a Sports Rehabilitation Therapist and Fitness Coach with clients of all ages and capabilities, from young athletes to the elderly. He has also worked with amateur and professional athletes in many challenging environments, from national sporting venues to televised events. He has also worked with Osteopaths and Massage Therapists to develop his knowledge and skills in the treatment and management of injuries.

Although Dynamic Reformer Pilates is a relatively new discipline for Matt, his unique skill set and coaching experience have set him up perfectly for this challenging and exciting step in his career. The reformer provides the perfect combination of stability, strength and movement training – principles that Matt has studied and applied as a Rehabilitation specialist and can’t wait to develop further with Ten!

Over the years Matt has developed a passion for fitness and sport, both as a competitor across a range of sports, including American Football, and as an exercise professional, helping his clients move and feel better.

Matt takes pride in providing the stepping-stones to an active, healthy lifestyle through enhancing movement, strength and fitness. Sustainability and prehabilitation have always been a key part of Matt’s training philosophy, and he takes pains to identify any imbalances or inherent weaknesses that create potential injury risk to his clients and to implement a plan to minimise them.

Over the past three years Matt has widened his experiences as a Sports Rehabilitation Therapist and Fitness Coach with clients of all ages and capabilities, from young athletes to the elderly. He has also worked with amateur and professional athletes in many challenging environments, from national sporting venues to televised events. He has also worked with Osteopaths and Massage Therapists to develop his knowledge and skills in the treatment and management of injuries.

Although Dynamic Reformer Pilates is a relatively new discipline for Matt, his unique skill set and coaching experience have set him up perfectly for this challenging and exciting step in his career. The reformer provides the perfect combination of stability, strength and movement training – principles that Matt has studied and applied as a Rehabilitation specialist and can’t wait to develop further with Ten!

Over the years Matt has developed a passion for fitness and sport, both as a competitor across a range of sports, including American Football, and as an exercise professional, helping his clients move and feel better.

Matt takes pride in providing the stepping-stones to an active, healthy lifestyle through enhancing movement, strength and fitness. Sustainability and prehabilitation have always been a key part of Matt’s training philosophy, and he takes pains to identify any imbalances or inherent weaknesses that create potential injury risk to his clients and to implement a plan to minimise them.

Over the past three years Matt has widened his experiences as a Sports Rehabilitation Therapist and Fitness Coach with clients of all ages and capabilities, from young athletes to the elderly. He has also worked with amateur and professional athletes in many challenging environments, from national sporting venues to televised events. He has also worked with Osteopaths and Massage Therapists to develop his knowledge and skills in the treatment and management of injuries.

Although Dynamic Reformer Pilates is a relatively new discipline for Matt, his unique skill set and coaching experience have set him up perfectly for this challenging and exciting step in his career. The reformer provides the perfect combination of stability, strength and movement training – principles that Matt has studied and applied as a Rehabilitation specialist and can’t wait to develop further with Ten!

Chrisen stumbled across Pilates as a teenager in his own living room (his mum had bought a Pilates DVD set from late night infomercials). From that day, Pilates has been a huge part of his life, joined shortly afterwards by Yoga and Barre

He is a fully certified in StottPilates, Yoga instructor and Barre. He has also completed additional Pilates and Yoga trainings with BASI Pilates, Polestar Pilates, Courtney Miller, Christina Sell and Ana Forrest. He brings a wealth of knowledge to his classes, having also studied a Bachelor of Arts and Science majoring in Anatomy and Music.

Chrisen’s approach to fitness is fun, dynamic and challenging. His classes are filled with warmth, encouragement and positivity. He is known for his attention to detail and his creative variations on traditional Pilates exercises. He is very passionate about the precision of each exercise to maximise his client’s results and mastery.

He enjoys teaching a combination of Pilates, Yoga and Barre classes as he believes that a movement practise that makes you feel connected from mind to body is essential to becoming the best version of yourself. Mindful exercise empowers you and helps you tackle life’s big challenges and the stress of everyday living in a busy city.

Chrisen is also a musician and needs regular stillness and serenity to fuel his busy lifestyle. In his spare time, you will find him moving at a slower pace – singing and playing instruments or finding quiet time by going on long walks around the city.

Chrisen stumbled across Pilates as a teenager in his own living room (his mum had bought a Pilates DVD set from late night infomercials). From that day, Pilates has been a huge part of his life, joined shortly afterwards by Yoga and Barre

He is a fully certified in StottPilates, Yoga instructor and Barre. He has also completed additional Pilates and Yoga trainings with BASI Pilates, Polestar Pilates, Courtney Miller, Christina Sell and Ana Forrest. He brings a wealth of knowledge to his classes, having also studied a Bachelor of Arts and Science majoring in Anatomy and Music.

Chrisen’s approach to fitness is fun, dynamic and challenging. His classes are filled with warmth, encouragement and positivity. He is known for his attention to detail and his creative variations on traditional Pilates exercises. He is very passionate about the precision of each exercise to maximise his client’s results and mastery.

He enjoys teaching a combination of Pilates, Yoga and Barre classes as he believes that a movement practise that makes you feel connected from mind to body is essential to becoming the best version of yourself. Mindful exercise empowers you and helps you tackle life’s big challenges and the stress of everyday living in a busy city.

Chrisen is also a musician and needs regular stillness and serenity to fuel his busy lifestyle. In his spare time, you will find him moving at a slower pace – singing and playing instruments or finding quiet time by going on long walks around the city.

Her dedication from such a young age eventually paid off as he was taken on as a professional dancer for New Zealand’s top entertainment company, Diamond. She went on to spend seven years performing with Diamond, where her credits included New Zealand’s X-Factor and The Real Housewives of Auckland, alongside numerous sporting events and music videos.

During this time, she also studied at the University of Auckland to complete her Bachelor’s Degree in Dance Studies, where she focused on dance education and developed a passion to teach others.

Having spent many years swept up in the world of dance both professionally and educationally, it’s no surprise that she discovered Barre in 2014 and quickly began teaching Barre in her home country, New Zealand. Now that she’s settled into London it’s all about TenBarre.

Having previously used Pilates to support her own post injury rehab, she’s also a big advocate of it’s benefits. She’s adamant that Pilates should be a part of everybody’s fitness regime – alongside Barre, of course – and that’s why Ten is the perfect place for her to continue pass on her breadth of Barre expertise.

Whatever the workout, she believes that our bodies were made to move, and she loves helping anyone of any age, shape, ability and background find enjoyment in movement.

When she’s not teaching Barre classes at Ten, Melissa enjoys leading a busy life, which often includes soaking up West End shows, live music and dancing, of course!

Wanting a change of direction and lifestyle, Claire made the decision to turn her passion into her career, and hasn’t looked back since. She is a Level 3 qualified personal trainer, working with clients in a one on one environment, and also teaching classes to small groups of people, with a focus on fun and fitness.

Having also recently undertaken a qualification in sports massage, Claire focuses heavily on assessing and correcting poor posture caused by the pressures of modern life, while also increasing strength and fitness levels. Mobility plays a big part in her sessions – and also in my own training regime – as it is such an important factor in restoring flexibility and correct movement patterns.

Claire is an advocate of introducing weight training into everyone’s routines, as much for general health benefits as for specific strength and weight loss goals. It is essential for good form and technique, even with the smallest of weights, and for she teaches this over everything.

She has chosen to teach HIIT because she believes it’s a great way to challenge and enjoy yourself – two reasons why it always has a place in her own training schedule.

Claire is currently preparing to compete in a fitness modelling competition, so in her spare time, she can be found doing plenty of research into bodybuilding, in the gym or socialising.

Wanting a change of direction and lifestyle, Claire made the decision to turn her passion into her career, and hasn’t looked back since. She is a Level 3 qualified personal trainer, working with clients in a one on one environment, and also teaching classes to small groups of people, with a focus on fun and fitness.

Having also recently undertaken a qualification in sports massage, Claire focuses heavily on assessing and correcting poor posture caused by the pressures of modern life, while also increasing strength and fitness levels. Mobility plays a big part in her sessions – and also in my own training regime – as it is such an important factor in restoring flexibility and correct movement patterns.

