Class Timetable

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.

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.

After graduating from her Masters Degree in mid-2022, Emily has been working with a broad variety of people living with chronic conditions and injuries. Emily’s previous role taught her the ability to integrate reformer pilates, resistance training and aerobic training into a single cohesive program. This ability allows Emily to create personalised programs to improve and optimise a person’s overall strength and fitness.

She always strives to share her passion for movement as medicine by guiding all of her clients on a trajectory towards reaching their goals – no matter how big or small the client believes their goal is!

Emily has also completed training in girls and women sport and how to improve participation as well as female leadership programs. Her true passion lies with helping people and making sure that after every single session, clients walk out with a smile on their face and feeling well accomplished.

Emily has a background in basketball – both as a player and as an elite-junior level coach. She has also been a lead swimming instructor for five years and thoroughly enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities.

Emily has a passion for working with people living with chronic disease – in particular, neurological, metabolic, cardiovascular and mental health. She is committed to creating enjoyable, challenging and personalised exercise programs that will achieve her clients’ goals.

Outside of her clinical work, Emily enjoys long runs and is training to complete a marathon. She also enjoys travelling, going for walks with her fiancé and catching up with friends.

Chris moved to London in 2020 to continue his career and explore Europe (quickly cut short by Covid-19). He has specialised in recognition and management of complex conditions, particularly using exercise to improve low and upper back pain.

Chris finds Pilates is the perfect antidote to our increasingly sedentary, desk-based lives. He enjoys working with clients to move, strengthen, lengthen and stabilise the structures affected by this lifestyle, reducing common complaints including back, neck and shoulder pain.

Chris works to leave his clients feeling sweaty – but energised – with a smile on their faces.

He is also a Physiotherapist at Ten.

Nikki is an energetic and passionate physiotherapist and Pilates instructor from South Africa. She graduated in 2018 from the University of Stellenbosch with a BSc in Physiotherapy. During her undergraduate years, she regularly volunteered at various sporting events, including cycling and running races, as well as rugby tournaments.

She then went on to complete her community service year in a general district hospital in Kwa-Zulu Natal (South Africa). There she treated a wide variety of conditions, including Neurological, Musculoskeletal, Pediatrics, Geriatrics, Orthopaedics and women’s health patients.

After completing her community service, she started working in a private practice in 2020 specialising in sports, orthopaedics and Musculoskeletal injuries. Here she worked with many in-hospital orthopaedic surgery patients. She worked as a first contact practitioner in the clinic, as well as an on-field physiotherapist for different sports teams, including Rugby, Athletics, Netball and Hockey teams.

She then went on to do her Mat Pilates teacher training course through BASI pilates in 2021 and started up weekly Pilates classes at the clinic.

Nikki uses a variety of treatment techniques in sessions with patients, including many “hands on” techniques, dry needling and most importantly therapeutic movement and exercise. She believes “change happens through movement, and movement heals” – Joseph Pilates.

When she is not at work, she enjoys long distance running, hiking and reading.

Nikki is an energetic and passionate physiotherapist and Pilates instructor from South Africa. She graduated in 2018 from the University of Stellenbosch with a BSc in Physiotherapy. During her undergraduate years, she regularly volunteered at various sporting events, including cycling and running races, as well as rugby tournaments.

She then went on to complete her community service year in a general district hospital in Kwa-Zulu Natal (South Africa). There she treated a wide variety of conditions, including Neurological, Musculoskeletal, Pediatrics, Geriatrics, Orthopaedics and women’s health patients.

After completing her community service, she started working in a private practice in 2020 specialising in sports, orthopaedics and Musculoskeletal injuries. Here she worked with many in-hospital orthopaedic surgery patients. She worked as a first contact practitioner in the clinic, as well as an on-field physiotherapist for different sports teams, including Rugby, Athletics, Netball and Hockey teams.

She then went on to do her Mat Pilates teacher training course through BASI pilates in 2021 and started up weekly Pilates classes at the clinic.

Nikki uses a variety of treatment techniques in sessions with patients, including many “hands on” techniques, dry needling and most importantly therapeutic movement and exercise. She believes “change happens through movement, and movement heals” – Joseph Pilates.

When she is not at work, she enjoys long distance running, hiking and reading.

Sport has been a large part of her life from a young age, whether it be recreational, social, or competitive. After taking part in numerous swimming, netball & volleyball tournaments throughout her years, Manisha discovered how beneficial physical activity can be, both physically and mentally.

