Class Timetable

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.

You can expect your sessions with Georgia to be scientifically researched and tailored to your needs and goals – endorsing the approach that exercise is medicine. Georgia takes a behavioral approach to her clients’ journey with Ten, creating progressive and individualised exercise programs to help support long-lasting lifestyle change.

Georgia's expertise and infectious energy make her a great and motivator. You’ll come away from your sessions with her not only moving better and with more confidence, but also armed with the information and insights necessary to support you on the changes you’ve set out to make.

Outside Ten, Georgia is a passionate and dedicated Kickboxer. She credits her keen interest in human anatomy and nutrition as key factors in helping her become UK National Lightweight Intermediate Champion in 2019 and gain her Black Belt. When she’s not in the Studio, Georgia can be found kicking a punch bag honing her skills and training for her next competition.

You can expect your sessions with Georgia to be scientifically researched and tailored to your needs and goals – endorsing the approach that exercise is medicine. Georgia takes a behavioral approach to her clients’ journey with Ten, creating progressive and individualised exercise programs to help support long-lasting lifestyle change.

Georgia's expertise and infectious energy make her a great and motivator. You’ll come away from your sessions with her not only moving better and with more confidence, but also armed with the information and insights necessary to support you on the changes you’ve set out to make.

Outside Ten, Georgia is a passionate and dedicated Kickboxer. She credits her keen interest in human anatomy and nutrition as key factors in helping her become UK National Lightweight Intermediate Champion in 2019 and gain her Black Belt. When she’s not in the Studio, Georgia can be found kicking a punch bag honing her skills and training for her next competition.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

Jody’s journey to becoming a Pilates instructor began when she suffered a neck injury. Having been advised by her Physiotherapist to start practising Pilates to support her rehabilitation, she learned first-hand just how effective it can be and was inspired to pursue a Level 3 Matwork qualification.

Having achieved this, she also went on to complete her Small Equipment, Osteo Pilates and Pre and Postnatal Matwork certificates, before completing her Dynamic Reformer certificate.

Jody loves nothing more than helping her clients achieve their goals through Pilates – whether that’s to get the physique they desire or to return to a pain-free life – and seeing them gain strength physically and mentally through practice, just as she did.

When she’s not in the studio or stretching at home, Jody loves swimming, being in the great outdoors, watching movies and, most importantly, spending time with her family.

Jody’s journey to becoming a Pilates instructor began when she suffered a neck injury. Having been advised by her Physiotherapist to start practising Pilates to support her rehabilitation, she learned first-hand just how effective it can be and was inspired to pursue a Level 3 Matwork qualification.

Having achieved this, she also went on to complete her Small Equipment, Osteo Pilates and Pre and Postnatal Matwork certificates, before completing her Dynamic Reformer certificate.

Jody loves nothing more than helping her clients achieve their goals through Pilates – whether that’s to get the physique they desire or to return to a pain-free life – and seeing them gain strength physically and mentally through practice, just as she did.

When she’s not in the studio or stretching at home, Jody loves swimming, being in the great outdoors, watching movies and, most importantly, spending time with her family.

Jody’s journey to becoming a Pilates instructor began when she suffered a neck injury. Having been advised by her Physiotherapist to start practising Pilates to support her rehabilitation, she learned first-hand just how effective it can be and was inspired to pursue a Level 3 Matwork qualification.

Having achieved this, she also went on to complete her Small Equipment, Osteo Pilates and Pre and Postnatal Matwork certificates, before completing her Dynamic Reformer certificate.

Jody loves nothing more than helping her clients achieve their goals through Pilates – whether that’s to get the physique they desire or to return to a pain-free life – and seeing them gain strength physically and mentally through practice, just as she did.

When she’s not in the studio or stretching at home, Jody loves swimming, being in the great outdoors, watching movies and, most importantly, spending time with her family.

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.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

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.

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.

Brett has seen many successes in his years of teaching, especially in the fields of sports specific conditioning, occupational wellness, stress management and injury care and prevention. He is a great proponent of cross training and maintains that by adding Pilates to an exercise regime, you will see a dramatic improvement across the board. As a participant in Brett’s class, you know you’re in experienced and caring hands.

In addition to teaching, Brett is experienced in delivering education and continued learning to new trainers and those wishing to develop their knowledge. He has presented at several fitness conferences and regularly runs attended workshops. Always looking to further his own knowledge, Brett took a sabbatical for postgraduate study at Henley Business School.

When he is not studying, you’re more than likely to find Brett in the gym or walking his beloved Havanese, Alaska.

Brett has seen many successes in his years of teaching, especially in the fields of sports specific conditioning, occupational wellness, stress management and injury care and prevention. He is a great proponent of cross training and maintains that by adding Pilates to an exercise regime, you will see a dramatic improvement across the board. As a participant in Brett’s class, you know you’re in experienced and caring hands.

In addition to teaching, Brett is experienced in delivering education and continued learning to new trainers and those wishing to develop their knowledge. He has presented at several fitness conferences and regularly runs attended workshops. Always looking to further his own knowledge, Brett took a sabbatical for postgraduate study at Henley Business School.

When he is not studying, you’re more than likely to find Brett in the gym or walking his beloved Havanese, Alaska.

Brett has seen many successes in his years of teaching, especially in the fields of sports specific conditioning, occupational wellness, stress management and injury care and prevention. He is a great proponent of cross training and maintains that by adding Pilates to an exercise regime, you will see a dramatic improvement across the board. As a participant in Brett’s class, you know you’re in experienced and caring hands.

In addition to teaching, Brett is experienced in delivering education and continued learning to new trainers and those wishing to develop their knowledge. He has presented at several fitness conferences and regularly runs attended workshops. Always looking to further his own knowledge, Brett took a sabbatical for postgraduate study at Henley Business School.

When he is not studying, you’re more than likely to find Brett in the gym or walking his beloved Havanese, Alaska.

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

Whilst she loved her years of dancing, she moved to Bristol aged 18 to study a BA in Primary Teaching. Despite graduating with a 2.1 degree, she quickly realised that the school classroom was not for her, and that her true passion and vocation lay in movement and fitness.

In 2010 she completed her Level 3 Personal Training qualification and since then has have worked many of London’s leading gyms and fitness studios training clients 1-1 and leading TRX and PowerPlate classes. She later went on to gain her Mat Pilates certificate.