Claire is an advocate of introducing weight training into everyone’s routines, as much for general health benefits as for specific strength and weight loss goals. It is essential for good form and technique, even with the smallest of weights, and for she teaches this over everything.

She has chosen to teach HIIT because she believes it’s a great way to challenge and enjoy yourself – two reasons why it always has a place in her own training schedule.

Claire is currently preparing to compete in a fitness modelling competition, so in her spare time, she can be found doing plenty of research into bodybuilding, in the gym or socialising.

He began at just 3 years old, practicing Judo with his Aunt (a multiple world champion) and then trying has hand at a variety of sports before discovering dance at 14.

Danilo’s hobby became his profession, as he passed the audition for one of the most prestigious arts universities in Europe, Codarts, in Holland, before moving to the UK, where he graduated from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance. (As a Postgraduate, he also won the prize for best achievement of the year in 2012.)

After his graduation Danilo worked as a professional dancer for a number of leading national and international choreographers. He danced as lead performer for the National Theatre, as well performing at the Royal Opera House and Sadler’s Wells, both in London and in their UK tours.

He has always used Pilates as a base for his training, having discovered that it was the most efficient way to prevent injuries. After gaining his Matt Pilates qualification, he decided to combine his Pilates knowledge with the benefits of his dance experience and understanding of body awareness, muscle isolation and proprioception by teaching Pilates to professional dancers.

Danilo’s passion to share his knowledge and insights with a wider audience led him to join the Training team at Ten.

He likes a laugh, loves parks, nice walks, a good book, photography and of course mamma’s cooking.

Playing multiple competitive sports and pushing the limits of how many games of sport one parent should be asked to sit through in a week, Brad has always known he wanted to be in the health and fitness industry.

After finishing school he continued to further his education in the fitness industry, completing 3 certificates in fitness, before completing BSc in Sport & Exercise in 2010.

Brad’s career in health and fitness took off when he experienced how exercise could impact the lives of everyday people struggling with a health condition – an insight that changed his aim in life, from giving someone a thick chest and arms to helping people create a more holistic and long lasting approach to health in their own lives.

Brad has extensive experience as an Exercise Specialist and Personal Trainer, and has run boot camps in New Zealand. More recently – and for him much more importantly – he also spent 5 years as an Exercise Physiologist in a leading health and wellness centre. Here he worked not only with able bodied clients, but also became increasingly passionate about working with clients with a vast range of disabilities and injuries – and who couldn’t get help anywhere else.

Brad’s beliefs and approach to fitness and health is all about sustainable and lasting benefits – that means no fad diets and no 6-pack in 7 days.

In the weekends you’ll find Brad training, studying, watching rugby, snowboarding or doing backflips anywhere he can.

Lydia’s credits include performing choreographies at Siobhan Davies Platform, Moving Oxford Platform, Decoda Dance Festival and for Greenwich Dance Agency. She also spent a year as Co-Artistic Director for the university dance company, Actual Size, choreographing and teaching contemporary movement to other students.

Since leaving university, Lydia completed her Performance MA at Chichester University and trained and toured the UK with Mapdance Company while working closely with a number of pioneering choreographers.

When Lydia isn’t teaching Barre, she works as a freelance dance teacher in schools around London and Surrey helping children to stay active and to increase their creativity through movement.

Lydia’s classes are fun but challenging. Lydia focuses as much on lengthening as strengthening throughout her classes, to help her clients to sculpt and tone their bodies.

Playing multiple competitive sports and pushing the limits of how many games of sport one parent should be asked to sit through in a week, Brad has always known he wanted to be in the health and fitness industry.

After finishing school he continued to further his education in the fitness industry, completing 3 certificates in fitness, before completing BSc in Sport & Exercise in 2010.

Brad’s career in health and fitness took off when he experienced how exercise could impact the lives of everyday people struggling with a health condition – an insight that changed his aim in life, from giving someone a thick chest and arms to helping people create a more holistic and long lasting approach to health in their own lives.

Brad has extensive experience as an Exercise Specialist and Personal Trainer, and has run boot camps in New Zealand. More recently – and for him much more importantly – he also spent 5 years as an Exercise Physiologist in a leading health and wellness centre. Here he worked not only with able bodied clients, but also became increasingly passionate about working with clients with a vast range of disabilities and injuries – and who couldn’t get help anywhere else.

Brad’s beliefs and approach to fitness and health is all about sustainable and lasting benefits – that means no fad diets and no 6-pack in 7 days.

In the weekends you’ll find Brad training, studying, watching rugby, snowboarding or doing backflips anywhere he can.

Chrisen stumbled across Pilates as a teenager in his own living room (his mum had bought a Pilates DVD set from late night infomercials). From that day, Pilates has been a huge part of his life, joined shortly afterwards by Yoga and Barre

He is a fully certified in StottPilates, Yoga instructor and Barre. He has also completed additional Pilates and Yoga trainings with BASI Pilates, Polestar Pilates, Courtney Miller, Christina Sell and Ana Forrest. He brings a wealth of knowledge to his classes, having also studied a Bachelor of Arts and Science majoring in Anatomy and Music.

Chrisen’s approach to fitness is fun, dynamic and challenging. His classes are filled with warmth, encouragement and positivity. He is known for his attention to detail and his creative variations on traditional Pilates exercises. He is very passionate about the precision of each exercise to maximise his client’s results and mastery.

He enjoys teaching a combination of Pilates, Yoga and Barre classes as he believes that a movement practise that makes you feel connected from mind to body is essential to becoming the best version of yourself. Mindful exercise empowers you and helps you tackle life’s big challenges and the stress of everyday living in a busy city.

Chrisen is also a musician and needs regular stillness and serenity to fuel his busy lifestyle. In his spare time, you will find him moving at a slower pace – singing and playing instruments or finding quiet time by going on long walks around the city.

Chrisen stumbled across Pilates as a teenager in his own living room (his mum had bought a Pilates DVD set from late night infomercials). From that day, Pilates has been a huge part of his life, joined shortly afterwards by Yoga and Barre

He is a fully certified in StottPilates, Yoga instructor and Barre. He has also completed additional Pilates and Yoga trainings with BASI Pilates, Polestar Pilates, Courtney Miller, Christina Sell and Ana Forrest. He brings a wealth of knowledge to his classes, having also studied a Bachelor of Arts and Science majoring in Anatomy and Music.

Chrisen’s approach to fitness is fun, dynamic and challenging. His classes are filled with warmth, encouragement and positivity. He is known for his attention to detail and his creative variations on traditional Pilates exercises. He is very passionate about the precision of each exercise to maximise his client’s results and mastery.

He enjoys teaching a combination of Pilates, Yoga and Barre classes as he believes that a movement practise that makes you feel connected from mind to body is essential to becoming the best version of yourself. Mindful exercise empowers you and helps you tackle life’s big challenges and the stress of everyday living in a busy city.

Chrisen is also a musician and needs regular stillness and serenity to fuel his busy lifestyle. In his spare time, you will find him moving at a slower pace – singing and playing instruments or finding quiet time by going on long walks around the city.

He began at just 3 years old, practicing Judo with his Aunt (a multiple world champion) and then trying has hand at a variety of sports before discovering dance at 14.

Danilo’s hobby became his profession, as he passed the audition for one of the most prestigious arts universities in Europe, Codarts, in Holland, before moving to the UK, where he graduated from the Northern School of Contemporary Dance. (As a Postgraduate, he also won the prize for best achievement of the year in 2012.)

After his graduation Danilo worked as a professional dancer for a number of leading national and international choreographers. He danced as lead performer for the National Theatre, as well performing at the Royal Opera House and Sadler’s Wells, both in London and in their UK tours.

He has always used Pilates as a base for his training, having discovered that it was the most efficient way to prevent injuries. After gaining his Matt Pilates qualification, he decided to combine his Pilates knowledge with the benefits of his dance experience and understanding of body awareness, muscle isolation and proprioception by teaching Pilates to professional dancers.

Danilo’s passion to share his knowledge and insights with a wider audience led him to join the Training team at Ten.

He likes a laugh, loves parks, nice walks, a good book, photography and of course mamma’s cooking.

