Class Timetable

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

Abi is a keen runner and cyclist and works with sportspeople from different disciplines, helping them to experience the benefits of yoga as she discovered them all those years ago (and keeps discovering all the time). Her classes start with the physical body and work on increasing strength, balance and core stability as well as keeping joints in safe alignment and working to optimise range of motion. She is also passionate about sharing the positive mental effects of the practice – through a focus on deep, steady breathing even when the body is being challenged, we can help stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, calming the body and cultivating an evenness of mind and a tenacity that we can tap into in stressful situations – at work, on our commute, or during a race for example.

All of these things, physical and mental, vary from person to person and it is important to Abi to work with individuals and small groups to ensure that each person gets what they need. A ‘one size fits all’ approach is not her style!

Kim completed her first degree in Human Movement and Sports Science in Adelaide. Her course provided valuable exposure to populations needing lifestyle modifications and health awareness, along with the opportunity to help them. The experience inspired Kim to complete a further degree in Exercise Physiology. She then worked for two years in Australia with a variety of populations suffering from chronic musculoskeletal and clinical conditions prescribing exercise to individuals with co-morbidities, including cardiovascular, metabolic and respiratory conditions.

Kim joins the TenClinical team after four years experience working in the NHS at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital and brings a wealth of experience in clinical exercise prescription. This included specialised experience in diabetic populations, where she found particular satisfaction in helping her patients improve blood glucose profiles and reducing/prevent the need for further medication.

Kim loves helping her clients achieve their goals, big or small, and seeing the physical and mental differences these successes can make. She is massively client-focused and is an advocate of incorporating exercise into daily living whilst keeping it enjoyable. She enjoys nothing more that proving to people that you are never too young, too old or too ‘unfit’ to exercise.

After training numerous clients with varying regimes across the world – including London, Miami, Monaco and Spain – Shamim decided that she needed a new exercise regime of her own. And with that in mind, she signed up to classes at Ten over two years ago and became positively hooked. She soon fell in love with the whole concept of Pilates and decided that teaching Pilates was what she had to pursue.

From strengthening the core to correcting muscular imbalances, Shamim also believes that it is the ideal workout for our current generation and her only regret is not discovering it sooner.

She specialises in movement analysis and she will design your workout to create balance, strength and flexibility, whilst delivering a fun and stimulating class.

Shamin is currently learning to play polo and if she’s not teaching a class then you’re most likely to find her participating in one!

After training numerous clients with varying regimes across the world – including London, Miami, Monaco and Spain – Shamim decided that she needed a new exercise regime of her own. And with that in mind, she signed up to classes at Ten over two years ago and became positively hooked. She soon fell in love with the whole concept of Pilates and decided that teaching Pilates was what she had to pursue.

From strengthening the core to correcting muscular imbalances, Shamim also believes that it is the ideal workout for our current generation and her only regret is not discovering it sooner.

She specialises in movement analysis and she will design your workout to create balance, strength and flexibility, whilst delivering a fun and stimulating class.

Shamin is currently learning to play polo and if she’s not teaching a class then you’re most likely to find her participating in one!

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

Kim completed her first degree in Human Movement and Sports Science in Adelaide. Her course provided valuable exposure to populations needing lifestyle modifications and health awareness, along with the opportunity to help them. The experience inspired Kim to complete a further degree in Exercise Physiology. She then worked for two years in Australia with a variety of populations suffering from chronic musculoskeletal and clinical conditions prescribing exercise to individuals with co-morbidities, including cardiovascular, metabolic and respiratory conditions.

Kim joins the TenClinical team after four years experience working in the NHS at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital and brings a wealth of experience in clinical exercise prescription. This included specialised experience in diabetic populations, where she found particular satisfaction in helping her patients improve blood glucose profiles and reducing/prevent the need for further medication.

Kim loves helping her clients achieve their goals, big or small, and seeing the physical and mental differences these successes can make. She is massively client-focused and is an advocate of incorporating exercise into daily living whilst keeping it enjoyable. She enjoys nothing more that proving to people that you are never too young, too old or too ‘unfit’ to exercise.

Kim completed her first degree in Human Movement and Sports Science in Adelaide. Her course provided valuable exposure to populations needing lifestyle modifications and health awareness, along with the opportunity to help them. The experience inspired Kim to complete a further degree in Exercise Physiology. She then worked for two years in Australia with a variety of populations suffering from chronic musculoskeletal and clinical conditions prescribing exercise to individuals with co-morbidities, including cardiovascular, metabolic and respiratory conditions.

Kim joins the TenClinical team after four years experience working in the NHS at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital and brings a wealth of experience in clinical exercise prescription. This included specialised experience in diabetic populations, where she found particular satisfaction in helping her patients improve blood glucose profiles and reducing/prevent the need for further medication.