Jen credits Pilates entirely for allowing her to regain her core strength and stability and getting her back into shape quickly after the birth of her son over 4 years ago. What she loves most about Pilates is the amount of focus needed in order to execute each exercise with control and precision. Unsurprisingly, her classes will encourage you to zone out from all other distractions so you can achieve a great mind-body connection that lets you feel each movement – and its benefits.

In her free time you will find Jen spending time with her little boy and trying out different food spots in London – she does love a naughty burger – which she will burn off later at the gym!

Whilst she loved her years of dancing, she moved to Bristol aged 18 to study a BA in Primary Teaching. Despite graduating with a 2.1 degree, she quickly realised that the school classroom was not for her, and that her true passion and vocation lay in movement and fitness.

In 2010 she completed her Level 3 Personal Training qualification and since then has have worked many of London’s leading gyms and fitness studios training clients 1-1 and leading TRX and PowerPlate classes. She later went on to gain her Mat Pilates certificate.

Jen credits Pilates entirely for allowing her to regain her core strength and stability and getting her back into shape quickly after the birth of her son over 4 years ago. What she loves most about Pilates is the amount of focus needed in order to execute each exercise with control and precision. Unsurprisingly, her classes will encourage you to zone out from all other distractions so you can achieve a great mind-body connection that lets you feel each movement – and its benefits.

In her free time you will find Jen spending time with her little boy and trying out different food spots in London – she does love a naughty burger – which she will burn off later at the gym!

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

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.

You can expect your sessions with Georgia to be scientifically researched and tailored to your needs and goals – endorsing the approach that exercise is medicine. Georgia takes a behavioral approach to her clients’ journey with Ten, creating progressive and individualised exercise programs to help support long-lasting lifestyle change.

Georgia's expertise and infectious energy make her a great and motivator. You’ll come away from your sessions with her not only moving better and with more confidence, but also armed with the information and insights necessary to support you on the changes you’ve set out to make.

Outside Ten, Georgia is a passionate and dedicated Kickboxer. She credits her keen interest in human anatomy and nutrition as key factors in helping her become UK National Lightweight Intermediate Champion in 2019 and gain her Black Belt. When she’s not in the Studio, Georgia can be found kicking a punch bag honing her skills and training for her next competition.

You can expect your sessions with Georgia to be scientifically researched and tailored to your needs and goals – endorsing the approach that exercise is medicine. Georgia takes a behavioral approach to her clients’ journey with Ten, creating progressive and individualised exercise programs to help support long-lasting lifestyle change.

Georgia's expertise and infectious energy make her a great and motivator. You’ll come away from your sessions with her not only moving better and with more confidence, but also armed with the information and insights necessary to support you on the changes you’ve set out to make.

Outside Ten, Georgia is a passionate and dedicated Kickboxer. She credits her keen interest in human anatomy and nutrition as key factors in helping her become UK National Lightweight Intermediate Champion in 2019 and gain her Black Belt. When she’s not in the Studio, Georgia can be found kicking a punch bag honing her skills and training for her next competition.

You can expect your sessions with Georgia to be scientifically researched and tailored to your needs and goals – endorsing the approach that exercise is medicine. Georgia takes a behavioral approach to her clients’ journey with Ten, creating progressive and individualised exercise programs to help support long-lasting lifestyle change.

Georgia's expertise and infectious energy make her a great and motivator. You’ll come away from your sessions with her not only moving better and with more confidence, but also armed with the information and insights necessary to support you on the changes you’ve set out to make.

Outside Ten, Georgia is a passionate and dedicated Kickboxer. She credits her keen interest in human anatomy and nutrition as key factors in helping her become UK National Lightweight Intermediate Champion in 2019 and gain her Black Belt. When she’s not in the Studio, Georgia can be found kicking a punch bag honing her skills and training for her next competition.

As an exercise physiologist, Santi is passionate about ensuring he keeps himself as up to date as possible on new scientific evidence and research to continue expanding his knowledge.

Santi will take time to create a bespoke exercise prescription plan to ensure the client’s needs always comes first whilst understanding the journey needed to reach health and fitness goals.

For Santi, there is nothing more rewarding than working with a client and helping them to improve their quality of life. Open and approachable, in both classes and 1-1 sessions his calm approach is balanced with his natural ability to engage and motivate his clients.

Since childhood, Santi has loved spending free time in the great outdoors, and when he’s not working you’ll find him hiking, kayaking or traveling with his camera taking snaps all over the world.

As an exercise physiologist, Santi is passionate about ensuring he keeps himself as up to date as possible on new scientific evidence and research to continue expanding his knowledge.

Santi will take time to create a bespoke exercise prescription plan to ensure the client’s needs always comes first whilst understanding the journey needed to reach health and fitness goals.

For Santi, there is nothing more rewarding than working with a client and helping them to improve their quality of life. Open and approachable, in both classes and 1-1 sessions his calm approach is balanced with his natural ability to engage and motivate his clients.

Since childhood, Santi has loved spending free time in the great outdoors, and when he’s not working you’ll find him hiking, kayaking or traveling with his camera taking snaps all over the world.

Jody’s journey to becoming a Pilates instructor began when she suffered a neck injury. Having been advised by her Physiotherapist to start practising Pilates to support her rehabilitation, she learned first-hand just how effective it can be and was inspired to pursue a Level 3 Matwork qualification.

Having achieved this, she also went on to complete her Small Equipment, Osteo Pilates and Pre and Postnatal Matwork certificates, before completing her Dynamic Reformer certificate.

Jody loves nothing more than helping her clients achieve their goals through Pilates – whether that’s to get the physique they desire or to return to a pain-free life – and seeing them gain strength physically and mentally through practice, just as she did.

When she’s not in the studio or stretching at home, Jody loves swimming, being in the great outdoors, watching movies and, most importantly, spending time with her family.

Jody’s journey to becoming a Pilates instructor began when she suffered a neck injury. Having been advised by her Physiotherapist to start practising Pilates to support her rehabilitation, she learned first-hand just how effective it can be and was inspired to pursue a Level 3 Matwork qualification.

Having achieved this, she also went on to complete her Small Equipment, Osteo Pilates and Pre and Postnatal Matwork certificates, before completing her Dynamic Reformer certificate.

Jody loves nothing more than helping her clients achieve their goals through Pilates – whether that’s to get the physique they desire or to return to a pain-free life – and seeing them gain strength physically and mentally through practice, just as she did.