After her degree, Manisha chose to further her knowledge with a fitness instructing and exercise referral course, where her interest in the exercise field peaked. It was then she decided to specialise in rehabilitation & prescriptive exercise interventions for targeted conditions.

Manisha likes helping others achieve their personal goals and maintain good health, as well as improving fitness. She also abides by the saying “Exercise is Medicine’ and is committed to the belief that physically activity promotes optimal health and is integral in the prevention and treatment of many medical conditions.

In her spare time, Manisha can be found in the gym working out, in the kitchen cooking up nutritional meals, and exploring the world.

Sport has been a large part of her life from a young age, whether it be recreational, social, or competitive. After taking part in numerous swimming, netball & volleyball tournaments throughout her years, Manisha discovered how beneficial physical activity can be, both physically and mentally.

After her degree, Manisha chose to further her knowledge with a fitness instructing and exercise referral course, where her interest in the exercise field peaked. It was then she decided to specialise in rehabilitation & prescriptive exercise interventions for targeted conditions.

Manisha likes helping others achieve their personal goals and maintain good health, as well as improving fitness. She also abides by the saying “Exercise is Medicine’ and is committed to the belief that physically activity promotes optimal health and is integral in the prevention and treatment of many medical conditions.

In her spare time, Manisha can be found in the gym working out, in the kitchen cooking up nutritional meals, and exploring the world.

After graduating from her Masters Degree in mid-2022, Emily has been working with a broad variety of people living with chronic conditions and injuries. Emily’s previous role taught her the ability to integrate reformer pilates, resistance training and aerobic training into a single cohesive program. This ability allows Emily to create personalised programs to improve and optimise a person’s overall strength and fitness.

She always strives to share her passion for movement as medicine by guiding all of her clients on a trajectory towards reaching their goals – no matter how big or small the client believes their goal is!

Emily has also completed training in girls and women sport and how to improve participation as well as female leadership programs. Her true passion lies with helping people and making sure that after every single session, clients walk out with a smile on their face and feeling well accomplished.

Emily has a background in basketball – both as a player and as an elite-junior level coach. She has also been a lead swimming instructor for five years and thoroughly enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities.

Emily has a passion for working with people living with chronic disease – in particular, neurological, metabolic, cardiovascular and mental health. She is committed to creating enjoyable, challenging and personalised exercise programs that will achieve her clients’ goals.

Outside of her clinical work, Emily enjoys long runs and is training to complete a marathon. She also enjoys travelling, going for walks with her fiancé and catching up with friends.

Sport has been a large part of her life from a young age, whether it be recreational, social, or competitive. After taking part in numerous swimming, netball & volleyball tournaments throughout her years, Manisha discovered how beneficial physical activity can be, both physically and mentally.

After her degree, Manisha chose to further her knowledge with a fitness instructing and exercise referral course, where her interest in the exercise field peaked. It was then she decided to specialise in rehabilitation & prescriptive exercise interventions for targeted conditions.

Manisha likes helping others achieve their personal goals and maintain good health, as well as improving fitness. She also abides by the saying “Exercise is Medicine’ and is committed to the belief that physically activity promotes optimal health and is integral in the prevention and treatment of many medical conditions.

In her spare time, Manisha can be found in the gym working out, in the kitchen cooking up nutritional meals, and exploring the world.

Sport has been a large part of her life from a young age, whether it be recreational, social, or competitive. After taking part in numerous swimming, netball & volleyball tournaments throughout her years, Manisha discovered how beneficial physical activity can be, both physically and mentally.

After her degree, Manisha chose to further her knowledge with a fitness instructing and exercise referral course, where her interest in the exercise field peaked. It was then she decided to specialise in rehabilitation & prescriptive exercise interventions for targeted conditions.

Manisha likes helping others achieve their personal goals and maintain good health, as well as improving fitness. She also abides by the saying “Exercise is Medicine’ and is committed to the belief that physically activity promotes optimal health and is integral in the prevention and treatment of many medical conditions.

In her spare time, Manisha can be found in the gym working out, in the kitchen cooking up nutritional meals, and exploring the world.

Chris moved to London in 2020 to continue his career and explore Europe (quickly cut short by Covid-19). He has specialised in recognition and management of complex conditions, particularly using exercise to improve low and upper back pain.