Chrisen stumbled across Pilates as a teenager in his own living room (his mum had bought a Pilates DVD set from late night infomercials). From that day, Pilates has been a huge part of his life, joined shortly afterwards by Yoga and Barre

He is a fully certified in StottPilates, Yoga instructor and Barre. He has also completed additional Pilates and Yoga trainings with BASI Pilates, Polestar Pilates, Courtney Miller, Christina Sell and Ana Forrest. He brings a wealth of knowledge to his classes, having also studied a Bachelor of Arts and Science majoring in Anatomy and Music.

Chrisen’s approach to fitness is fun, dynamic and challenging. His classes are filled with warmth, encouragement and positivity. He is known for his attention to detail and his creative variations on traditional Pilates exercises. He is very passionate about the precision of each exercise to maximise his client’s results and mastery.

He enjoys teaching a combination of Pilates, Yoga and Barre classes as he believes that a movement practise that makes you feel connected from mind to body is essential to becoming the best version of yourself. Mindful exercise empowers you and helps you tackle life’s big challenges and the stress of everyday living in a busy city.

Chrisen is also a musician and needs regular stillness and serenity to fuel his busy lifestyle. In his spare time, you will find him moving at a slower pace – singing and playing instruments or finding quiet time by going on long walks around the city.

Whilst at university, she read an article about the memory-boosting benefits of exercise, so she joined a gym, discovered a passion for fitness and got her degree into the bargain.

Health, fitness and nutrition have been a fundamental part of Yolanda’s life for the past 10 years. She started doing reformer classes 3 years ago, and liked it so much she signed up for a mat course – and has been teaching Pilates ever since.

In her own fitness routine, she likes plenty of variety. A mix of cardio classes, Dynamic Reformer Pilates and yoga keep her interested and motivated. Yolanda finds that the different disciplines compliment each other well and have made her stronger and more flexible – goals she brings to the fore in her own classes.

In spare time, she can be found in farmers’ markets, and cycling everywhere (when it’s not raining).

Following his undergraduate degree, Zander went on to complete a Masters in Applied Sport and Exercise Physiology. Whilst studying, he worked as an Assistant Head of Strength and Conditioning at a private school, where he was able to apply his academic knowledge to practical sporting solutions.

Increasing his understanding of exercise prescription, recovery and nutrition led him to the conclusion that the best way to support a client’s progress is by educating them on these factors. He’s also a big fan of Pilates for both its rehabilitative and prehabilitative benefits, noting that the key principles and exercises can improve functional fitness and support the demands of day-to-day life.

His classes are upbeat, energetic and fun, and he looks to bring the best out of his clients by pushing them to better themselves. By combining this with a wealth of knowledge and technical experience, he aims for every client to leave his class with a smile on their face and one step closer to reaching their goals.

In his spare time, Zander can be found at the gym focussing on weight training to improve his personal health – and his basketball performance, of course.

Following his undergraduate degree, Zander went on to complete a Masters in Applied Sport and Exercise Physiology. Whilst studying, he worked as an Assistant Head of Strength and Conditioning at a private school, where he was able to apply his academic knowledge to practical sporting solutions.

Increasing his understanding of exercise prescription, recovery and nutrition led him to the conclusion that the best way to support a client’s progress is by educating them on these factors. He’s also a big fan of Pilates for both its rehabilitative and prehabilitative benefits, noting that the key principles and exercises can improve functional fitness and support the demands of day-to-day life.

His classes are upbeat, energetic and fun, and he looks to bring the best out of his clients by pushing them to better themselves. By combining this with a wealth of knowledge and technical experience, he aims for every client to leave his class with a smile on their face and one step closer to reaching their goals.

In his spare time, Zander can be found at the gym focussing on weight training to improve his personal health – and his basketball performance, of course.

Following his undergraduate degree, Zander went on to complete a Masters in Applied Sport and Exercise Physiology. Whilst studying, he worked as an Assistant Head of Strength and Conditioning at a private school, where he was able to apply his academic knowledge to practical sporting solutions.

Increasing his understanding of exercise prescription, recovery and nutrition led him to the conclusion that the best way to support a client’s progress is by educating them on these factors. He’s also a big fan of Pilates for both its rehabilitative and prehabilitative benefits, noting that the key principles and exercises can improve functional fitness and support the demands of day-to-day life.

His classes are upbeat, energetic and fun, and he looks to bring the best out of his clients by pushing them to better themselves. By combining this with a wealth of knowledge and technical experience, he aims for every client to leave his class with a smile on their face and one step closer to reaching their goals.

In his spare time, Zander can be found at the gym focussing on weight training to improve his personal health – and his basketball performance, of course.

Following his undergraduate degree, Zander went on to complete a Masters in Applied Sport and Exercise Physiology. Whilst studying, he worked as an Assistant Head of Strength and Conditioning at a private school, where he was able to apply his academic knowledge to practical sporting solutions.

Increasing his understanding of exercise prescription, recovery and nutrition led him to the conclusion that the best way to support a client’s progress is by educating them on these factors. He’s also a big fan of Pilates for both its rehabilitative and prehabilitative benefits, noting that the key principles and exercises can improve functional fitness and support the demands of day-to-day life.

His classes are upbeat, energetic and fun, and he looks to bring the best out of his clients by pushing them to better themselves. By combining this with a wealth of knowledge and technical experience, he aims for every client to leave his class with a smile on their face and one step closer to reaching their goals.

In his spare time, Zander can be found at the gym focussing on weight training to improve his personal health – and his basketball performance, of course.

Over the years Matt has developed a passion for fitness and sport, both as a competitor across a range of sports, including American Football, and as an exercise professional, helping his clients move and feel better.

Matt takes pride in providing the stepping-stones to an active, healthy lifestyle through enhancing movement, strength and fitness. Sustainability and prehabilitation have always been a key part of Matt’s training philosophy, and he takes pains to identify any imbalances or inherent weaknesses that create potential injury risk to his clients and to implement a plan to minimise them.

Over the past three years Matt has widened his experiences as a Sports Rehabilitation Therapist and Fitness Coach with clients of all ages and capabilities, from young athletes to the elderly. He has also worked with amateur and professional athletes in many challenging environments, from national sporting venues to televised events. He has also worked with Osteopaths and Massage Therapists to develop his knowledge and skills in the treatment and management of injuries.

Although Dynamic Reformer Pilates is a relatively new discipline for Matt, his unique skill set and coaching experience have set him up perfectly for this challenging and exciting step in his career. The reformer provides the perfect combination of stability, strength and movement training – principles that Matt has studied and applied as a Rehabilitation specialist and can’t wait to develop further with Ten!

She has always been a keen horserider and a runner. When she moved to London she discovered Thai boxing, and after a few years’ training, moved to Kho Samui where she trained for a further five months, taking part in three fights (and winning all three).

On returning to London, she was persuaded to enter her first London Marathon – the first of 14 marathons (5 of them in London) all completed in good times, along with a100km race, which she finished in just over 10 hours.

When she lived in Australia and Vanuatu she took up cycling, and as a result found herself competing in the Alpes d’Huez. With its 21 hairpins, this is one of the legendary ascents of the Tour de France, which she climbed in just over an hour on a steel bike.

Just to add an extra element of challenge (and yet more travel), Caroll trained in Krav Maga in Israel, qualifying as an Instructor. And picking up some injuries along the way, which in turn, introduced her to Pilates and her teaching qualification.

Over the past decade she has participated in a number of courses at the some most respected institutes in the field of holistic health and exercise. With her in-depth understanding (and personal experience) that functional movement patterns are essential to maintain a healthy, efficient and pain free body, Carroll ensures that Pilates is at the core of every exercise and program that she does.

As a Trainer, Caroll is strict yet patient; a perfectionist but also a good motivator. As the basis of all Pilates, she insists on correct and transferable technique in all exercises – so you can practice in everyday life what you learn in class. But above all, she aims to develop routines that suit, stimulate and encourage everyone in her classes.

She has always been a keen horserider and a runner. When she moved to London she discovered Thai boxing, and after a few years’ training, moved to Kho Samui where she trained for a further five months, taking part in three fights (and winning all three).