When she’s not in the studio or stretching at home, Jody loves swimming, being in the great outdoors, watching movies and, most importantly, spending time with her family.

Jody’s journey to becoming a Pilates instructor began when she suffered a neck injury. Having been advised by her Physiotherapist to start practising Pilates to support her rehabilitation, she learned first-hand just how effective it can be and was inspired to pursue a Level 3 Matwork qualification.

Having achieved this, she also went on to complete her Small Equipment, Osteo Pilates and Pre and Postnatal Matwork certificates, before completing her Dynamic Reformer certificate.

Jody loves nothing more than helping her clients achieve their goals through Pilates – whether that’s to get the physique they desire or to return to a pain-free life – and seeing them gain strength physically and mentally through practice, just as she did.

When she’s not in the studio or stretching at home, Jody loves swimming, being in the great outdoors, watching movies and, most importantly, spending time with her family.

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.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

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.

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.

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

Brett has seen many successes in his years of teaching, especially in the fields of sports specific conditioning, occupational wellness, stress management and injury care and prevention. He is a great proponent of cross training and maintains that by adding Pilates to an exercise regime, you will see a dramatic improvement across the board. As a participant in Brett’s class, you know you’re in experienced and caring hands.

In addition to teaching, Brett is experienced in delivering education and continued learning to new trainers and those wishing to develop their knowledge. He has presented at several fitness conferences and regularly runs attended workshops. Always looking to further his own knowledge, Brett took a sabbatical for postgraduate study at Henley Business School.

When he is not studying, you’re more than likely to find Brett in the gym or walking his beloved Havanese, Alaska.

Brett has seen many successes in his years of teaching, especially in the fields of sports specific conditioning, occupational wellness, stress management and injury care and prevention. He is a great proponent of cross training and maintains that by adding Pilates to an exercise regime, you will see a dramatic improvement across the board. As a participant in Brett’s class, you know you’re in experienced and caring hands.

In addition to teaching, Brett is experienced in delivering education and continued learning to new trainers and those wishing to develop their knowledge. He has presented at several fitness conferences and regularly runs attended workshops. Always looking to further his own knowledge, Brett took a sabbatical for postgraduate study at Henley Business School.

When he is not studying, you’re more than likely to find Brett in the gym or walking his beloved Havanese, Alaska.

Brett has seen many successes in his years of teaching, especially in the fields of sports specific conditioning, occupational wellness, stress management and injury care and prevention. He is a great proponent of cross training and maintains that by adding Pilates to an exercise regime, you will see a dramatic improvement across the board. As a participant in Brett’s class, you know you’re in experienced and caring hands.

In addition to teaching, Brett is experienced in delivering education and continued learning to new trainers and those wishing to develop their knowledge. He has presented at several fitness conferences and regularly runs attended workshops. Always looking to further his own knowledge, Brett took a sabbatical for postgraduate study at Henley Business School.

When he is not studying, you’re more than likely to find Brett in the gym or walking his beloved Havanese, Alaska.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

Whilst she loved her years of dancing, she moved to Bristol aged 18 to study a BA in Primary Teaching. Despite graduating with a 2.1 degree, she quickly realised that the school classroom was not for her, and that her true passion and vocation lay in movement and fitness.

In 2010 she completed her Level 3 Personal Training qualification and since then has have worked many of London’s leading gyms and fitness studios training clients 1-1 and leading TRX and PowerPlate classes. She later went on to gain her Mat Pilates certificate.

Jen credits Pilates entirely for allowing her to regain her core strength and stability and getting her back into shape quickly after the birth of her son over 4 years ago. What she loves most about Pilates is the amount of focus needed in order to execute each exercise with control and precision. Unsurprisingly, her classes will encourage you to zone out from all other distractions so you can achieve a great mind-body connection that lets you feel each movement – and its benefits.

In her free time you will find Jen spending time with her little boy and trying out different food spots in London – she does love a naughty burger – which she will burn off later at the gym!

Whilst she loved her years of dancing, she moved to Bristol aged 18 to study a BA in Primary Teaching. Despite graduating with a 2.1 degree, she quickly realised that the school classroom was not for her, and that her true passion and vocation lay in movement and fitness.

In 2010 she completed her Level 3 Personal Training qualification and since then has have worked many of London’s leading gyms and fitness studios training clients 1-1 and leading TRX and PowerPlate classes. She later went on to gain her Mat Pilates certificate.

Jen credits Pilates entirely for allowing her to regain her core strength and stability and getting her back into shape quickly after the birth of her son over 4 years ago. What she loves most about Pilates is the amount of focus needed in order to execute each exercise with control and precision. Unsurprisingly, her classes will encourage you to zone out from all other distractions so you can achieve a great mind-body connection that lets you feel each movement – and its benefits.

In her free time you will find Jen spending time with her little boy and trying out different food spots in London – she does love a naughty burger – which she will burn off later at the gym!

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

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.

You can expect your sessions with Georgia to be scientifically researched and tailored to your needs and goals – endorsing the approach that exercise is medicine. Georgia takes a behavioral approach to her clients’ journey with Ten, creating progressive and individualised exercise programs to help support long-lasting lifestyle change.

Georgia's expertise and infectious energy make her a great and motivator. You’ll come away from your sessions with her not only moving better and with more confidence, but also armed with the information and insights necessary to support you on the changes you’ve set out to make.

Outside Ten, Georgia is a passionate and dedicated Kickboxer. She credits her keen interest in human anatomy and nutrition as key factors in helping her become UK National Lightweight Intermediate Champion in 2019 and gain her Black Belt. When she’s not in the Studio, Georgia can be found kicking a punch bag honing her skills and training for her next competition.

You can expect your sessions with Georgia to be scientifically researched and tailored to your needs and goals – endorsing the approach that exercise is medicine. Georgia takes a behavioral approach to her clients’ journey with Ten, creating progressive and individualised exercise programs to help support long-lasting lifestyle change.

Georgia's expertise and infectious energy make her a great and motivator. You’ll come away from your sessions with her not only moving better and with more confidence, but also armed with the information and insights necessary to support you on the changes you’ve set out to make.

Outside Ten, Georgia is a passionate and dedicated Kickboxer. She credits her keen interest in human anatomy and nutrition as key factors in helping her become UK National Lightweight Intermediate Champion in 2019 and gain her Black Belt. When she’s not in the Studio, Georgia can be found kicking a punch bag honing her skills and training for her next competition.