Chris finds Pilates is the perfect antidote to our increasingly sedentary, desk-based lives. He enjoys working with clients to move, strengthen, lengthen and stabilise the structures affected by this lifestyle, reducing common complaints including back, neck and shoulder pain.

Chris works to leave his clients feeling sweaty – but energised – with a smile on their faces.

He is also a Physiotherapist at Ten.

Fabi describes her teaching style as gentle but with purpose, dynamic and challenging. She is hands-on in correcting posture and alignments, focusing on breathing, control and precision of the movements. Fabi’s aim is for people to come out of her class feeling proud of how far they pushed themselves and excited about their next class.

The benefits of applying movement as a form of therapy is something Fabi has first-hand experience of. She firmly believes that exercise helped her cope mentally and physically when she went through cancer treatment herself, and it’s what inspired her to specialise in Cancer and Exercise Rehabilitation.

Away from the Pilates studio Fabi enjoys spending time with her family, expanding her knowledge of healthy eating, brewing kombucha, listening to Jazz and exploring the English countryside.

Fabi describes her teaching style as gentle but with purpose, dynamic and challenging. She is hands-on in correcting posture and alignments, focusing on breathing, control and precision of the movements. Fabi’s aim is for people to come out of her class feeling proud of how far they pushed themselves and excited about their next class.

The benefits of applying movement as a form of therapy is something Fabi has first-hand experience of. She firmly believes that exercise helped her cope mentally and physically when she went through cancer treatment herself, and it’s what inspired her to specialise in Cancer and Exercise Rehabilitation.

Away from the Pilates studio Fabi enjoys spending time with her family, expanding her knowledge of healthy eating, brewing kombucha, listening to Jazz and exploring the English countryside.

After graduating from her Masters Degree in mid-2022, Emily has been working with a broad variety of people living with chronic conditions and injuries. Emily’s previous role taught her the ability to integrate reformer pilates, resistance training and aerobic training into a single cohesive program. This ability allows Emily to create personalised programs to improve and optimise a person’s overall strength and fitness.

She always strives to share her passion for movement as medicine by guiding all of her clients on a trajectory towards reaching their goals – no matter how big or small the client believes their goal is!

Emily has also completed training in girls and women sport and how to improve participation as well as female leadership programs. Her true passion lies with helping people and making sure that after every single session, clients walk out with a smile on their face and feeling well accomplished.

Emily has a background in basketball – both as a player and as an elite-junior level coach. She has also been a lead swimming instructor for five years and thoroughly enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities.

Emily has a passion for working with people living with chronic disease – in particular, neurological, metabolic, cardiovascular and mental health. She is committed to creating enjoyable, challenging and personalised exercise programs that will achieve her clients’ goals.

Outside of her clinical work, Emily enjoys long runs and is training to complete a marathon. She also enjoys travelling, going for walks with her fiancé and catching up with friends.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Sport has been a large part of her life from a young age, whether it be recreational, social, or competitive. After taking part in numerous swimming, netball & volleyball tournaments throughout her years, Manisha discovered how beneficial physical activity can be, both physically and mentally.

After her degree, Manisha chose to further her knowledge with a fitness instructing and exercise referral course, where her interest in the exercise field peaked. It was then she decided to specialise in rehabilitation & prescriptive exercise interventions for targeted conditions.

Manisha likes helping others achieve their personal goals and maintain good health, as well as improving fitness. She also abides by the saying “Exercise is Medicine’ and is committed to the belief that physically activity promotes optimal health and is integral in the prevention and treatment of many medical conditions.

In her spare time, Manisha can be found in the gym working out, in the kitchen cooking up nutritional meals, and exploring the world.

After graduating from her Masters Degree in mid-2022, Emily has been working with a broad variety of people living with chronic conditions and injuries. Emily’s previous role taught her the ability to integrate reformer pilates, resistance training and aerobic training into a single cohesive program. This ability allows Emily to create personalised programs to improve and optimise a person’s overall strength and fitness.

She always strives to share her passion for movement as medicine by guiding all of her clients on a trajectory towards reaching their goals – no matter how big or small the client believes their goal is!

Emily has also completed training in girls and women sport and how to improve participation as well as female leadership programs. Her true passion lies with helping people and making sure that after every single session, clients walk out with a smile on their face and feeling well accomplished.