On returning to London, she was persuaded to enter her first London Marathon – the first of 14 marathons (5 of them in London) all completed in good times, along with a100km race, which she finished in just over 10 hours.

When she lived in Australia and Vanuatu she took up cycling, and as a result found herself competing in the Alpes d’Huez. With its 21 hairpins, this is one of the legendary ascents of the Tour de France, which she climbed in just over an hour on a steel bike.

Just to add an extra element of challenge (and yet more travel), Caroll trained in Krav Maga in Israel, qualifying as an Instructor. And picking up some injuries along the way, which in turn, introduced her to Pilates and her teaching qualification.

Over the past decade she has participated in a number of courses at the some most respected institutes in the field of holistic health and exercise. With her in-depth understanding (and personal experience) that functional movement patterns are essential to maintain a healthy, efficient and pain free body, Carroll ensures that Pilates is at the core of every exercise and program that she does.

As a Trainer, Caroll is strict yet patient; a perfectionist but also a good motivator. As the basis of all Pilates, she insists on correct and transferable technique in all exercises – so you can practice in everyday life what you learn in class. But above all, she aims to develop routines that suit, stimulate and encourage everyone in her classes.

She has always been a keen horserider and a runner. When she moved to London she discovered Thai boxing, and after a few years’ training, moved to Kho Samui where she trained for a further five months, taking part in three fights (and winning all three).

On returning to London, she was persuaded to enter her first London Marathon – the first of 14 marathons (5 of them in London) all completed in good times, along with a100km race, which she finished in just over 10 hours.

When she lived in Australia and Vanuatu she took up cycling, and as a result found herself competing in the Alpes d’Huez. With its 21 hairpins, this is one of the legendary ascents of the Tour de France, which she climbed in just over an hour on a steel bike.

Just to add an extra element of challenge (and yet more travel), Caroll trained in Krav Maga in Israel, qualifying as an Instructor. And picking up some injuries along the way, which in turn, introduced her to Pilates and her teaching qualification.

Over the past decade she has participated in a number of courses at the some most respected institutes in the field of holistic health and exercise. With her in-depth understanding (and personal experience) that functional movement patterns are essential to maintain a healthy, efficient and pain free body, Carroll ensures that Pilates is at the core of every exercise and program that she does.

As a Trainer, Caroll is strict yet patient; a perfectionist but also a good motivator. As the basis of all Pilates, she insists on correct and transferable technique in all exercises – so you can practice in everyday life what you learn in class. But above all, she aims to develop routines that suit, stimulate and encourage everyone in her classes.

Whilst at university, she read an article about the memory-boosting benefits of exercise, so she joined a gym, discovered a passion for fitness and got her degree into the bargain.

Health, fitness and nutrition have been a fundamental part of Yolanda’s life for the past 10 years. She started doing reformer classes 3 years ago, and liked it so much she signed up for a mat course – and has been teaching Pilates ever since.

In her own fitness routine, she likes plenty of variety. A mix of cardio classes, Dynamic Reformer Pilates and yoga keep her interested and motivated. Yolanda finds that the different disciplines compliment each other well and have made her stronger and more flexible – goals she brings to the fore in her own classes.

In spare time, she can be found in farmers’ markets, and cycling everywhere (when it’s not raining).

Whilst at university, she read an article about the memory-boosting benefits of exercise, so she joined a gym, discovered a passion for fitness and got her degree into the bargain.

Health, fitness and nutrition have been a fundamental part of Yolanda’s life for the past 10 years. She started doing reformer classes 3 years ago, and liked it so much she signed up for a mat course – and has been teaching Pilates ever since.

In her own fitness routine, she likes plenty of variety. A mix of cardio classes, Dynamic Reformer Pilates and yoga keep her interested and motivated. Yolanda finds that the different disciplines compliment each other well and have made her stronger and more flexible – goals she brings to the fore in her own classes.

In spare time, she can be found in farmers’ markets, and cycling everywhere (when it’s not raining).

Following his undergraduate degree, Zander went on to complete a Masters in Applied Sport and Exercise Physiology. Whilst studying, he worked as an Assistant Head of Strength and Conditioning at a private school, where he was able to apply his academic knowledge to practical sporting solutions.

Increasing his understanding of exercise prescription, recovery and nutrition led him to the conclusion that the best way to support a client’s progress is by educating them on these factors. He’s also a big fan of Pilates for both its rehabilitative and prehabilitative benefits, noting that the key principles and exercises can improve functional fitness and support the demands of day-to-day life.

His classes are upbeat, energetic and fun, and he looks to bring the best out of his clients by pushing them to better themselves. By combining this with a wealth of knowledge and technical experience, he aims for every client to leave his class with a smile on their face and one step closer to reaching their goals.

In his spare time, Zander can be found at the gym focussing on weight training to improve his personal health – and his basketball performance, of course.

Her love of exercise led to a BSc in Sport and Exercise at the University of Auckland. Volunteer work with Cerebral Palsy patients in her last year of University sparked a strong interest in rehabilitation for special populations and Emma realised that her passion for healthcare meant that more study was required, so she went back to University and completed a BHSc in Physiotherapy at AUT.

After graduating Emma began locum work at a Physio clinic that specialised in Pilates – the start of her journey her journey with teaching and using Pilates for rehabilitation. She joins the Ten team after 9 years honing her Physiotherapy and Pilates skills in Australia and New Zealand.

With a wealth of experience both as a clinical Physiotherapist and Pilates instructor, a strong understanding of biomechanics, functional movement patterns and injury rehabilitation, Emma brings a strong focus on posture and alignment to all her Pilates classes and training sessions.

In her spare time Emma spends as much time as possible outdoors. (Good luck with that in London, Emma!) Travelling, hiking, running, climbing and playing Ultimate Frisbee are particular favourites.

Her love of exercise led to a BSc in Sport and Exercise at the University of Auckland. Volunteer work with Cerebral Palsy patients in her last year of University sparked a strong interest in rehabilitation for special populations and Emma realised that her passion for healthcare meant that more study was required, so she went back to University and completed a BHSc in Physiotherapy at AUT.

After graduating Emma began locum work at a Physio clinic that specialised in Pilates – the start of her journey her journey with teaching and using Pilates for rehabilitation. She joins the Ten team after 9 years honing her Physiotherapy and Pilates skills in Australia and New Zealand.

With a wealth of experience both as a clinical Physiotherapist and Pilates instructor, a strong understanding of biomechanics, functional movement patterns and injury rehabilitation, Emma brings a strong focus on posture and alignment to all her Pilates classes and training sessions.

In her spare time Emma spends as much time as possible outdoors. (Good luck with that in London, Emma!) Travelling, hiking, running, climbing and playing Ultimate Frisbee are particular favourites.

Zoe first discovered Pilates as part of her dance training, and continued to practice it for many years after graduation. When a car accident brought her dance performance career to a premature end, Pilates played a vital role in her recovery. Spurred on by the success of her own rehab, Zoe decided she wanted to help other people in a similar position and gained her Mat Pilates qualification. She has been teaching Mat, and latterly Dynamic Reformer, Pilates ever since.

Zoe is a big believer that in life and in exercise alike, with the right motivation and the right tools you can do whatever you set your mind to. To help her clients achieve their goals and ambitions, she draws from her own experience and continual training in a variety of fitness disciplines, from clients’ own experiences and journeys and, last but by no means least, from the principle that enjoyment is a fundamental part of successful learning – so expect her sense of humour to be very much to the fore.

Zoe first discovered Pilates as part of her dance training, and continued to practice it for many years after graduation. When a car accident brought her dance performance career to a premature end, Pilates played a vital role in her recovery. Spurred on by the success of her own rehab, Zoe decided she wanted to help other people in a similar position and gained her Mat Pilates qualification. She has been teaching Mat, and latterly Dynamic Reformer, Pilates ever since.

Zoe is a big believer that in life and in exercise alike, with the right motivation and the right tools you can do whatever you set your mind to. To help her clients achieve their goals and ambitions, she draws from her own experience and continual training in a variety of fitness disciplines, from clients’ own experiences and journeys and, last but by no means least, from the principle that enjoyment is a fundamental part of successful learning – so expect her sense of humour to be very much to the fore.