Kim loves helping her clients achieve their goals, big or small, and seeing the physical and mental differences these successes can make. She is massively client-focused and is an advocate of incorporating exercise into daily living whilst keeping it enjoyable. She enjoys nothing more that proving to people that you are never too young, too old or too ‘unfit’ to exercise.

After training numerous clients with varying regimes across the world – including London, Miami, Monaco and Spain – Shamim decided that she needed a new exercise regime of her own. And with that in mind, she signed up to classes at Ten over two years ago and became positively hooked. She soon fell in love with the whole concept of Pilates and decided that teaching Pilates was what she had to pursue.

From strengthening the core to correcting muscular imbalances, Shamim also believes that it is the ideal workout for our current generation and her only regret is not discovering it sooner.

She specialises in movement analysis and she will design your workout to create balance, strength and flexibility, whilst delivering a fun and stimulating class.

Shamin is currently learning to play polo and if she’s not teaching a class then you’re most likely to find her participating in one!

A qualified and experienced Personal Trainer and Pilates instructor before joining Ten, Luke originally trained in classical matwork with STOTT Pilates before adding Dynamic Reformer Pilates expertise to his repertoire through the industry-accredited TenPilates Academy.

Luke believes in making exercise and enjoyable. His motto (which we thoroughly approve of) is “Exercise gives you endorphins, endorphins make you happy”.

In his spare time Luke likes to spend time in Berlin, where he enjoys the city’s art and music scene. He is also a keen runner, and takes part in weekly 5 km park run events. At present time, Luke has a personal best of 18 minutes which he is striving to beat.

A qualified and experienced Personal Trainer and Pilates instructor before joining Ten, Luke originally trained in classical matwork with STOTT Pilates before adding Dynamic Reformer Pilates expertise to his repertoire through the industry-accredited TenPilates Academy.

Luke believes in making exercise and enjoyable. His motto (which we thoroughly approve of) is “Exercise gives you endorphins, endorphins make you happy”.

In his spare time Luke likes to spend time in Berlin, where he enjoys the city’s art and music scene. He is also a keen runner, and takes part in weekly 5 km park run events. At present time, Luke has a personal best of 18 minutes which he is striving to beat.

A qualified and experienced Personal Trainer and Pilates instructor before joining Ten, Luke originally trained in classical matwork with STOTT Pilates before adding Dynamic Reformer Pilates expertise to his repertoire through the industry-accredited TenPilates Academy.

Luke believes in making exercise and enjoyable. His motto (which we thoroughly approve of) is “Exercise gives you endorphins, endorphins make you happy”.

In his spare time Luke likes to spend time in Berlin, where he enjoys the city’s art and music scene. He is also a keen runner, and takes part in weekly 5 km park run events. At present time, Luke has a personal best of 18 minutes which he is striving to beat.

A qualified and experienced Personal Trainer and Pilates instructor before joining Ten, Luke originally trained in classical matwork with STOTT Pilates before adding Dynamic Reformer Pilates expertise to his repertoire through the industry-accredited TenPilates Academy.

Luke believes in making exercise and enjoyable. His motto (which we thoroughly approve of) is “Exercise gives you endorphins, endorphins make you happy”.

In his spare time Luke likes to spend time in Berlin, where he enjoys the city’s art and music scene. He is also a keen runner, and takes part in weekly 5 km park run events. At present time, Luke has a personal best of 18 minutes which he is striving to beat.

Although she had been very active and involved in many sports from childhood, the demands of Beverley’s corporate career became more demanding, leaving less and less time for fitness activities and the inevitable poor posture and injuries set in.

She discovered Pilates as a way to counter these issues and practised for many years. The results, and the balance of physical challenge and mental focus that her sessions provided, kept her hooked and helped her regain the strength and stability to try other activities again.

Beverley believes passionately that Pilates is the foundation for good posture and improved form in everything from everyday functional movement to excelling in sports and physical activities, and can play a massive role in rehabilitation and recovery.

She completed her Mat Pilates teaching qualifications in 2016 and switched careers straight away.

Believing it is never too late to try something new in life and Beverley gets great enjoyment and reward from teaching Pilates to clients of all ages and stages. For many of her clients, Pilates can feel like multi-tasking at the beginning, with so many things to think about. But over time the application and effort starts to bring amazing results – reinforcing Beverley’s conviction that that anything of value takes time and patience to build well.

In her spare time Beverley is very active, attending spinning and cardio-based classes. She’s also very interested in the arts and when she’s not teaching Pilates, you’re likely to find her at a gallery, immersing herself in all things creative.

Although she had been very active and involved in many sports from childhood, the demands of Beverley’s corporate career became more demanding, leaving less and less time for fitness activities and the inevitable poor posture and injuries set in.

She discovered Pilates as a way to counter these issues and practised for many years. The results, and the balance of physical challenge and mental focus that her sessions provided, kept her hooked and helped her regain the strength and stability to try other activities again.