Emily has a background in basketball – both as a player and as an elite-junior level coach. She has also been a lead swimming instructor for five years and thoroughly enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities.

Emily has a passion for working with people living with chronic disease – in particular, neurological, metabolic, cardiovascular and mental health. She is committed to creating enjoyable, challenging and personalised exercise programs that will achieve her clients’ goals.

Outside of her clinical work, Emily enjoys long runs and is training to complete a marathon. She also enjoys travelling, going for walks with her fiancé and catching up with friends.

Sport has been a large part of her life from a young age, whether it be recreational, social, or competitive. After taking part in numerous swimming, netball & volleyball tournaments throughout her years, Manisha discovered how beneficial physical activity can be, both physically and mentally.

After her degree, Manisha chose to further her knowledge with a fitness instructing and exercise referral course, where her interest in the exercise field peaked. It was then she decided to specialise in rehabilitation & prescriptive exercise interventions for targeted conditions.

Manisha likes helping others achieve their personal goals and maintain good health, as well as improving fitness. She also abides by the saying “Exercise is Medicine’ and is committed to the belief that physically activity promotes optimal health and is integral in the prevention and treatment of many medical conditions.

In her spare time, Manisha can be found in the gym working out, in the kitchen cooking up nutritional meals, and exploring the world.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Nikki is an energetic and passionate physiotherapist and Pilates instructor from South Africa. She graduated in 2018 from the University of Stellenbosch with a BSc in Physiotherapy. During her undergraduate years, she regularly volunteered at various sporting events, including cycling and running races, as well as rugby tournaments.

She then went on to complete her community service year in a general district hospital in Kwa-Zulu Natal (South Africa). There she treated a wide variety of conditions, including Neurological, Musculoskeletal, Pediatrics, Geriatrics, Orthopaedics and women’s health patients.

After completing her community service, she started working in a private practice in 2020 specialising in sports, orthopaedics and Musculoskeletal injuries. Here she worked with many in-hospital orthopaedic surgery patients. She worked as a first contact practitioner in the clinic, as well as an on-field physiotherapist for different sports teams, including Rugby, Athletics, Netball and Hockey teams.

She then went on to do her Mat Pilates teacher training course through BASI pilates in 2021 and started up weekly Pilates classes at the clinic.

Nikki uses a variety of treatment techniques in sessions with patients, including many “hands on” techniques, dry needling and most importantly therapeutic movement and exercise. She believes “change happens through movement, and movement heals” – Joseph Pilates.

When she is not at work, she enjoys long distance running, hiking and reading.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Fabi describes her teaching style as gentle but with purpose, dynamic and challenging. She is hands-on in correcting posture and alignments, focusing on breathing, control and precision of the movements. Fabi’s aim is for people to come out of her class feeling proud of how far they pushed themselves and excited about their next class.

The benefits of applying movement as a form of therapy is something Fabi has first-hand experience of. She firmly believes that exercise helped her cope mentally and physically when she went through cancer treatment herself, and it’s what inspired her to specialise in Cancer and Exercise Rehabilitation.

Away from the Pilates studio Fabi enjoys spending time with her family, expanding her knowledge of healthy eating, brewing kombucha, listening to Jazz and exploring the English countryside.

Fabi describes her teaching style as gentle but with purpose, dynamic and challenging. She is hands-on in correcting posture and alignments, focusing on breathing, control and precision of the movements. Fabi’s aim is for people to come out of her class feeling proud of how far they pushed themselves and excited about their next class.

The benefits of applying movement as a form of therapy is something Fabi has first-hand experience of. She firmly believes that exercise helped her cope mentally and physically when she went through cancer treatment herself, and it’s what inspired her to specialise in Cancer and Exercise Rehabilitation.

Away from the Pilates studio Fabi enjoys spending time with her family, expanding her knowledge of healthy eating, brewing kombucha, listening to Jazz and exploring the English countryside.

After graduating from her Masters Degree in mid-2022, Emily has been working with a broad variety of people living with chronic conditions and injuries. Emily’s previous role taught her the ability to integrate reformer pilates, resistance training and aerobic training into a single cohesive program. This ability allows Emily to create personalised programs to improve and optimise a person’s overall strength and fitness.

She always strives to share her passion for movement as medicine by guiding all of her clients on a trajectory towards reaching their goals – no matter how big or small the client believes their goal is!