You can expect your sessions with Georgia to be scientifically researched and tailored to your needs and goals – endorsing the approach that exercise is medicine. Georgia takes a behavioral approach to her clients’ journey with Ten, creating progressive and individualised exercise programs to help support long-lasting lifestyle change.

Georgia's expertise and infectious energy make her a great and motivator. You’ll come away from your sessions with her not only moving better and with more confidence, but also armed with the information and insights necessary to support you on the changes you’ve set out to make.

Outside Ten, Georgia is a passionate and dedicated Kickboxer. She credits her keen interest in human anatomy and nutrition as key factors in helping her become UK National Lightweight Intermediate Champion in 2019 and gain her Black Belt. When she’s not in the Studio, Georgia can be found kicking a punch bag honing her skills and training for her next competition.

As an exercise physiologist, Santi is passionate about ensuring he keeps himself as up to date as possible on new scientific evidence and research to continue expanding his knowledge.

Santi will take time to create a bespoke exercise prescription plan to ensure the client’s needs always comes first whilst understanding the journey needed to reach health and fitness goals.

For Santi, there is nothing more rewarding than working with a client and helping them to improve their quality of life. Open and approachable, in both classes and 1-1 sessions his calm approach is balanced with his natural ability to engage and motivate his clients.

Since childhood, Santi has loved spending free time in the great outdoors, and when he’s not working you’ll find him hiking, kayaking or traveling with his camera taking snaps all over the world.

As an exercise physiologist, Santi is passionate about ensuring he keeps himself as up to date as possible on new scientific evidence and research to continue expanding his knowledge.

Santi will take time to create a bespoke exercise prescription plan to ensure the client’s needs always comes first whilst understanding the journey needed to reach health and fitness goals.

For Santi, there is nothing more rewarding than working with a client and helping them to improve their quality of life. Open and approachable, in both classes and 1-1 sessions his calm approach is balanced with his natural ability to engage and motivate his clients.

Since childhood, Santi has loved spending free time in the great outdoors, and when he’s not working you’ll find him hiking, kayaking or traveling with his camera taking snaps all over the world.

Jody’s journey to becoming a Pilates instructor began when she suffered a neck injury. Having been advised by her Physiotherapist to start practising Pilates to support her rehabilitation, she learned first-hand just how effective it can be and was inspired to pursue a Level 3 Matwork qualification.

Having achieved this, she also went on to complete her Small Equipment, Osteo Pilates and Pre and Postnatal Matwork certificates, before completing her Dynamic Reformer certificate.

Jody loves nothing more than helping her clients achieve their goals through Pilates – whether that’s to get the physique they desire or to return to a pain-free life – and seeing them gain strength physically and mentally through practice, just as she did.

When she’s not in the studio or stretching at home, Jody loves swimming, being in the great outdoors, watching movies and, most importantly, spending time with her family.

Jody’s journey to becoming a Pilates instructor began when she suffered a neck injury. Having been advised by her Physiotherapist to start practising Pilates to support her rehabilitation, she learned first-hand just how effective it can be and was inspired to pursue a Level 3 Matwork qualification.

Having achieved this, she also went on to complete her Small Equipment, Osteo Pilates and Pre and Postnatal Matwork certificates, before completing her Dynamic Reformer certificate.

Jody loves nothing more than helping her clients achieve their goals through Pilates – whether that’s to get the physique they desire or to return to a pain-free life – and seeing them gain strength physically and mentally through practice, just as she did.

When she’s not in the studio or stretching at home, Jody loves swimming, being in the great outdoors, watching movies and, most importantly, spending time with her family.

Jody’s journey to becoming a Pilates instructor began when she suffered a neck injury. Having been advised by her Physiotherapist to start practising Pilates to support her rehabilitation, she learned first-hand just how effective it can be and was inspired to pursue a Level 3 Matwork qualification.

Having achieved this, she also went on to complete her Small Equipment, Osteo Pilates and Pre and Postnatal Matwork certificates, before completing her Dynamic Reformer certificate.

Jody loves nothing more than helping her clients achieve their goals through Pilates – whether that’s to get the physique they desire or to return to a pain-free life – and seeing them gain strength physically and mentally through practice, just as she did.

When she’s not in the studio or stretching at home, Jody loves swimming, being in the great outdoors, watching movies and, most importantly, spending time with her family.

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.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

Brett has seen many successes in his years of teaching, especially in the fields of sports specific conditioning, occupational wellness, stress management and injury care and prevention. He is a great proponent of cross training and maintains that by adding Pilates to an exercise regime, you will see a dramatic improvement across the board. As a participant in Brett’s class, you know you’re in experienced and caring hands.

In addition to teaching, Brett is experienced in delivering education and continued learning to new trainers and those wishing to develop their knowledge. He has presented at several fitness conferences and regularly runs attended workshops. Always looking to further his own knowledge, Brett took a sabbatical for postgraduate study at Henley Business School.

When he is not studying, you’re more than likely to find Brett in the gym or walking his beloved Havanese, Alaska.

Brett has seen many successes in his years of teaching, especially in the fields of sports specific conditioning, occupational wellness, stress management and injury care and prevention. He is a great proponent of cross training and maintains that by adding Pilates to an exercise regime, you will see a dramatic improvement across the board. As a participant in Brett’s class, you know you’re in experienced and caring hands.

In addition to teaching, Brett is experienced in delivering education and continued learning to new trainers and those wishing to develop their knowledge. He has presented at several fitness conferences and regularly runs attended workshops. Always looking to further his own knowledge, Brett took a sabbatical for postgraduate study at Henley Business School.

When he is not studying, you’re more than likely to find Brett in the gym or walking his beloved Havanese, Alaska.

Brett has seen many successes in his years of teaching, especially in the fields of sports specific conditioning, occupational wellness, stress management and injury care and prevention. He is a great proponent of cross training and maintains that by adding Pilates to an exercise regime, you will see a dramatic improvement across the board. As a participant in Brett’s class, you know you’re in experienced and caring hands.

In addition to teaching, Brett is experienced in delivering education and continued learning to new trainers and those wishing to develop their knowledge. He has presented at several fitness conferences and regularly runs attended workshops. Always looking to further his own knowledge, Brett took a sabbatical for postgraduate study at Henley Business School.