Beverley believes passionately that Pilates is the foundation for good posture and improved form in everything from everyday functional movement to excelling in sports and physical activities, and can play a massive role in rehabilitation and recovery.

She completed her Mat Pilates teaching qualifications in 2016 and switched careers straight away.

Believing it is never too late to try something new in life and Beverley gets great enjoyment and reward from teaching Pilates to clients of all ages and stages. For many of her clients, Pilates can feel like multi-tasking at the beginning, with so many things to think about. But over time the application and effort starts to bring amazing results – reinforcing Beverley’s conviction that that anything of value takes time and patience to build well.

In her spare time Beverley is very active, attending spinning and cardio-based classes. She’s also very interested in the arts and when she’s not teaching Pilates, you’re likely to find her at a gallery, immersing herself in all things creative.

Although she had been very active and involved in many sports from childhood, the demands of Beverley’s corporate career became more demanding, leaving less and less time for fitness activities and the inevitable poor posture and injuries set in.

She discovered Pilates as a way to counter these issues and practised for many years. The results, and the balance of physical challenge and mental focus that her sessions provided, kept her hooked and helped her regain the strength and stability to try other activities again.

Beverley believes passionately that Pilates is the foundation for good posture and improved form in everything from everyday functional movement to excelling in sports and physical activities, and can play a massive role in rehabilitation and recovery.

She completed her Mat Pilates teaching qualifications in 2016 and switched careers straight away.

Believing it is never too late to try something new in life and Beverley gets great enjoyment and reward from teaching Pilates to clients of all ages and stages. For many of her clients, Pilates can feel like multi-tasking at the beginning, with so many things to think about. But over time the application and effort starts to bring amazing results – reinforcing Beverley’s conviction that that anything of value takes time and patience to build well.

In her spare time Beverley is very active, attending spinning and cardio-based classes. She’s also very interested in the arts and when she’s not teaching Pilates, you’re likely to find her at a gallery, immersing herself in all things creative.

Although she had been very active and involved in many sports from childhood, the demands of Beverley’s corporate career became more demanding, leaving less and less time for fitness activities and the inevitable poor posture and injuries set in.

She discovered Pilates as a way to counter these issues and practised for many years. The results, and the balance of physical challenge and mental focus that her sessions provided, kept her hooked and helped her regain the strength and stability to try other activities again.

Beverley believes passionately that Pilates is the foundation for good posture and improved form in everything from everyday functional movement to excelling in sports and physical activities, and can play a massive role in rehabilitation and recovery.

She completed her Mat Pilates teaching qualifications in 2016 and switched careers straight away.

Believing it is never too late to try something new in life and Beverley gets great enjoyment and reward from teaching Pilates to clients of all ages and stages. For many of her clients, Pilates can feel like multi-tasking at the beginning, with so many things to think about. But over time the application and effort starts to bring amazing results – reinforcing Beverley’s conviction that that anything of value takes time and patience to build well.

In her spare time Beverley is very active, attending spinning and cardio-based classes. She’s also very interested in the arts and when she’s not teaching Pilates, you’re likely to find her at a gallery, immersing herself in all things creative.

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

Although she had been very active and involved in many sports from childhood, the demands of Beverley’s corporate career became more demanding, leaving less and less time for fitness activities and the inevitable poor posture and injuries set in.

She discovered Pilates as a way to counter these issues and practised for many years. The results, and the balance of physical challenge and mental focus that her sessions provided, kept her hooked and helped her regain the strength and stability to try other activities again.

Beverley believes passionately that Pilates is the foundation for good posture and improved form in everything from everyday functional movement to excelling in sports and physical activities, and can play a massive role in rehabilitation and recovery.

She completed her Mat Pilates teaching qualifications in 2016 and switched careers straight away.

Believing it is never too late to try something new in life and Beverley gets great enjoyment and reward from teaching Pilates to clients of all ages and stages. For many of her clients, Pilates can feel like multi-tasking at the beginning, with so many things to think about. But over time the application and effort starts to bring amazing results – reinforcing Beverley’s conviction that that anything of value takes time and patience to build well.

In her spare time Beverley is very active, attending spinning and cardio-based classes. She’s also very interested in the arts and when she’s not teaching Pilates, you’re likely to find her at a gallery, immersing herself in all things creative.

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

Born and raised in Australia, Montana graduated from the University of Queensland with 1st Class Honours. Having completed her Physiotherapy degree, she went straight on to work in a private sports and musculoskeletal practice in Brisbane. It was there that she further developed her knowledge and application of manual therapy and soft tissue release techniques.

During this time, she continued to develop her breadth of treatment methods by completing courses in Dry Needling and Western Acupuncture. She also joins Ten with an existing qualification in Mat Pilates, and she’s no stranger to the benefits of incorporating Pilates into a patients’ rehab programme.