Emily has also completed training in girls and women sport and how to improve participation as well as female leadership programs. Her true passion lies with helping people and making sure that after every single session, clients walk out with a smile on their face and feeling well accomplished.

Emily has a background in basketball – both as a player and as an elite-junior level coach. She has also been a lead swimming instructor for five years and thoroughly enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities.

Emily has a passion for working with people living with chronic disease – in particular, neurological, metabolic, cardiovascular and mental health. She is committed to creating enjoyable, challenging and personalised exercise programs that will achieve her clients’ goals.

Outside of her clinical work, Emily enjoys long runs and is training to complete a marathon. She also enjoys travelling, going for walks with her fiancé and catching up with friends.

After graduating from her Masters Degree in mid-2022, Emily has been working with a broad variety of people living with chronic conditions and injuries. Emily’s previous role taught her the ability to integrate reformer pilates, resistance training and aerobic training into a single cohesive program. This ability allows Emily to create personalised programs to improve and optimise a person’s overall strength and fitness.

She always strives to share her passion for movement as medicine by guiding all of her clients on a trajectory towards reaching their goals – no matter how big or small the client believes their goal is!

Emily has also completed training in girls and women sport and how to improve participation as well as female leadership programs. Her true passion lies with helping people and making sure that after every single session, clients walk out with a smile on their face and feeling well accomplished.

Emily has a background in basketball – both as a player and as an elite-junior level coach. She has also been a lead swimming instructor for five years and thoroughly enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities.

Emily has a passion for working with people living with chronic disease – in particular, neurological, metabolic, cardiovascular and mental health. She is committed to creating enjoyable, challenging and personalised exercise programs that will achieve her clients’ goals.

Outside of her clinical work, Emily enjoys long runs and is training to complete a marathon. She also enjoys travelling, going for walks with her fiancé and catching up with friends.

After graduating from her Masters Degree in mid-2022, Emily has been working with a broad variety of people living with chronic conditions and injuries. Emily’s previous role taught her the ability to integrate reformer pilates, resistance training and aerobic training into a single cohesive program. This ability allows Emily to create personalised programs to improve and optimise a person’s overall strength and fitness.

She always strives to share her passion for movement as medicine by guiding all of her clients on a trajectory towards reaching their goals – no matter how big or small the client believes their goal is!

Emily has also completed training in girls and women sport and how to improve participation as well as female leadership programs. Her true passion lies with helping people and making sure that after every single session, clients walk out with a smile on their face and feeling well accomplished.

Emily has a background in basketball – both as a player and as an elite-junior level coach. She has also been a lead swimming instructor for five years and thoroughly enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities.

Emily has a passion for working with people living with chronic disease – in particular, neurological, metabolic, cardiovascular and mental health. She is committed to creating enjoyable, challenging and personalised exercise programs that will achieve her clients’ goals.

Outside of her clinical work, Emily enjoys long runs and is training to complete a marathon. She also enjoys travelling, going for walks with her fiancé and catching up with friends.

After graduating from her Masters Degree in mid-2022, Emily has been working with a broad variety of people living with chronic conditions and injuries. Emily’s previous role taught her the ability to integrate reformer pilates, resistance training and aerobic training into a single cohesive program. This ability allows Emily to create personalised programs to improve and optimise a person’s overall strength and fitness.

She always strives to share her passion for movement as medicine by guiding all of her clients on a trajectory towards reaching their goals – no matter how big or small the client believes their goal is!

Emily has also completed training in girls and women sport and how to improve participation as well as female leadership programs. Her true passion lies with helping people and making sure that after every single session, clients walk out with a smile on their face and feeling well accomplished.

Emily has a background in basketball – both as a player and as an elite-junior level coach. She has also been a lead swimming instructor for five years and thoroughly enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities.

Emily has a passion for working with people living with chronic disease – in particular, neurological, metabolic, cardiovascular and mental health. She is committed to creating enjoyable, challenging and personalised exercise programs that will achieve her clients’ goals.

Outside of her clinical work, Emily enjoys long runs and is training to complete a marathon. She also enjoys travelling, going for walks with her fiancé and catching up with friends.

After graduating from her Masters Degree in mid-2022, Emily has been working with a broad variety of people living with chronic conditions and injuries. Emily’s previous role taught her the ability to integrate reformer pilates, resistance training and aerobic training into a single cohesive program. This ability allows Emily to create personalised programs to improve and optimise a person’s overall strength and fitness.