Zoe first discovered Pilates as part of her dance training, and continued to practice it for many years after graduation. When a car accident brought her dance performance career to a premature end, Pilates played a vital role in her recovery. Spurred on by the success of her own rehab, Zoe decided she wanted to help other people in a similar position and gained her Mat Pilates qualification. She has been teaching Mat, and latterly Dynamic Reformer, Pilates ever since.

Zoe is a big believer that in life and in exercise alike, with the right motivation and the right tools you can do whatever you set your mind to. To help her clients achieve their goals and ambitions, she draws from her own experience and continual training in a variety of fitness disciplines, from clients’ own experiences and journeys and, last but by no means least, from the principle that enjoyment is a fundamental part of successful learning – so expect her sense of humour to be very much to the fore.

Playing multiple competitive sports and pushing the limits of how many games of sport one parent should be asked to sit through in a week, Brad has always known he wanted to be in the health and fitness industry.

After finishing school he continued to further his education in the fitness industry, completing 3 certificates in fitness, before completing BSc in Sport & Exercise in 2010.

Brad’s career in health and fitness took off when he experienced how exercise could impact the lives of everyday people struggling with a health condition – an insight that changed his aim in life, from giving someone a thick chest and arms to helping people create a more holistic and long lasting approach to health in their own lives.

Brad has extensive experience as an Exercise Specialist and Personal Trainer, and has run boot camps in New Zealand. More recently – and for him much more importantly – he also spent 5 years as an Exercise Physiologist in a leading health and wellness centre. Here he worked not only with able bodied clients, but also became increasingly passionate about working with clients with a vast range of disabilities and injuries – and who couldn’t get help anywhere else.

Brad’s beliefs and approach to fitness and health is all about sustainable and lasting benefits – that means no fad diets and no 6-pack in 7 days.

In the weekends you’ll find Brad training, studying, watching rugby, snowboarding or doing backflips anywhere he can.

Her dedication from such a young age eventually paid off as he was taken on as a professional dancer for New Zealand’s top entertainment company, Diamond. She went on to spend seven years performing with Diamond, where her credits included New Zealand’s X-Factor and The Real Housewives of Auckland, alongside numerous sporting events and music videos.

During this time, she also studied at the University of Auckland to complete her Bachelor’s Degree in Dance Studies, where she focused on dance education and developed a passion to teach others.

Having spent many years swept up in the world of dance both professionally and educationally, it’s no surprise that she discovered Barre in 2014 and quickly began teaching Barre in her home country, New Zealand. Now that she’s settled into London it’s all about TenBarre.

Having previously used Pilates to support her own post injury rehab, she’s also a big advocate of it’s benefits. She’s adamant that Pilates should be a part of everybody’s fitness regime – alongside Barre, of course – and that’s why Ten is the perfect place for her to continue pass on her breadth of Barre expertise.

Whatever the workout, she believes that our bodies were made to move, and she loves helping anyone of any age, shape, ability and background find enjoyment in movement.

When she’s not teaching Barre classes at Ten, Melissa enjoys leading a busy life, which often includes soaking up West End shows, live music and dancing, of course!

Her dedication from such a young age eventually paid off as he was taken on as a professional dancer for New Zealand’s top entertainment company, Diamond. She went on to spend seven years performing with Diamond, where her credits included New Zealand’s X-Factor and The Real Housewives of Auckland, alongside numerous sporting events and music videos.

During this time, she also studied at the University of Auckland to complete her Bachelor’s Degree in Dance Studies, where she focused on dance education and developed a passion to teach others.

Having spent many years swept up in the world of dance both professionally and educationally, it’s no surprise that she discovered Barre in 2014 and quickly began teaching Barre in her home country, New Zealand. Now that she’s settled into London it’s all about TenBarre.

Having previously used Pilates to support her own post injury rehab, she’s also a big advocate of it’s benefits. She’s adamant that Pilates should be a part of everybody’s fitness regime – alongside Barre, of course – and that’s why Ten is the perfect place for her to continue pass on her breadth of Barre expertise.

Whatever the workout, she believes that our bodies were made to move, and she loves helping anyone of any age, shape, ability and background find enjoyment in movement.

When she’s not teaching Barre classes at Ten, Melissa enjoys leading a busy life, which often includes soaking up West End shows, live music and dancing, of course!

Ellen completed her training for Sports Massage in 2014 and has since worked extensively in clinics and sports teams across the country including Leeds united, the Leeds Bradford MCCU cricket team and the Canadian world cup rugby team (where she quickly learnt the benefits of using forearms and elbows to increase the pressure!).

Along the way, Ellen has been lucky enough to work with a number of leading osteopaths, physiotherapists, surgeons and clinical personal trainers to develop her knowledge and skills in the management and treatment of injuries.

She believes that sports massage isn’t just for sportspeople – in fact it’s a highly effective way to ease both occupational pain and the tensions, strains and stresses of everyday living. A key part of her work is to establish the underlying issue along with the easing pain or discomfort, and to look at the bigger picture to provide the best possible care.

A relatively recent arrival at Ten, Ellen is keen to continue to grow within the Ten team, as she continues her development into Pilates and Clinical training.

You may also see her helping out on front of house.

Ellen has been involved in sports teams her whole life and has worked her way up to competitive levels in hockey, netball, horse riding and athletics. Alongside all the sport she is a keen traveller and has recently arrived back from Thailand and Indonesia. In her spare time, Ellen is an animal fanatic who loves to use the ‘borrow my doggy’ app to walk and take care of dogs for owners who work. She is also very keen gym goer and her newfound love of Pilates means you will undoubtedly see her in classes, too.

Ellen completed her training for Sports Massage in 2014 and has since worked extensively in clinics and sports teams across the country including Leeds united, the Leeds Bradford MCCU cricket team and the Canadian world cup rugby team (where she quickly learnt the benefits of using forearms and elbows to increase the pressure!).

Along the way, Ellen has been lucky enough to work with a number of leading osteopaths, physiotherapists, surgeons and clinical personal trainers to develop her knowledge and skills in the management and treatment of injuries.

She believes that sports massage isn’t just for sportspeople – in fact it’s a highly effective way to ease both occupational pain and the tensions, strains and stresses of everyday living. A key part of her work is to establish the underlying issue along with the easing pain or discomfort, and to look at the bigger picture to provide the best possible care.

A relatively recent arrival at Ten, Ellen is keen to continue to grow within the Ten team, as she continues her development into Pilates and Clinical training.

You may also see her helping out on front of house.

Ellen has been involved in sports teams her whole life and has worked her way up to competitive levels in hockey, netball, horse riding and athletics. Alongside all the sport she is a keen traveller and has recently arrived back from Thailand and Indonesia. In her spare time, Ellen is an animal fanatic who loves to use the ‘borrow my doggy’ app to walk and take care of dogs for owners who work. She is also very keen gym goer and her newfound love of Pilates means you will undoubtedly see her in classes, too.

Ellen completed her training for Sports Massage in 2014 and has since worked extensively in clinics and sports teams across the country including Leeds united, the Leeds Bradford MCCU cricket team and the Canadian world cup rugby team (where she quickly learnt the benefits of using forearms and elbows to increase the pressure!).

Along the way, Ellen has been lucky enough to work with a number of leading osteopaths, physiotherapists, surgeons and clinical personal trainers to develop her knowledge and skills in the management and treatment of injuries.

She believes that sports massage isn’t just for sportspeople – in fact it’s a highly effective way to ease both occupational pain and the tensions, strains and stresses of everyday living. A key part of her work is to establish the underlying issue along with the easing pain or discomfort, and to look at the bigger picture to provide the best possible care.

A relatively recent arrival at Ten, Ellen is keen to continue to grow within the Ten team, as she continues her development into Pilates and Clinical training.

You may also see her helping out on front of house.

Ellen has been involved in sports teams her whole life and has worked her way up to competitive levels in hockey, netball, horse riding and athletics. Alongside all the sport she is a keen traveller and has recently arrived back from Thailand and Indonesia. In her spare time, Ellen is an animal fanatic who loves to use the ‘borrow my doggy’ app to walk and take care of dogs for owners who work. She is also very keen gym goer and her newfound love of Pilates means you will undoubtedly see her in classes, too.