Montana moved to the UK recently and began working in a private hospital, on their orthopaedic ward. This in-patient training gave her a great understanding of surgical procedures, such as total joint replacements (on knees, hips and shoulders) and spinal surgery. She found it really rewarding to witness patients through their whole journey, from pre-operative assessments to the ward and on to post-operative care. This holistic outlook on healthcare has stayed with her, and she strives to approach all client care in this manner.

Being a keen runner, gym-goer, and cook, Montana loves promoting a healthy (but balanced) lifestyle. She enjoys working with patients from all walks of life, and utilising the talented team here at Ten to help clients achieve their goals.

In 2011 Neil took his skills and experience to Texas where alongside his wife he set up his own Pilates studio – Green Park Pilates. In 2013 he relocated to California to teach Pilates, rehabilitative exercise, strength & conditioning and fitness classes at some of San Francisco’s leading boutique fitness studios. He also trained and qualified as a firefighter and paramedic working in San Bernadino, one of the most deprived cities in the state.

As a personal trainer he enjoys working with clients who have a clear view of the results they would like to see (regardless of what those results may be) as the best way of giving both client and trainer a strong rationale for preparation and exercise selection.

He firmly believes in the key role Pilates plays in a well-rounded exercise regime. He also an advocate for the pivotal role Pilates plays in injury rehabilitation and in the reformer as an extremely important piece of equipment when recovering from injury for its ability to allow a client to focus on the alignment of their body whilst engaging important stabilizing muscles. Whatever the exercise method or piece of equipment, Neil is able to pull the best from it. For him there is value of a wide variety of fitness disciplines and the benefits of opening ourselves up to new exercise experiences.

Neil has spent most of his sporting life playing football and in the last four years has competed in Marathons and Triathlons – enjoying the process of preparing for an event and putting his vast and in-depth fitness knowledge to practical use.

In 2011 Neil took his skills and experience to Texas where alongside his wife he set up his own Pilates studio – Green Park Pilates. In 2013 he relocated to California to teach Pilates, rehabilitative exercise, strength & conditioning and fitness classes at some of San Francisco’s leading boutique fitness studios. He also trained and qualified as a firefighter and paramedic working in San Bernadino, one of the most deprived cities in the state.

As a personal trainer he enjoys working with clients who have a clear view of the results they would like to see (regardless of what those results may be) as the best way of giving both client and trainer a strong rationale for preparation and exercise selection.

He firmly believes in the key role Pilates plays in a well-rounded exercise regime. He also an advocate for the pivotal role Pilates plays in injury rehabilitation and in the reformer as an extremely important piece of equipment when recovering from injury for its ability to allow a client to focus on the alignment of their body whilst engaging important stabilizing muscles. Whatever the exercise method or piece of equipment, Neil is able to pull the best from it. For him there is value of a wide variety of fitness disciplines and the benefits of opening ourselves up to new exercise experiences.

Neil has spent most of his sporting life playing football and in the last four years has competed in Marathons and Triathlons – enjoying the process of preparing for an event and putting his vast and in-depth fitness knowledge to practical use.

In 2011 Neil took his skills and experience to Texas where alongside his wife he set up his own Pilates studio – Green Park Pilates. In 2013 he relocated to California to teach Pilates, rehabilitative exercise, strength & conditioning and fitness classes at some of San Francisco’s leading boutique fitness studios. He also trained and qualified as a firefighter and paramedic working in San Bernadino, one of the most deprived cities in the state.

As a personal trainer he enjoys working with clients who have a clear view of the results they would like to see (regardless of what those results may be) as the best way of giving both client and trainer a strong rationale for preparation and exercise selection.

He firmly believes in the key role Pilates plays in a well-rounded exercise regime. He also an advocate for the pivotal role Pilates plays in injury rehabilitation and in the reformer as an extremely important piece of equipment when recovering from injury for its ability to allow a client to focus on the alignment of their body whilst engaging important stabilizing muscles. Whatever the exercise method or piece of equipment, Neil is able to pull the best from it. For him there is value of a wide variety of fitness disciplines and the benefits of opening ourselves up to new exercise experiences.

Neil has spent most of his sporting life playing football and in the last four years has competed in Marathons and Triathlons – enjoying the process of preparing for an event and putting his vast and in-depth fitness knowledge to practical use.

Kim completed her first degree in Human Movement and Sports Science in Adelaide. Her course provided valuable exposure to populations needing lifestyle modifications and health awareness, along with the opportunity to help them. The experience inspired Kim to complete a further degree in Exercise Physiology. She then worked for two years in Australia with a variety of populations suffering from chronic musculoskeletal and clinical conditions prescribing exercise to individuals with co-morbidities, including cardiovascular, metabolic and respiratory conditions.

Kim joins the TenClinical team after four years experience working in the NHS at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital and brings a wealth of experience in clinical exercise prescription. This included specialised experience in diabetic populations, where she found particular satisfaction in helping her patients improve blood glucose profiles and reducing/prevent the need for further medication.