She always strives to share her passion for movement as medicine by guiding all of her clients on a trajectory towards reaching their goals – no matter how big or small the client believes their goal is!

Emily has also completed training in girls and women sport and how to improve participation as well as female leadership programs. Her true passion lies with helping people and making sure that after every single session, clients walk out with a smile on their face and feeling well accomplished.

Emily has a background in basketball – both as a player and as an elite-junior level coach. She has also been a lead swimming instructor for five years and thoroughly enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities.

Emily has a passion for working with people living with chronic disease – in particular, neurological, metabolic, cardiovascular and mental health. She is committed to creating enjoyable, challenging and personalised exercise programs that will achieve her clients’ goals.

Outside of her clinical work, Emily enjoys long runs and is training to complete a marathon. She also enjoys travelling, going for walks with her fiancé and catching up with friends.

Gareth studied music formally at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA). Having shown no aptitude for any sport earlier in life, it was only in his final years of study that Gareth discovered the mental and physical benefits of exercise.

Moving to London in 2012, Gareth continued to cultivate a growing passion for fitness (resistance training in particular) alongside a career in music. It was through an injury in 2016 that Gareth discovered the transformative power of Pilates.

In 2021, Gareth made his professional entry into the fitness industry, qualifying as a personal trainer. In 2023, having seen that so many of his PT clients could also benefit from Pilates, Gareth qualified as a Pilates instructor.

Regardless of age, ability or experience, you can expect a class/PT session with Gareth to be calm, focused and challenging, with an emphasis on form, mind-muscle connection and appropriate intensity.

Gareth studied music formally at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA). Having shown no aptitude for any sport earlier in life, it was only in his final years of study that Gareth discovered the mental and physical benefits of exercise.

Moving to London in 2012, Gareth continued to cultivate a growing passion for fitness (resistance training in particular) alongside a career in music. It was through an injury in 2016 that Gareth discovered the transformative power of Pilates.

In 2021, Gareth made his professional entry into the fitness industry, qualifying as a personal trainer. In 2023, having seen that so many of his PT clients could also benefit from Pilates, Gareth qualified as a Pilates instructor.

Regardless of age, ability or experience, you can expect a class/PT session with Gareth to be calm, focused and challenging, with an emphasis on form, mind-muscle connection and appropriate intensity.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Gareth studied music formally at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA). Having shown no aptitude for any sport earlier in life, it was only in his final years of study that Gareth discovered the mental and physical benefits of exercise.

Moving to London in 2012, Gareth continued to cultivate a growing passion for fitness (resistance training in particular) alongside a career in music. It was through an injury in 2016 that Gareth discovered the transformative power of Pilates.

In 2021, Gareth made his professional entry into the fitness industry, qualifying as a personal trainer. In 2023, having seen that so many of his PT clients could also benefit from Pilates, Gareth qualified as a Pilates instructor.

Regardless of age, ability or experience, you can expect a class/PT session with Gareth to be calm, focused and challenging, with an emphasis on form, mind-muscle connection and appropriate intensity.

Gareth studied music formally at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA). Having shown no aptitude for any sport earlier in life, it was only in his final years of study that Gareth discovered the mental and physical benefits of exercise.

Moving to London in 2012, Gareth continued to cultivate a growing passion for fitness (resistance training in particular) alongside a career in music. It was through an injury in 2016 that Gareth discovered the transformative power of Pilates.

In 2021, Gareth made his professional entry into the fitness industry, qualifying as a personal trainer. In 2023, having seen that so many of his PT clients could also benefit from Pilates, Gareth qualified as a Pilates instructor.

Regardless of age, ability or experience, you can expect a class/PT session with Gareth to be calm, focused and challenging, with an emphasis on form, mind-muscle connection and appropriate intensity.

Gareth studied music formally at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA). Having shown no aptitude for any sport earlier in life, it was only in his final years of study that Gareth discovered the mental and physical benefits of exercise.

Moving to London in 2012, Gareth continued to cultivate a growing passion for fitness (resistance training in particular) alongside a career in music. It was through an injury in 2016 that Gareth discovered the transformative power of Pilates.

In 2021, Gareth made his professional entry into the fitness industry, qualifying as a personal trainer. In 2023, having seen that so many of his PT clients could also benefit from Pilates, Gareth qualified as a Pilates instructor.