Sarah is an experienced Sports Massage Therapist with a background in Physiotherapy and Sports Therapy.

She was introduced to the world of rehab and physical therapy through an internship in a Pilates studio in America. Inspired by the use of Pilates in the rehabilitation of injured athletes, she studied Sports and Exercise Therapy at Leeds Beckett University.

She graduated with a First Class Honours degree and was awarded for Outstanding Academic Achievement. During her time in Leeds, she also qualified as a Sports Massage Therapist (ITEC level 3). In 2014, she completed her Masters Degree in Physiotherapy with Merit at King’s College London.

In addition to treating everyday aches and pains for clients from all walks of life, Sarah has gained valuable experience treating a variety of athletes from recreational to elite levels. She has worked across an impressive array of sports including rugby, basketball, volleyball, athletics, gymnastics, football, swimming, long distance running, tennis, and cycling – to list just a few.

She also has a keen interested in clinical Pilates; she has completed a Mat work level 1 workshop and enjoys doing Pilates in her free time.

The approach that Sarah takes is based on combining her knowledge and experiences in Sports Massage, Physiotherapy and Sports Therapy. She adapts her treatments depending on the individual, combining massage, joint mobilisations, stretching and self-management advice.

Emily finds the more she practices and studies yoga, the more there is to learn about yoga, the body and the mind. She advocates the transformational possibilities that yoga can bring, both in improving strength and flexibility as well as personal growth and she is passionate about sharing this with her students.

When she’s not practicing Yoga, Emily enjoys Skiing, Kite-surfing and Body-surfing – slope and beach permitting, of course.

Playing multiple competitive sports and pushing the limits of how many games of sport one parent should be asked to sit through in a week, Brad has always known he wanted to be in the health and fitness industry.

After finishing school he continued to further his education in the fitness industry, completing 3 certificates in fitness, before completing BSc in Sport & Exercise in 2010.

Brad’s career in health and fitness took off when he experienced how exercise could impact the lives of everyday people struggling with a health condition – an insight that changed his aim in life, from giving someone a thick chest and arms to helping people create a more holistic and long lasting approach to health in their own lives.

Brad has extensive experience as an Exercise Specialist and Personal Trainer, and has run boot camps in New Zealand. More recently – and for him much more importantly – he also spent 5 years as an Exercise Physiologist in a leading health and wellness centre. Here he worked not only with able bodied clients, but also became increasingly passionate about working with clients with a vast range of disabilities and injuries – and who couldn’t get help anywhere else.

Brad’s beliefs and approach to fitness and health is all about sustainable and lasting benefits – that means no fad diets and no 6-pack in 7 days.

In the weekends you’ll find Brad training, studying, watching rugby, snowboarding or doing backflips anywhere he can.

Nadine has a particular interest in Women’s Health and holds a level 3 qualification for Pregnancy (pre and post natal). Nadine has also completed her Level 3 Personal Training Qualification with NASM in 2016. In her own training Nadine is an avid Yogi and calisthenics lover who is always keen to try the newest exercise craze.

Don’t be fooled by her big smile and Irish accent, Nadine is a tough trainer who places a focus on functional movement alongside a really satisfying burn!

Ellen completed her training for Sports Massage in 2014 and has since worked extensively in clinics and sports teams across the country including Leeds united, the Leeds Bradford MCCU cricket team and the Canadian world cup rugby team (where she quickly learnt the benefits of using forearms and elbows to increase the pressure!).

Along the way, Ellen has been lucky enough to work with a number of leading osteopaths, physiotherapists, surgeons and clinical personal trainers to develop her knowledge and skills in the management and treatment of injuries.

She believes that sports massage isn’t just for sportspeople – in fact it’s a highly effective way to ease both occupational pain and the tensions, strains and stresses of everyday living. A key part of her work is to establish the underlying issue along with the easing pain or discomfort, and to look at the bigger picture to provide the best possible care.

A relatively recent arrival at Ten, Ellen is keen to continue to grow within the Ten team, as she continues her development into Pilates and Clinical training.

You may also see her helping out on front of house.

Ellen has been involved in sports teams her whole life and has worked her way up to competitive levels in hockey, netball, horse riding and athletics. Alongside all the sport she is a keen traveller and has recently arrived back from Thailand and Indonesia. In her spare time, Ellen is an animal fanatic who loves to use the ‘borrow my doggy’ app to walk and take care of dogs for owners who work. She is also very keen gym goer and her newfound love of Pilates means you will undoubtedly see her in classes, too.

An advocate of a science-based approach, Rob is constantly looking to improve his knowledge and keep up-to-date on how to most effectively improve and maintain both his and his client’s health. Fast fixes and fad diets and exercises are anathema to Rob, and he loves to demonstrate to his clients that continuous small changes to behaviour, exercise and diet bring results that last.

Having trained a wide variety of clients – from martial artists in peak condition to people recovering from injury, from actors to doctors – Rob knows that everyone has different lives and fitness requirements, and has the experience and expertise to match his approach and techniques to his clients’ needs and goals.

When he’s not training Rob likes to relax by wandering around the countryside – when he can escape the attentions of his two young sons! Occasionally (but not often enough), he enjoys indulging his gastronomic appetites in one of the many fine restaurants in and around London.

An advocate of a science-based approach, Rob is constantly looking to improve his knowledge and keep up-to-date on how to most effectively improve and maintain both his and his client’s health. Fast fixes and fad diets and exercises are anathema to Rob, and he loves to demonstrate to his clients that continuous small changes to behaviour, exercise and diet bring results that last.

Having trained a wide variety of clients – from martial artists in peak condition to people recovering from injury, from actors to doctors – Rob knows that everyone has different lives and fitness requirements, and has the experience and expertise to match his approach and techniques to his clients’ needs and goals.

When he’s not training Rob likes to relax by wandering around the countryside – when he can escape the attentions of his two young sons! Occasionally (but not often enough), he enjoys indulging his gastronomic appetites in one of the many fine restaurants in and around London.

An advocate of a science-based approach, Rob is constantly looking to improve his knowledge and keep up-to-date on how to most effectively improve and maintain both his and his client’s health. Fast fixes and fad diets and exercises are anathema to Rob, and he loves to demonstrate to his clients that continuous small changes to behaviour, exercise and diet bring results that last.

Having trained a wide variety of clients – from martial artists in peak condition to people recovering from injury, from actors to doctors – Rob knows that everyone has different lives and fitness requirements, and has the experience and expertise to match his approach and techniques to his clients’ needs and goals.

When he’s not training Rob likes to relax by wandering around the countryside – when he can escape the attentions of his two young sons! Occasionally (but not often enough), he enjoys indulging his gastronomic appetites in one of the many fine restaurants in and around London.

An advocate of a science-based approach, Rob is constantly looking to improve his knowledge and keep up-to-date on how to most effectively improve and maintain both his and his client’s health. Fast fixes and fad diets and exercises are anathema to Rob, and he loves to demonstrate to his clients that continuous small changes to behaviour, exercise and diet bring results that last.

Having trained a wide variety of clients – from martial artists in peak condition to people recovering from injury, from actors to doctors – Rob knows that everyone has different lives and fitness requirements, and has the experience and expertise to match his approach and techniques to his clients’ needs and goals.

When he’s not training Rob likes to relax by wandering around the countryside – when he can escape the attentions of his two young sons! Occasionally (but not often enough), he enjoys indulging his gastronomic appetites in one of the many fine restaurants in and around London.

An advocate of a science-based approach, Rob is constantly looking to improve his knowledge and keep up-to-date on how to most effectively improve and maintain both his and his client’s health. Fast fixes and fad diets and exercises are anathema to Rob, and he loves to demonstrate to his clients that continuous small changes to behaviour, exercise and diet bring results that last.

Having trained a wide variety of clients – from martial artists in peak condition to people recovering from injury, from actors to doctors – Rob knows that everyone has different lives and fitness requirements, and has the experience and expertise to match his approach and techniques to his clients’ needs and goals.