When he is not studying, you’re more than likely to find Brett in the gym or walking his beloved Havanese, Alaska.

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

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.

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.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

Brett has seen many successes in his years of teaching, especially in the fields of sports specific conditioning, occupational wellness, stress management and injury care and prevention. He is a great proponent of cross training and maintains that by adding Pilates to an exercise regime, you will see a dramatic improvement across the board. As a participant in Brett’s class, you know you’re in experienced and caring hands.

In addition to teaching, Brett is experienced in delivering education and continued learning to new trainers and those wishing to develop their knowledge. He has presented at several fitness conferences and regularly runs attended workshops. Always looking to further his own knowledge, Brett took a sabbatical for postgraduate study at Henley Business School.

When he is not studying, you’re more than likely to find Brett in the gym or walking his beloved Havanese, Alaska.

Brett has seen many successes in his years of teaching, especially in the fields of sports specific conditioning, occupational wellness, stress management and injury care and prevention. He is a great proponent of cross training and maintains that by adding Pilates to an exercise regime, you will see a dramatic improvement across the board. As a participant in Brett’s class, you know you’re in experienced and caring hands.

In addition to teaching, Brett is experienced in delivering education and continued learning to new trainers and those wishing to develop their knowledge. He has presented at several fitness conferences and regularly runs attended workshops. Always looking to further his own knowledge, Brett took a sabbatical for postgraduate study at Henley Business School.

When he is not studying, you’re more than likely to find Brett in the gym or walking his beloved Havanese, Alaska.

Brett has seen many successes in his years of teaching, especially in the fields of sports specific conditioning, occupational wellness, stress management and injury care and prevention. He is a great proponent of cross training and maintains that by adding Pilates to an exercise regime, you will see a dramatic improvement across the board. As a participant in Brett’s class, you know you’re in experienced and caring hands.

In addition to teaching, Brett is experienced in delivering education and continued learning to new trainers and those wishing to develop their knowledge. He has presented at several fitness conferences and regularly runs attended workshops. Always looking to further his own knowledge, Brett took a sabbatical for postgraduate study at Henley Business School.

When he is not studying, you’re more than likely to find Brett in the gym or walking his beloved Havanese, Alaska.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

Whilst she loved her years of dancing, she moved to Bristol aged 18 to study a BA in Primary Teaching. Despite graduating with a 2.1 degree, she quickly realised that the school classroom was not for her, and that her true passion and vocation lay in movement and fitness.

In 2010 she completed her Level 3 Personal Training qualification and since then has have worked many of London’s leading gyms and fitness studios training clients 1-1 and leading TRX and PowerPlate classes. She later went on to gain her Mat Pilates certificate.

Jen credits Pilates entirely for allowing her to regain her core strength and stability and getting her back into shape quickly after the birth of her son over 4 years ago. What she loves most about Pilates is the amount of focus needed in order to execute each exercise with control and precision. Unsurprisingly, her classes will encourage you to zone out from all other distractions so you can achieve a great mind-body connection that lets you feel each movement – and its benefits.

In her free time you will find Jen spending time with her little boy and trying out different food spots in London – she does love a naughty burger – which she will burn off later at the gym!

Whilst she loved her years of dancing, she moved to Bristol aged 18 to study a BA in Primary Teaching. Despite graduating with a 2.1 degree, she quickly realised that the school classroom was not for her, and that her true passion and vocation lay in movement and fitness.

In 2010 she completed her Level 3 Personal Training qualification and since then has have worked many of London’s leading gyms and fitness studios training clients 1-1 and leading TRX and PowerPlate classes. She later went on to gain her Mat Pilates certificate.

Jen credits Pilates entirely for allowing her to regain her core strength and stability and getting her back into shape quickly after the birth of her son over 4 years ago. What she loves most about Pilates is the amount of focus needed in order to execute each exercise with control and precision. Unsurprisingly, her classes will encourage you to zone out from all other distractions so you can achieve a great mind-body connection that lets you feel each movement – and its benefits.

In her free time you will find Jen spending time with her little boy and trying out different food spots in London – she does love a naughty burger – which she will burn off later at the gym!

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

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.

You can expect your sessions with Georgia to be scientifically researched and tailored to your needs and goals – endorsing the approach that exercise is medicine. Georgia takes a behavioral approach to her clients’ journey with Ten, creating progressive and individualised exercise programs to help support long-lasting lifestyle change.

Georgia's expertise and infectious energy make her a great and motivator. You’ll come away from your sessions with her not only moving better and with more confidence, but also armed with the information and insights necessary to support you on the changes you’ve set out to make.

Outside Ten, Georgia is a passionate and dedicated Kickboxer. She credits her keen interest in human anatomy and nutrition as key factors in helping her become UK National Lightweight Intermediate Champion in 2019 and gain her Black Belt. When she’s not in the Studio, Georgia can be found kicking a punch bag honing her skills and training for her next competition.

You can expect your sessions with Georgia to be scientifically researched and tailored to your needs and goals – endorsing the approach that exercise is medicine. Georgia takes a behavioral approach to her clients’ journey with Ten, creating progressive and individualised exercise programs to help support long-lasting lifestyle change.

Georgia's expertise and infectious energy make her a great and motivator. You’ll come away from your sessions with her not only moving better and with more confidence, but also armed with the information and insights necessary to support you on the changes you’ve set out to make.

Outside Ten, Georgia is a passionate and dedicated Kickboxer. She credits her keen interest in human anatomy and nutrition as key factors in helping her become UK National Lightweight Intermediate Champion in 2019 and gain her Black Belt. When she’s not in the Studio, Georgia can be found kicking a punch bag honing her skills and training for her next competition.

You can expect your sessions with Georgia to be scientifically researched and tailored to your needs and goals – endorsing the approach that exercise is medicine. Georgia takes a behavioral approach to her clients’ journey with Ten, creating progressive and individualised exercise programs to help support long-lasting lifestyle change.

Georgia's expertise and infectious energy make her a great and motivator. You’ll come away from your sessions with her not only moving better and with more confidence, but also armed with the information and insights necessary to support you on the changes you’ve set out to make.

Outside Ten, Georgia is a passionate and dedicated Kickboxer. She credits her keen interest in human anatomy and nutrition as key factors in helping her become UK National Lightweight Intermediate Champion in 2019 and gain her Black Belt. When she’s not in the Studio, Georgia can be found kicking a punch bag honing her skills and training for her next competition.