Kim loves helping her clients achieve their goals, big or small, and seeing the physical and mental differences these successes can make. She is massively client-focused and is an advocate of incorporating exercise into daily living whilst keeping it enjoyable. She enjoys nothing more that proving to people that you are never too young, too old or too ‘unfit’ to exercise.

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

Kim completed her first degree in Human Movement and Sports Science in Adelaide. Her course provided valuable exposure to populations needing lifestyle modifications and health awareness, along with the opportunity to help them. The experience inspired Kim to complete a further degree in Exercise Physiology. She then worked for two years in Australia with a variety of populations suffering from chronic musculoskeletal and clinical conditions prescribing exercise to individuals with co-morbidities, including cardiovascular, metabolic and respiratory conditions.

Kim joins the TenClinical team after four years experience working in the NHS at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital and brings a wealth of experience in clinical exercise prescription. This included specialised experience in diabetic populations, where she found particular satisfaction in helping her patients improve blood glucose profiles and reducing/prevent the need for further medication.

Kim loves helping her clients achieve their goals, big or small, and seeing the physical and mental differences these successes can make. She is massively client-focused and is an advocate of incorporating exercise into daily living whilst keeping it enjoyable. She enjoys nothing more that proving to people that you are never too young, too old or too ‘unfit’ to exercise.

Kim completed her first degree in Human Movement and Sports Science in Adelaide. Her course provided valuable exposure to populations needing lifestyle modifications and health awareness, along with the opportunity to help them. The experience inspired Kim to complete a further degree in Exercise Physiology. She then worked for two years in Australia with a variety of populations suffering from chronic musculoskeletal and clinical conditions prescribing exercise to individuals with co-morbidities, including cardiovascular, metabolic and respiratory conditions.

Kim joins the TenClinical team after four years experience working in the NHS at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital and brings a wealth of experience in clinical exercise prescription. This included specialised experience in diabetic populations, where she found particular satisfaction in helping her patients improve blood glucose profiles and reducing/prevent the need for further medication.

Kim loves helping her clients achieve their goals, big or small, and seeing the physical and mental differences these successes can make. She is massively client-focused and is an advocate of incorporating exercise into daily living whilst keeping it enjoyable. She enjoys nothing more that proving to people that you are never too young, too old or too ‘unfit’ to exercise.

Shannon joined her local gymnastics club, and from then on sport quickly became an integral part of her life. Though she has competed in many sports including diving, athletics and weightlifting, she specialised in gymnastics. Her focus and passion for training – up to 23 hours a week – paid off, enabling her to compete at national level, ranking 8th in the UK.

Whilst knee injuries meant that Shannon had to retire earlier than planned from competition, she stayed within the discipline as a coach for the next generation of gymnasts. Throughout college and university, coaching was a passion of hers, and after graduating from Brunel university with a BSc in Sport Health and Exercise Sciences she travelled to America to coach at the International Gymnastics Camp.

On returning from America she decided to combine her academic knowledge with her personal experience, and to pursue a career in fitness and personal training.

Discovering Pilates was a game and career changer for Shannon – she loves the unique discipline and physical challenges involved when using the Reformer. She particularly loves the Reformer’s ability to help her develop clients’ functional fitness and flexibility whilst having fun at the same time. (Not to mention that as a low-impact discipline, makes it the perfect form of rehabilitation for her own knee injuries).

Shannon likes to challenge her clients – she is determined to help them experience the same feelings of development and achievement that she finds so rewarding and empowering. She loves to keep workouts varied, and incorporate elements from her gymnastics background, developing balance, flexibility and body conditioning. For her, the only bad workout is the one you didn’t do!

In her spare time you’ll probably find her at the gym practicing her tumbling.

Shannon joined her local gymnastics club, and from then on sport quickly became an integral part of her life. Though she has competed in many sports including diving, athletics and weightlifting, she specialised in gymnastics. Her focus and passion for training – up to 23 hours a week – paid off, enabling her to compete at national level, ranking 8th in the UK.

Whilst knee injuries meant that Shannon had to retire earlier than planned from competition, she stayed within the discipline as a coach for the next generation of gymnasts. Throughout college and university, coaching was a passion of hers, and after graduating from Brunel university with a BSc in Sport Health and Exercise Sciences she travelled to America to coach at the International Gymnastics Camp.

On returning from America she decided to combine her academic knowledge with her personal experience, and to pursue a career in fitness and personal training.

Discovering Pilates was a game and career changer for Shannon – she loves the unique discipline and physical challenges involved when using the Reformer. She particularly loves the Reformer’s ability to help her develop clients’ functional fitness and flexibility whilst having fun at the same time. (Not to mention that as a low-impact discipline, makes it the perfect form of rehabilitation for her own knee injuries).