When he’s not training Rob likes to relax by wandering around the countryside – when he can escape the attentions of his two young sons! Occasionally (but not often enough), he enjoys indulging his gastronomic appetites in one of the many fine restaurants in and around London.

She then spent 2 years as a hospital-based cardiac scientist before returning to University in 2011 to further her knowledge through a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy

Madeleine discovered Pilates through her background in dance – she was a dance teacher for 6 years. She completed her Pilates training in 2014 and since then, has worked as an instructor in both a one on one and group class environment.

Madeleine is also a Physiotherapist at Ten Health & Fitness. Passionate about the power of Pilates as a rehab tool for a variety of musculoskeletal conditions, she will often implement it as part of her patients’ exercise rehabilitation.

In her spare time Madeleine enjoys keeping fit and active through gym training, running and Pilates. She is a keen traveller and is excited about exploring England and Europe.

Her approach to teaching Yoga is focused on encouraging students to pay attention to their own individual strengths, switching off from everyone else and taking your practice to where the body feels comfortable. The statement “I’m not flexible enough for Yoga” – something she hears too often – is an incorrect and limiting belief, and Natalie is all about overcoming the fears and obstacles that people create for themselves.

Mindset work is Natalie’s biggest passion as she is all about the mind/body connection. She spends her time exploring the deeper realms of this theme, alongside a love of travelling the world and taking time out in Meditation/Yoga retreats and workshops.

After graduating, Rafael began his career working as a personal trainer for both adults and children. Throughout his career he has also been involved in coaching and teaching a range of sports, leading capoeira groups, running social projects, organising boot camps and sports championships, and he even founded his own running group.

Believing that the human body truly is made to move, Rafael credits the skeletal system as the thing that allows us to live our lives to the maximum.

It’s this interest in musculoskeletal health that led him to train both as a Pilates instructor and study Tui Na massage, further improving his knowledge and understanding of human anatomy and in turn helping him to address muscular imbalances.

Having previously worked with people who faced hernias, disc protrusion, sciatic nerve issues, back pain and postural imbalances, Rafael enjoys helping people improve their quality of movement, overall fitness and general health.

This experience also taught him the importance of looking after our bodies, so that we can continue to live healthy and active lives without aches and pains.

Rafael takes a tailored approach to each client, understanding their needs, respecting their limitations and observing existing imbalances in the musculoskeletal system, which enables him to develop individual plans to help his clients achieve their goals. Whether that is to reduce pain and discomfort or increase tone, his programmes are developed to help clients strengthen the right muscles and restore balance.

After graduating, Rafael began his career working as a personal trainer for both adults and children. Throughout his career he has also been involved in coaching and teaching a range of sports, leading capoeira groups, running social projects, organising boot camps and sports championships, and he even founded his own running group.

Believing that the human body truly is made to move, Rafael credits the skeletal system as the thing that allows us to live our lives to the maximum.

It’s this interest in musculoskeletal health that led him to train both as a Pilates instructor and study Tui Na massage, further improving his knowledge and understanding of human anatomy and in turn helping him to address muscular imbalances.

Having previously worked with people who faced hernias, disc protrusion, sciatic nerve issues, back pain and postural imbalances, Rafael enjoys helping people improve their quality of movement, overall fitness and general health.

This experience also taught him the importance of looking after our bodies, so that we can continue to live healthy and active lives without aches and pains.

Rafael takes a tailored approach to each client, understanding their needs, respecting their limitations and observing existing imbalances in the musculoskeletal system, which enables him to develop individual plans to help his clients achieve their goals. Whether that is to reduce pain and discomfort or increase tone, his programmes are developed to help clients strengthen the right muscles and restore balance.

After graduating, Rafael began his career working as a personal trainer for both adults and children. Throughout his career he has also been involved in coaching and teaching a range of sports, leading capoeira groups, running social projects, organising boot camps and sports championships, and he even founded his own running group.

Believing that the human body truly is made to move, Rafael credits the skeletal system as the thing that allows us to live our lives to the maximum.

It’s this interest in musculoskeletal health that led him to train both as a Pilates instructor and study Tui Na massage, further improving his knowledge and understanding of human anatomy and in turn helping him to address muscular imbalances.

Having previously worked with people who faced hernias, disc protrusion, sciatic nerve issues, back pain and postural imbalances, Rafael enjoys helping people improve their quality of movement, overall fitness and general health.

This experience also taught him the importance of looking after our bodies, so that we can continue to live healthy and active lives without aches and pains.

Rafael takes a tailored approach to each client, understanding their needs, respecting their limitations and observing existing imbalances in the musculoskeletal system, which enables him to develop individual plans to help his clients achieve their goals. Whether that is to reduce pain and discomfort or increase tone, his programmes are developed to help clients strengthen the right muscles and restore balance.

After graduating, Rafael began his career working as a personal trainer for both adults and children. Throughout his career he has also been involved in coaching and teaching a range of sports, leading capoeira groups, running social projects, organising boot camps and sports championships, and he even founded his own running group.

Believing that the human body truly is made to move, Rafael credits the skeletal system as the thing that allows us to live our lives to the maximum.

It’s this interest in musculoskeletal health that led him to train both as a Pilates instructor and study Tui Na massage, further improving his knowledge and understanding of human anatomy and in turn helping him to address muscular imbalances.

Having previously worked with people who faced hernias, disc protrusion, sciatic nerve issues, back pain and postural imbalances, Rafael enjoys helping people improve their quality of movement, overall fitness and general health.

This experience also taught him the importance of looking after our bodies, so that we can continue to live healthy and active lives without aches and pains.

Rafael takes a tailored approach to each client, understanding their needs, respecting their limitations and observing existing imbalances in the musculoskeletal system, which enables him to develop individual plans to help his clients achieve their goals. Whether that is to reduce pain and discomfort or increase tone, his programmes are developed to help clients strengthen the right muscles and restore balance.

After graduating, Rafael began his career working as a personal trainer for both adults and children. Throughout his career he has also been involved in coaching and teaching a range of sports, leading capoeira groups, running social projects, organising boot camps and sports championships, and he even founded his own running group.

Believing that the human body truly is made to move, Rafael credits the skeletal system as the thing that allows us to live our lives to the maximum.

It’s this interest in musculoskeletal health that led him to train both as a Pilates instructor and study Tui Na massage, further improving his knowledge and understanding of human anatomy and in turn helping him to address muscular imbalances.

Having previously worked with people who faced hernias, disc protrusion, sciatic nerve issues, back pain and postural imbalances, Rafael enjoys helping people improve their quality of movement, overall fitness and general health.

This experience also taught him the importance of looking after our bodies, so that we can continue to live healthy and active lives without aches and pains.

Rafael takes a tailored approach to each client, understanding their needs, respecting their limitations and observing existing imbalances in the musculoskeletal system, which enables him to develop individual plans to help his clients achieve their goals. Whether that is to reduce pain and discomfort or increase tone, his programmes are developed to help clients strengthen the right muscles and restore balance.

Emil not only managed to overcome his own weakness to make life-changing differences to his diet, health and body composition, but also quickly began to realize there is much more to fitness than just the physical aspect.

Emil left his comfortable work as a concierge in a 5-star hotels, traveled around Brazil and returned to London to join Ten to work as a Front of House Assistant to get a better understanding of clients needs and aspirations.

While working for Ten behind the desk, Emil was also working on his formal fitness qualifications, including Level 3 in Personal Training, L2 Fitness Instructor, Kettlebell Instructor and Suspension Training (TRX).

Today health and fitness is not just Emil’s job, it’s part of his daily life and personal success.

Passionate about helping his clients to experience what he has experienced, Emil puts a lot of emphasis on big, multi-joint movements, to make his sessions as effective and efficient as possible for anyone who is looking to get stronger, leaner and happier.

In his spare time Emil is cycling around London and trying out different fitness classes that this amazing city has to offer. From Strongman classes, through EMS (muscle contractions using electric impulses…not an experience he’ll be repeating), to Yoga, – and Pilates of course.

Emil not only managed to overcome his own weakness to make life-changing differences to his diet, health and body composition, but also quickly began to realize there is much more to fitness than just the physical aspect.