As an exercise physiologist, Santi is passionate about ensuring he keeps himself as up to date as possible on new scientific evidence and research to continue expanding his knowledge.

Santi will take time to create a bespoke exercise prescription plan to ensure the client’s needs always comes first whilst understanding the journey needed to reach health and fitness goals.

For Santi, there is nothing more rewarding than working with a client and helping them to improve their quality of life. Open and approachable, in both classes and 1-1 sessions his calm approach is balanced with his natural ability to engage and motivate his clients.

Since childhood, Santi has loved spending free time in the great outdoors, and when he’s not working you’ll find him hiking, kayaking or traveling with his camera taking snaps all over the world.

As an exercise physiologist, Santi is passionate about ensuring he keeps himself as up to date as possible on new scientific evidence and research to continue expanding his knowledge.

Santi will take time to create a bespoke exercise prescription plan to ensure the client’s needs always comes first whilst understanding the journey needed to reach health and fitness goals.

For Santi, there is nothing more rewarding than working with a client and helping them to improve their quality of life. Open and approachable, in both classes and 1-1 sessions his calm approach is balanced with his natural ability to engage and motivate his clients.

Since childhood, Santi has loved spending free time in the great outdoors, and when he’s not working you’ll find him hiking, kayaking or traveling with his camera taking snaps all over the world.

Jody’s journey to becoming a Pilates instructor began when she suffered a neck injury. Having been advised by her Physiotherapist to start practising Pilates to support her rehabilitation, she learned first-hand just how effective it can be and was inspired to pursue a Level 3 Matwork qualification.

Having achieved this, she also went on to complete her Small Equipment, Osteo Pilates and Pre and Postnatal Matwork certificates, before completing her Dynamic Reformer certificate.

Jody loves nothing more than helping her clients achieve their goals through Pilates – whether that’s to get the physique they desire or to return to a pain-free life – and seeing them gain strength physically and mentally through practice, just as she did.

When she’s not in the studio or stretching at home, Jody loves swimming, being in the great outdoors, watching movies and, most importantly, spending time with her family.

Jody’s journey to becoming a Pilates instructor began when she suffered a neck injury. Having been advised by her Physiotherapist to start practising Pilates to support her rehabilitation, she learned first-hand just how effective it can be and was inspired to pursue a Level 3 Matwork qualification.

Having achieved this, she also went on to complete her Small Equipment, Osteo Pilates and Pre and Postnatal Matwork certificates, before completing her Dynamic Reformer certificate.

Jody loves nothing more than helping her clients achieve their goals through Pilates – whether that’s to get the physique they desire or to return to a pain-free life – and seeing them gain strength physically and mentally through practice, just as she did.

When she’s not in the studio or stretching at home, Jody loves swimming, being in the great outdoors, watching movies and, most importantly, spending time with her family.

Jody’s journey to becoming a Pilates instructor began when she suffered a neck injury. Having been advised by her Physiotherapist to start practising Pilates to support her rehabilitation, she learned first-hand just how effective it can be and was inspired to pursue a Level 3 Matwork qualification.

Having achieved this, she also went on to complete her Small Equipment, Osteo Pilates and Pre and Postnatal Matwork certificates, before completing her Dynamic Reformer certificate.

Jody loves nothing more than helping her clients achieve their goals through Pilates – whether that’s to get the physique they desire or to return to a pain-free life – and seeing them gain strength physically and mentally through practice, just as she did.

When she’s not in the studio or stretching at home, Jody loves swimming, being in the great outdoors, watching movies and, most importantly, spending time with her family.

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.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

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.

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.

Brett has seen many successes in his years of teaching, especially in the fields of sports specific conditioning, occupational wellness, stress management and injury care and prevention. He is a great proponent of cross training and maintains that by adding Pilates to an exercise regime, you will see a dramatic improvement across the board. As a participant in Brett’s class, you know you’re in experienced and caring hands.

In addition to teaching, Brett is experienced in delivering education and continued learning to new trainers and those wishing to develop their knowledge. He has presented at several fitness conferences and regularly runs attended workshops. Always looking to further his own knowledge, Brett took a sabbatical for postgraduate study at Henley Business School.

When he is not studying, you’re more than likely to find Brett in the gym or walking his beloved Havanese, Alaska.

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

One of the most experienced PT’s in London, Greg began his health and fitness career in the mid 90’s.

An early advocate and keen attendee of group exercise classes, Greg’s career began when he was encouraged to get out in front of the classes he enjoyed so much, and teach. He gained his first (and in his own words, relatively basic) Exercise to Music and YMCA gym qualifications in 1995 and joined the Livingwell Health Club in Millbank.

Over the intervening years, Greg continued to pursue his thirst for knowledge. A frequent attendee of Fitness Professional conventions, Greg has completed more courses, workshops and CPD’s than he can count.

For his first few years in the industry, Greg focused on classes, working as an in-demand instructor on the freelance circuit, teaching everything from Boxercise to Step, Reebok Deck and Spin – still a guilty pleasure for his own workouts.

Over the past decade Greg focused increasingly on PT. Working in the City, over the years he saw the same patterns of dysfunction in people working in desk based jobs. His philosophy – that exercise should make you, not break you – led him to work increasingly closely with other physical therapists, helping people return from injury, and giving them the skills and strategies that will help them achieve their gals whilst training safely, effectively and minimising the risks of future injury.

In 2016, he qualified as a Chek Practitioner and Holistic Lifestyle Coach, learning how to incorporate rest and recovery, nutrition, hydration, correct movement patterns, effective breathing and mental clarity into an overarching health and wellness approach that would support and enhance his clients’ fitness journeys.

Greg likes to think of training as a “physical pension”, the more you invest now, the greater the payback in your later years.

When he works with a client, establishing their goals is the first stage. Clear and concise framing of their intentions helps to maintain focus. These include short term (0-3 months), medium term (3-12 months) and long term goals (1 year onwards).

The second stage is to assess the body for any postural or muscular imbalances that could cause or contribute to injury.

The third is a lifestyle assessment, to identify and help his clients reduce and ultimately avoid the habits and behaviours that would hinder their success.

As Greg puts it “the magic takes place in the programming, exercise has to be prescribed in the same way as a doctor would medication”. The use of primal pattern movements ensure that effective essential movement is factored into the training sessions, while the empathy and insights Greg has gained over almost 25 years as a fitness professional helps him understand where a client is on any given day and enables him to fine-tune their sessions to help them stay motivated, energized and on track.