Shannon likes to challenge her clients – she is determined to help them experience the same feelings of development and achievement that she finds so rewarding and empowering. She loves to keep workouts varied, and incorporate elements from her gymnastics background, developing balance, flexibility and body conditioning. For her, the only bad workout is the one you didn’t do!

In her spare time you’ll probably find her at the gym practicing her tumbling.

Shannon joined her local gymnastics club, and from then on sport quickly became an integral part of her life. Though she has competed in many sports including diving, athletics and weightlifting, she specialised in gymnastics. Her focus and passion for training – up to 23 hours a week – paid off, enabling her to compete at national level, ranking 8th in the UK.

Whilst knee injuries meant that Shannon had to retire earlier than planned from competition, she stayed within the discipline as a coach for the next generation of gymnasts. Throughout college and university, coaching was a passion of hers, and after graduating from Brunel university with a BSc in Sport Health and Exercise Sciences she travelled to America to coach at the International Gymnastics Camp.

On returning from America she decided to combine her academic knowledge with her personal experience, and to pursue a career in fitness and personal training.

Discovering Pilates was a game and career changer for Shannon – she loves the unique discipline and physical challenges involved when using the Reformer. She particularly loves the Reformer’s ability to help her develop clients’ functional fitness and flexibility whilst having fun at the same time. (Not to mention that as a low-impact discipline, makes it the perfect form of rehabilitation for her own knee injuries).

Shannon likes to challenge her clients – she is determined to help them experience the same feelings of development and achievement that she finds so rewarding and empowering. She loves to keep workouts varied, and incorporate elements from her gymnastics background, developing balance, flexibility and body conditioning. For her, the only bad workout is the one you didn’t do!

In her spare time you’ll probably find her at the gym practicing her tumbling.

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

Kim completed her first degree in Human Movement and Sports Science in Adelaide. Her course provided valuable exposure to populations needing lifestyle modifications and health awareness, along with the opportunity to help them. The experience inspired Kim to complete a further degree in Exercise Physiology. She then worked for two years in Australia with a variety of populations suffering from chronic musculoskeletal and clinical conditions prescribing exercise to individuals with co-morbidities, including cardiovascular, metabolic and respiratory conditions.

Kim joins the TenClinical team after four years experience working in the NHS at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital and brings a wealth of experience in clinical exercise prescription. This included specialised experience in diabetic populations, where she found particular satisfaction in helping her patients improve blood glucose profiles and reducing/prevent the need for further medication.

Kim loves helping her clients achieve their goals, big or small, and seeing the physical and mental differences these successes can make. She is massively client-focused and is an advocate of incorporating exercise into daily living whilst keeping it enjoyable. She enjoys nothing more that proving to people that you are never too young, too old or too ‘unfit’ to exercise.

Kim completed her first degree in Human Movement and Sports Science in Adelaide. Her course provided valuable exposure to populations needing lifestyle modifications and health awareness, along with the opportunity to help them. The experience inspired Kim to complete a further degree in Exercise Physiology. She then worked for two years in Australia with a variety of populations suffering from chronic musculoskeletal and clinical conditions prescribing exercise to individuals with co-morbidities, including cardiovascular, metabolic and respiratory conditions.

Kim joins the TenClinical team after four years experience working in the NHS at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital and brings a wealth of experience in clinical exercise prescription. This included specialised experience in diabetic populations, where she found particular satisfaction in helping her patients improve blood glucose profiles and reducing/prevent the need for further medication.

Kim loves helping her clients achieve their goals, big or small, and seeing the physical and mental differences these successes can make. She is massively client-focused and is an advocate of incorporating exercise into daily living whilst keeping it enjoyable. She enjoys nothing more that proving to people that you are never too young, too old or too ‘unfit’ to exercise.

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

It’s essential to Lara that she loves what she does for a living. So having been active all her life, and with a limitless passion for fitness and helping people, Lara soon came to realise that a career in the fitness industry was the only option for her. (Even if it took a brief spell in hotel management to prove it!)

She has worked as a trainer for the past 5 years, teaching spin and as a PT, primarily working with clients in recovery and rehabilitation – everything from cycle injuries to strokes and pre/post operative preparation and recovery before and after brain tumour surgery.

Introduced to Dynamic Reformer Pilates, she instantly fell in love with it, finding it the perfect discipline for her particular approach to training – she prides herself on her calm, caring approach combined with a clear understanding of when, how and how far to push her clients to help them get the maximum benefit from their sessions.

In her spare time, you’ll find Lara out running, attending spin classes and checking out other trainers’ Dynamic Reformer Pilates classes.

Kim completed her first degree in Human Movement and Sports Science in Adelaide. Her course provided valuable exposure to populations needing lifestyle modifications and health awareness, along with the opportunity to help them. The experience inspired Kim to complete a further degree in Exercise Physiology. She then worked for two years in Australia with a variety of populations suffering from chronic musculoskeletal and clinical conditions prescribing exercise to individuals with co-morbidities, including cardiovascular, metabolic and respiratory conditions.