Emil left his comfortable work as a concierge in a 5-star hotels, traveled around Brazil and returned to London to join Ten to work as a Front of House Assistant to get a better understanding of clients needs and aspirations.

While working for Ten behind the desk, Emil was also working on his formal fitness qualifications, including Level 3 in Personal Training, L2 Fitness Instructor, Kettlebell Instructor and Suspension Training (TRX).

Today health and fitness is not just Emil’s job, it’s part of his daily life and personal success.

Passionate about helping his clients to experience what he has experienced, Emil puts a lot of emphasis on big, multi-joint movements, to make his sessions as effective and efficient as possible for anyone who is looking to get stronger, leaner and happier.

In his spare time Emil is cycling around London and trying out different fitness classes that this amazing city has to offer. From Strongman classes, through EMS (muscle contractions using electric impulses…not an experience he’ll be repeating), to Yoga, – and Pilates of course.

Her approach to teaching Yoga is focused on encouraging students to pay attention to their own individual strengths, switching off from everyone else and taking your practice to where the body feels comfortable. The statement “I’m not flexible enough for Yoga” – something she hears too often – is an incorrect and limiting belief, and Natalie is all about overcoming the fears and obstacles that people create for themselves.

Mindset work is Natalie’s biggest passion as she is all about the mind/body connection. She spends her time exploring the deeper realms of this theme, alongside a love of travelling the world and taking time out in Meditation/Yoga retreats and workshops.

She has completed a number of courses and has extensive Pilates and functional exercise rehabilitation experience. Elle has played most sports so has a sound understanding of form and requirements. She particularly enjoys working together with motivated clients to achieve their goals and sharing their success

In her free time Elle likes go to the gym, yoga, Pilates and dance classes

Over the course of her degree, Frances developed a passion for exercise prescription and lifestyle modification, wanting to help people move better whilst living heathier and happier lives.

Frances enjoys the client journey, focusing on all aspects of exercise, nutrition and lifestyle to achieve the kind of functional and sustainable results that will benefit a client every single day. She works to the needs of the body, developing strength and flexibility whilst identifying and correcting muscular imbalances created by our 21st century lifestyle to minimise the risk of injury.

Frances loves nothing more than proving to someone that they can do something and that, with the right attitude, anyone can achieve anything.

Over the past three years, she has worked with a range of clients from age 16 to late 80s with both clinical and non-clinical backgrounds. She has helped people from all walks of life achieve their goals, whether that’s to return to walking unaided right through to helping clients return to top-level competitive sport.

Dynamic Reformer Pilates adds another string to Frances’ bow and she is passionate about its seemingly unlimited potential for rehab and for developing the building blocks for functional strength training.

Upbeat, encouraging and super-smiley, Frances brings a warmth and infectious enthusiasm to her classes – along with a breadth of technical knowledge and experience.

She has always been a keen horserider and a runner. When she moved to London she discovered Thai boxing, and after a few years’ training, moved to Kho Samui where she trained for a further five months, taking part in three fights (and winning all three).

On returning to London, she was persuaded to enter her first London Marathon – the first of 14 marathons (5 of them in London) all completed in good times, along with a100km race, which she finished in just over 10 hours.

When she lived in Australia and Vanuatu she took up cycling, and as a result found herself competing in the Alpes d’Huez. With its 21 hairpins, this is one of the legendary ascents of the Tour de France, which she climbed in just over an hour on a steel bike.

Just to add an extra element of challenge (and yet more travel), Caroll trained in Krav Maga in Israel, qualifying as an Instructor. And picking up some injuries along the way, which in turn, introduced her to Pilates and her teaching qualification.

Over the past decade she has participated in a number of courses at the some most respected institutes in the field of holistic health and exercise. With her in-depth understanding (and personal experience) that functional movement patterns are essential to maintain a healthy, efficient and pain free body, Carroll ensures that Pilates is at the core of every exercise and program that she does.

As a Trainer, Caroll is strict yet patient; a perfectionist but also a good motivator. As the basis of all Pilates, she insists on correct and transferable technique in all exercises – so you can practice in everyday life what you learn in class. But above all, she aims to develop routines that suit, stimulate and encourage everyone in her classes.

Playing multiple competitive sports and pushing the limits of how many games of sport one parent should be asked to sit through in a week, Brad has always known he wanted to be in the health and fitness industry.

After finishing school he continued to further his education in the fitness industry, completing 3 certificates in fitness, before completing BSc in Sport & Exercise in 2010.

Brad’s career in health and fitness took off when he experienced how exercise could impact the lives of everyday people struggling with a health condition – an insight that changed his aim in life, from giving someone a thick chest and arms to helping people create a more holistic and long lasting approach to health in their own lives.

Brad has extensive experience as an Exercise Specialist and Personal Trainer, and has run boot camps in New Zealand. More recently – and for him much more importantly – he also spent 5 years as an Exercise Physiologist in a leading health and wellness centre. Here he worked not only with able bodied clients, but also became increasingly passionate about working with clients with a vast range of disabilities and injuries – and who couldn’t get help anywhere else.

Brad’s beliefs and approach to fitness and health is all about sustainable and lasting benefits – that means no fad diets and no 6-pack in 7 days.

In the weekends you’ll find Brad training, studying, watching rugby, snowboarding or doing backflips anywhere he can.

Nadine has a particular interest in Women’s Health and holds a level 3 qualification for Pregnancy (pre and post natal). Nadine has also completed her Level 3 Personal Training Qualification with NASM in 2016. In her own training Nadine is an avid Yogi and calisthenics lover who is always keen to try the newest exercise craze.

Don’t be fooled by her big smile and Irish accent, Nadine is a tough trainer who places a focus on functional movement alongside a really satisfying burn!

Nadine has a particular interest in Women’s Health and holds a level 3 qualification for Pregnancy (pre and post natal). Nadine has also completed her Level 3 Personal Training Qualification with NASM in 2016. In her own training Nadine is an avid Yogi and calisthenics lover who is always keen to try the newest exercise craze.

Don’t be fooled by her big smile and Irish accent, Nadine is a tough trainer who places a focus on functional movement alongside a really satisfying burn!

Nadine has a particular interest in Women’s Health and holds a level 3 qualification for Pregnancy (pre and post natal). Nadine has also completed her Level 3 Personal Training Qualification with NASM in 2016. In her own training Nadine is an avid Yogi and calisthenics lover who is always keen to try the newest exercise craze.

Don’t be fooled by her big smile and Irish accent, Nadine is a tough trainer who places a focus on functional movement alongside a really satisfying burn!

She takes a holistic approach to fitness, connecting the mind to the body through breathing and mindfulness. Annabel has an appreciation for core strength and body balance in supporting correct posture and conditioning the body for long endurance sports as well as everyday functional activities.

In addition to designing training programmes for endurance sport, Annabel specializes in pre and post natal exercise. She is gains great personal pleasure and reward from seeing her clients go through this life changing experience and helping them restore their bodies afterwards.

She believes in a combination of Pilates, HiiT and body resistance training as a great way to tone up and keep injury free. Strengthening inner core muscles and firing up gluteus and specific technique work will improve efficiency in the way you move, hold
yourself, run and swim.

Annabel is a keen amateur triathlete taking part in events across the globe, and more recently training towards Ironman Copenhagen. She loves a gin and tonic, meeting new people and travel, running in the mud and rain and living every day as if it’s her last.

She takes a holistic approach to fitness, connecting the mind to the body through breathing and mindfulness. Annabel has an appreciation for core strength and body balance in supporting correct posture and conditioning the body for long endurance sports as well as everyday functional activities.

In addition to designing training programmes for endurance sport, Annabel specializes in pre and post natal exercise. She is gains great personal pleasure and reward from seeing her clients go through this life changing experience and helping them restore their bodies afterwards.

She believes in a combination of Pilates, HiiT and body resistance training as a great way to tone up and keep injury free. Strengthening inner core muscles and firing up gluteus and specific technique work will improve efficiency in the way you move, hold
yourself, run and swim.

Annabel is a keen amateur triathlete taking part in events across the globe, and more recently training towards Ironman Copenhagen. She loves a gin and tonic, meeting new people and travel, running in the mud and rain and living every day as if it’s her last.