Outside the gym, Greg can be found up the mountains in North Wales and the Lake District, paddle boarding on the Norfolk Broads or on the sofa enjoying Netflix. He is also a petrolhead – on his honeymoon, he took his wife to the world famous Le Mans 24-hour race. (Luckily, she is also a fan.)

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

She has been working with movement since she was five years old, at first with rhythmic gymnastics, followed by ballroom/latin dance and ballet.

Afterwards she spent much of her career working in retail as a store manager and visual merchandiser. Having London for work five years ago, Cinzia was looking for something to keep her active. She turned her attention to Pilates – her experiences as a dancer having already convinced her of the benefits – knowing about the benefits. The more she learned about the method, and the more she saw results from her own practice, the more impressed she became.

It was then that Cinzia switched careers, got her qualification as Mat Pilates teacher and decided to share her passion for movement.

As an instructor, her purpose is to help people from all walks of life to feel better, achieve better posture, relieve pain, move more efficiently – and most importantly feel confident and aware of their own body. She believes that a strong, healthy body is necessary for longevity and happiness.

When she is not teaching you will find her practicing Pilates, Yoga and Pole fitness. She is also a massive fan of art, street art, dance and nature and she tries to spend most of her spare time in parks and holidays by the sea.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

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.

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.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

While stability and control form the programming base for his training style – in order to load a joint effectively and avoid the risk of injury, that joint needs to be strong and stable – Darren’s personal satisfaction and reward comes from his ability to understand his clients’ motivations for their desired outcome, and then to support them effectively on their journey to achieve it.

He is a firm believer in leading an active lifestyle, not only for the benefits on our own physical, psychological and emotional wellbeing, but also the positive influence it can have on those around us.

Outside the studio, Darren continues to practice what he preaches. Sporting Performance and Coaching remain close to Darren’s heart, particularly within rugby. Over the years, he has coached both teams and individual clients, with ages ranging from 8 to 80.

You’ll still find Darren playing and coaching rugby for his local team, and during the winter months, he’ll be looking for the first opportunity to grab his snowboard and get down a mountain.

João was a professional football player for many years, playing at the highest levels and representing his country. Determined to keep football as part of his life, he enrolled in a Sports Science degree and went on to follow his dream of working in sports and fitness, as a personal trainer and also as a football coach.

Dedicated to helping people achieve their health and fitness goals, João was drawn to Pilates though its focus on body posture, awareness and the establishing of effective, safe movement patterns. With a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation and injury prevention, João’s motivation comes from his ability to guide his clients to help them reach their physical goals consciously and safely.

When not at Ten or working out, João loves to travel, hang out with friends or watch a good movie.

Whilst she loved her years of dancing, she moved to Bristol aged 18 to study a BA in Primary Teaching. Despite graduating with a 2.1 degree, she quickly realised that the school classroom was not for her, and that her true passion and vocation lay in movement and fitness.

In 2010 she completed her Level 3 Personal Training qualification and since then has have worked many of London’s leading gyms and fitness studios training clients 1-1 and leading TRX and PowerPlate classes. She later went on to gain her Mat Pilates certificate.

Jen credits Pilates entirely for allowing her to regain her core strength and stability and getting her back into shape quickly after the birth of her son over 4 years ago. What she loves most about Pilates is the amount of focus needed in order to execute each exercise with control and precision. Unsurprisingly, her classes will encourage you to zone out from all other distractions so you can achieve a great mind-body connection that lets you feel each movement – and its benefits.

In her free time you will find Jen spending time with her little boy and trying out different food spots in London – she does love a naughty burger – which she will burn off later at the gym!

Whilst she loved her years of dancing, she moved to Bristol aged 18 to study a BA in Primary Teaching. Despite graduating with a 2.1 degree, she quickly realised that the school classroom was not for her, and that her true passion and vocation lay in movement and fitness.

In 2010 she completed her Level 3 Personal Training qualification and since then has have worked many of London’s leading gyms and fitness studios training clients 1-1 and leading TRX and PowerPlate classes. She later went on to gain her Mat Pilates certificate.

Jen credits Pilates entirely for allowing her to regain her core strength and stability and getting her back into shape quickly after the birth of her son over 4 years ago. What she loves most about Pilates is the amount of focus needed in order to execute each exercise with control and precision. Unsurprisingly, her classes will encourage you to zone out from all other distractions so you can achieve a great mind-body connection that lets you feel each movement – and its benefits.

In her free time you will find Jen spending time with her little boy and trying out different food spots in London – she does love a naughty burger – which she will burn off later at the gym!

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

Since then, her limitless passion for dance has led her to explore more styles including hip-hop, commercial, experimental, contemporary, and to train in aerial hoop, silks and rope. It also inspired her to travel around the world to take professional workshops with famous choreographers such as Hofesch Schetcher, Wayne McGrecor, Chazz Buzzan, Zoi Tatopoulos, and to work in some great theatrical performances, art exhibitions and dance projects.

Eleftheria’s journey to fitness started when she decided to study Sports Science and develop her knowledge of the human body and sports performance. In the last year of her studies, she was awarded a full scholarship in one of the best region’s fitness academies, working next and learning from some of the to leading fitness personalities in Greece.

After 2 years teaching in top health & fitness clubs and dance schools, Eleftheria came to London to do a masters in Dance Science in Trinity Laban.

Eleftheria believes that with the correct mindset, and positive people and influences around you, anything is possible – physically and in life generally.

She is currently undertaking the Comprehensive Pilates teaching diploma from Balance Body along with UKSCA’s the strength and conditioning coaching qualification.

At the same time, she takes dance classes around London keeps her training up to date with all the UK leading choreographers. Any time she is not teaching you will find her trying new body shapes and dance movements in the mirrors.

At Ten, you will find Eleftheria teaching Dynamic Pilates reformer, TenHiiT, TenYoga, TenBarre and TenRX classes.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

Combining a lifelong enthusiasm for movement and activity with his love of science, Tommy took his first career step by graduating from the University of Bath with an MSci Sports and Exercise Science degree.

A postgraduate season with the first team of Bristol City Football Club gave Tommy the opportunity to lead both gym and pitch based prehab/rehab sessions as well as taking the players through their strength and conditioning programs on a one to one and group basis.