Kim joins the TenClinical team after four years experience working in the NHS at Guy’s and St Thomas Hospital and brings a wealth of experience in clinical exercise prescription. This included specialised experience in diabetic populations, where she found particular satisfaction in helping her patients improve blood glucose profiles and reducing/prevent the need for further medication.

Kim loves helping her clients achieve their goals, big or small, and seeing the physical and mental differences these successes can make. She is massively client-focused and is an advocate of incorporating exercise into daily living whilst keeping it enjoyable. She enjoys nothing more that proving to people that you are never too young, too old or too ‘unfit’ to exercise.

Born and raised in Australia, Montana graduated from the University of Queensland with 1st Class Honours. Having completed her Physiotherapy degree, she went straight on to work in a private sports and musculoskeletal practice in Brisbane. It was there that she further developed her knowledge and application of manual therapy and soft tissue release techniques.

During this time, she continued to develop her breadth of treatment methods by completing courses in Dry Needling and Western Acupuncture. She also joins Ten with an existing qualification in Mat Pilates, and she’s no stranger to the benefits of incorporating Pilates into a patients’ rehab programme.

Montana moved to the UK recently and began working in a private hospital, on their orthopaedic ward. This in-patient training gave her a great understanding of surgical procedures, such as total joint replacements (on knees, hips and shoulders) and spinal surgery. She found it really rewarding to witness patients through their whole journey, from pre-operative assessments to the ward and on to post-operative care. This holistic outlook on healthcare has stayed with her, and she strives to approach all client care in this manner.

Being a keen runner, gym-goer, and cook, Montana loves promoting a healthy (but balanced) lifestyle. She enjoys working with patients from all walks of life, and utilising the talented team here at Ten to help clients achieve their goals.

Born and raised in Australia, Montana graduated from the University of Queensland with 1st Class Honours. Having completed her Physiotherapy degree, she went straight on to work in a private sports and musculoskeletal practice in Brisbane. It was there that she further developed her knowledge and application of manual therapy and soft tissue release techniques.

During this time, she continued to develop her breadth of treatment methods by completing courses in Dry Needling and Western Acupuncture. She also joins Ten with an existing qualification in Mat Pilates, and she’s no stranger to the benefits of incorporating Pilates into a patients’ rehab programme.

Montana moved to the UK recently and began working in a private hospital, on their orthopaedic ward. This in-patient training gave her a great understanding of surgical procedures, such as total joint replacements (on knees, hips and shoulders) and spinal surgery. She found it really rewarding to witness patients through their whole journey, from pre-operative assessments to the ward and on to post-operative care. This holistic outlook on healthcare has stayed with her, and she strives to approach all client care in this manner.

Being a keen runner, gym-goer, and cook, Montana loves promoting a healthy (but balanced) lifestyle. She enjoys working with patients from all walks of life, and utilising the talented team here at Ten to help clients achieve their goals.

In 2011 Neil took his skills and experience to Texas where alongside his wife he set up his own Pilates studio – Green Park Pilates. In 2013 he relocated to California to teach Pilates, rehabilitative exercise, strength & conditioning and fitness classes at some of San Francisco’s leading boutique fitness studios. He also trained and qualified as a firefighter and paramedic working in San Bernadino, one of the most deprived cities in the state.

As a personal trainer he enjoys working with clients who have a clear view of the results they would like to see (regardless of what those results may be) as the best way of giving both client and trainer a strong rationale for preparation and exercise selection.

He firmly believes in the key role Pilates plays in a well-rounded exercise regime. He also an advocate for the pivotal role Pilates plays in injury rehabilitation and in the reformer as an extremely important piece of equipment when recovering from injury for its ability to allow a client to focus on the alignment of their body whilst engaging important stabilizing muscles. Whatever the exercise method or piece of equipment, Neil is able to pull the best from it. For him there is value of a wide variety of fitness disciplines and the benefits of opening ourselves up to new exercise experiences.

Neil has spent most of his sporting life playing football and in the last four years has competed in Marathons and Triathlons – enjoying the process of preparing for an event and putting his vast and in-depth fitness knowledge to practical use.

In 2011 Neil took his skills and experience to Texas where alongside his wife he set up his own Pilates studio – Green Park Pilates. In 2013 he relocated to California to teach Pilates, rehabilitative exercise, strength & conditioning and fitness classes at some of San Francisco’s leading boutique fitness studios. He also trained and qualified as a firefighter and paramedic working in San Bernadino, one of the most deprived cities in the state.

As a personal trainer he enjoys working with clients who have a clear view of the results they would like to see (regardless of what those results may be) as the best way of giving both client and trainer a strong rationale for preparation and exercise selection.