It was also this experience – good as it was – that motivated him to move away from professional football and follow a deeper passion that had developed for helping people achieve their goals through exercise. Especially when underpinned by science and research.

Tommy is a firm believer that exercise is medicine. He loves helping people meet their goals no matter how big or small – meeting any goal is a step in the right direction. He is driven and enthusiastic to help empower you to reach your full potential.

In his spare time Tommy can be found in the gym, at the London Stadium watching his beloved West Ham United (which usually ends in disappointment) or exploring a new part of the world.

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.

You can expect your sessions with Georgia to be scientifically researched and tailored to your needs and goals – endorsing the approach that exercise is medicine. Georgia takes a behavioral approach to her clients’ journey with Ten, creating progressive and individualised exercise programs to help support long-lasting lifestyle change.

Georgia's expertise and infectious energy make her a great and motivator. You’ll come away from your sessions with her not only moving better and with more confidence, but also armed with the information and insights necessary to support you on the changes you’ve set out to make.

Outside Ten, Georgia is a passionate and dedicated Kickboxer. She credits her keen interest in human anatomy and nutrition as key factors in helping her become UK National Lightweight Intermediate Champion in 2019 and gain her Black Belt. When she’s not in the Studio, Georgia can be found kicking a punch bag honing her skills and training for her next competition.

You can expect your sessions with Georgia to be scientifically researched and tailored to your needs and goals – endorsing the approach that exercise is medicine. Georgia takes a behavioral approach to her clients’ journey with Ten, creating progressive and individualised exercise programs to help support long-lasting lifestyle change.

Georgia's expertise and infectious energy make her a great and motivator. You’ll come away from your sessions with her not only moving better and with more confidence, but also armed with the information and insights necessary to support you on the changes you’ve set out to make.

Outside Ten, Georgia is a passionate and dedicated Kickboxer. She credits her keen interest in human anatomy and nutrition as key factors in helping her become UK National Lightweight Intermediate Champion in 2019 and gain her Black Belt. When she’s not in the Studio, Georgia can be found kicking a punch bag honing her skills and training for her next competition.

You can expect your sessions with Georgia to be scientifically researched and tailored to your needs and goals – endorsing the approach that exercise is medicine. Georgia takes a behavioral approach to her clients’ journey with Ten, creating progressive and individualised exercise programs to help support long-lasting lifestyle change.

Georgia's expertise and infectious energy make her a great and motivator. You’ll come away from your sessions with her not only moving better and with more confidence, but also armed with the information and insights necessary to support you on the changes you’ve set out to make.

Outside Ten, Georgia is a passionate and dedicated Kickboxer. She credits her keen interest in human anatomy and nutrition as key factors in helping her become UK National Lightweight Intermediate Champion in 2019 and gain her Black Belt. When she’s not in the Studio, Georgia can be found kicking a punch bag honing her skills and training for her next competition.

As an exercise physiologist, Santi is passionate about ensuring he keeps himself as up to date as possible on new scientific evidence and research to continue expanding his knowledge.

Santi will take time to create a bespoke exercise prescription plan to ensure the client’s needs always comes first whilst understanding the journey needed to reach health and fitness goals.

For Santi, there is nothing more rewarding than working with a client and helping them to improve their quality of life. Open and approachable, in both classes and 1-1 sessions his calm approach is balanced with his natural ability to engage and motivate his clients.

Since childhood, Santi has loved spending free time in the great outdoors, and when he’s not working you’ll find him hiking, kayaking or traveling with his camera taking snaps all over the world.

As an exercise physiologist, Santi is passionate about ensuring he keeps himself as up to date as possible on new scientific evidence and research to continue expanding his knowledge.

Santi will take time to create a bespoke exercise prescription plan to ensure the client’s needs always comes first whilst understanding the journey needed to reach health and fitness goals.

For Santi, there is nothing more rewarding than working with a client and helping them to improve their quality of life. Open and approachable, in both classes and 1-1 sessions his calm approach is balanced with his natural ability to engage and motivate his clients.

Since childhood, Santi has loved spending free time in the great outdoors, and when he’s not working you’ll find him hiking, kayaking or traveling with his camera taking snaps all over the world.

Jody’s journey to becoming a Pilates instructor began when she suffered a neck injury. Having been advised by her Physiotherapist to start practising Pilates to support her rehabilitation, she learned first-hand just how effective it can be and was inspired to pursue a Level 3 Matwork qualification.

Having achieved this, she also went on to complete her Small Equipment, Osteo Pilates and Pre and Postnatal Matwork certificates, before completing her Dynamic Reformer certificate.

Jody loves nothing more than helping her clients achieve their goals through Pilates – whether that’s to get the physique they desire or to return to a pain-free life – and seeing them gain strength physically and mentally through practice, just as she did.

When she’s not in the studio or stretching at home, Jody loves swimming, being in the great outdoors, watching movies and, most importantly, spending time with her family.

Jody’s journey to becoming a Pilates instructor began when she suffered a neck injury. Having been advised by her Physiotherapist to start practising Pilates to support her rehabilitation, she learned first-hand just how effective it can be and was inspired to pursue a Level 3 Matwork qualification.

Having achieved this, she also went on to complete her Small Equipment, Osteo Pilates and Pre and Postnatal Matwork certificates, before completing her Dynamic Reformer certificate.

Jody loves nothing more than helping her clients achieve their goals through Pilates – whether that’s to get the physique they desire or to return to a pain-free life – and seeing them gain strength physically and mentally through practice, just as she did.

When she’s not in the studio or stretching at home, Jody loves swimming, being in the great outdoors, watching movies and, most importantly, spending time with her family.

Jody’s journey to becoming a Pilates instructor began when she suffered a neck injury. Having been advised by her Physiotherapist to start practising Pilates to support her rehabilitation, she learned first-hand just how effective it can be and was inspired to pursue a Level 3 Matwork qualification.

Having achieved this, she also went on to complete her Small Equipment, Osteo Pilates and Pre and Postnatal Matwork certificates, before completing her Dynamic Reformer certificate.

Jody loves nothing more than helping her clients achieve their goals through Pilates – whether that’s to get the physique they desire or to return to a pain-free life – and seeing them gain strength physically and mentally through practice, just as she did.

When she’s not in the studio or stretching at home, Jody loves swimming, being in the great outdoors, watching movies and, most importantly, spending time with her family.