He firmly believes in the key role Pilates plays in a well-rounded exercise regime. He also an advocate for the pivotal role Pilates plays in injury rehabilitation and in the reformer as an extremely important piece of equipment when recovering from injury for its ability to allow a client to focus on the alignment of their body whilst engaging important stabilizing muscles. Whatever the exercise method or piece of equipment, Neil is able to pull the best from it. For him there is value of a wide variety of fitness disciplines and the benefits of opening ourselves up to new exercise experiences.

Neil has spent most of his sporting life playing football and in the last four years has competed in Marathons and Triathlons – enjoying the process of preparing for an event and putting his vast and in-depth fitness knowledge to practical use.

In 2011 Neil took his skills and experience to Texas where alongside his wife he set up his own Pilates studio – Green Park Pilates. In 2013 he relocated to California to teach Pilates, rehabilitative exercise, strength & conditioning and fitness classes at some of San Francisco’s leading boutique fitness studios. He also trained and qualified as a firefighter and paramedic working in San Bernadino, one of the most deprived cities in the state.

As a personal trainer he enjoys working with clients who have a clear view of the results they would like to see (regardless of what those results may be) as the best way of giving both client and trainer a strong rationale for preparation and exercise selection.

He firmly believes in the key role Pilates plays in a well-rounded exercise regime. He also an advocate for the pivotal role Pilates plays in injury rehabilitation and in the reformer as an extremely important piece of equipment when recovering from injury for its ability to allow a client to focus on the alignment of their body whilst engaging important stabilizing muscles. Whatever the exercise method or piece of equipment, Neil is able to pull the best from it. For him there is value of a wide variety of fitness disciplines and the benefits of opening ourselves up to new exercise experiences.

Neil has spent most of his sporting life playing football and in the last four years has competed in Marathons and Triathlons – enjoying the process of preparing for an event and putting his vast and in-depth fitness knowledge to practical use.

Abi is a keen runner and cyclist and works with sportspeople from different disciplines, helping them to experience the benefits of yoga as she discovered them all those years ago (and keeps discovering all the time). Her classes start with the physical body and work on increasing strength, balance and core stability as well as keeping joints in safe alignment and working to optimise range of motion. She is also passionate about sharing the positive mental effects of the practice – through a focus on deep, steady breathing even when the body is being challenged, we can help stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, calming the body and cultivating an evenness of mind and a tenacity that we can tap into in stressful situations – at work, on our commute, or during a race for example.

All of these things, physical and mental, vary from person to person and it is important to Abi to work with individuals and small groups to ensure that each person gets what they need. A ‘one size fits all’ approach is not her style!

In 2011 Neil took his skills and experience to Texas where alongside his wife he set up his own Pilates studio – Green Park Pilates. In 2013 he relocated to California to teach Pilates, rehabilitative exercise, strength & conditioning and fitness classes at some of San Francisco’s leading boutique fitness studios. He also trained and qualified as a firefighter and paramedic working in San Bernadino, one of the most deprived cities in the state.

As a personal trainer he enjoys working with clients who have a clear view of the results they would like to see (regardless of what those results may be) as the best way of giving both client and trainer a strong rationale for preparation and exercise selection.

He firmly believes in the key role Pilates plays in a well-rounded exercise regime. He also an advocate for the pivotal role Pilates plays in injury rehabilitation and in the reformer as an extremely important piece of equipment when recovering from injury for its ability to allow a client to focus on the alignment of their body whilst engaging important stabilizing muscles. Whatever the exercise method or piece of equipment, Neil is able to pull the best from it. For him there is value of a wide variety of fitness disciplines and the benefits of opening ourselves up to new exercise experiences.

Neil has spent most of his sporting life playing football and in the last four years has competed in Marathons and Triathlons – enjoying the process of preparing for an event and putting his vast and in-depth fitness knowledge to practical use.

Born and raised in Australia, Montana graduated from the University of Queensland with 1st Class Honours. Having completed her Physiotherapy degree, she went straight on to work in a private sports and musculoskeletal practice in Brisbane. It was there that she further developed her knowledge and application of manual therapy and soft tissue release techniques.

During this time, she continued to develop her breadth of treatment methods by completing courses in Dry Needling and Western Acupuncture. She also joins Ten with an existing qualification in Mat Pilates, and she’s no stranger to the benefits of incorporating Pilates into a patients’ rehab programme.

Montana moved to the UK recently and began working in a private hospital, on their orthopaedic ward. This in-patient training gave her a great understanding of surgical procedures, such as total joint replacements (on knees, hips and shoulders) and spinal surgery. She found it really rewarding to witness patients through their whole journey, from pre-operative assessments to the ward and on to post-operative care. This holistic outlook on healthcare has stayed with her, and she strives to approach all client care in this manner.

Being a keen runner, gym-goer, and cook, Montana loves promoting a healthy (but balanced) lifestyle. She enjoys working with patients from all walks of life, and utilising the talented team here at Ten to help clients achieve their goals.