Regardless of age, ability or experience, you can expect a class/PT session with Gareth to be calm, focused and challenging, with an emphasis on form, mind-muscle connection and appropriate intensity.

After graduating from her Masters Degree in mid-2022, Emily has been working with a broad variety of people living with chronic conditions and injuries. Emily’s previous role taught her the ability to integrate reformer pilates, resistance training and aerobic training into a single cohesive program. This ability allows Emily to create personalised programs to improve and optimise a person’s overall strength and fitness.

She always strives to share her passion for movement as medicine by guiding all of her clients on a trajectory towards reaching their goals – no matter how big or small the client believes their goal is!

Emily has also completed training in girls and women sport and how to improve participation as well as female leadership programs. Her true passion lies with helping people and making sure that after every single session, clients walk out with a smile on their face and feeling well accomplished.

Emily has a background in basketball – both as a player and as an elite-junior level coach. She has also been a lead swimming instructor for five years and thoroughly enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities.

Emily has a passion for working with people living with chronic disease – in particular, neurological, metabolic, cardiovascular and mental health. She is committed to creating enjoyable, challenging and personalised exercise programs that will achieve her clients’ goals.

Outside of her clinical work, Emily enjoys long runs and is training to complete a marathon. She also enjoys travelling, going for walks with her fiancé and catching up with friends.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Amy’s love for solo travelling and adventure hand in hand with clinical fitness are the blend that make her passionate about wellness and self awareness of the body and mind (in and out of the studio) and aims to bring this mantra within her classes. Passionate about helping others, providing postural corrections and enhancements, watching personal development 1-1 or in a group and providing a positive learning environment is how Amy tailors her classes. Whether you start as a beginner to the reformer or with handfuls of experience, everyone is welcome to begin their Dynamic Pilates journey at Ten with Amy. You will leave her classes with a greater understanding on the dynamic reformer Pilates approach including anatomy terminology , a strong understanding on breathing- it’s benefits and how to implement it into Pilates and daily life, core stability to use every day out of the studio alongside engagement of muscle groups and the knowledge needed to perform each exercise safely and to your individual range of motion.

The reformer will assist in providing an enjoyable and beneficial workout which can be used for those requiring rehab fitness or likewise for those who want to focus on their core and posture, it really is for anyone!

Amy’s love for solo travelling and adventure hand in hand with clinical fitness are the blend that make her passionate about wellness and self awareness of the body and mind (in and out of the studio) and aims to bring this mantra within her classes. Passionate about helping others, providing postural corrections and enhancements, watching personal development 1-1 or in a group and providing a positive learning environment is how Amy tailors her classes. Whether you start as a beginner to the reformer or with handfuls of experience, everyone is welcome to begin their Dynamic Pilates journey at Ten with Amy. You will leave her classes with a greater understanding on the dynamic reformer Pilates approach including anatomy terminology , a strong understanding on breathing- it’s benefits and how to implement it into Pilates and daily life, core stability to use every day out of the studio alongside engagement of muscle groups and the knowledge needed to perform each exercise safely and to your individual range of motion.

The reformer will assist in providing an enjoyable and beneficial workout which can be used for those requiring rehab fitness or likewise for those who want to focus on their core and posture, it really is for anyone!

Nikki is an energetic and passionate physiotherapist and Pilates instructor from South Africa. She graduated in 2018 from the University of Stellenbosch with a BSc in Physiotherapy. During her undergraduate years, she regularly volunteered at various sporting events, including cycling and running races, as well as rugby tournaments.

She then went on to complete her community service year in a general district hospital in Kwa-Zulu Natal (South Africa). There she treated a wide variety of conditions, including Neurological, Musculoskeletal, Pediatrics, Geriatrics, Orthopaedics and women’s health patients.

After completing her community service, she started working in a private practice in 2020 specialising in sports, orthopaedics and Musculoskeletal injuries. Here she worked with many in-hospital orthopaedic surgery patients. She worked as a first contact practitioner in the clinic, as well as an on-field physiotherapist for different sports teams, including Rugby, Athletics, Netball and Hockey teams.

She then went on to do her Mat Pilates teacher training course through BASI pilates in 2021 and started up weekly Pilates classes at the clinic.

Nikki uses a variety of treatment techniques in sessions with patients, including many “hands on” techniques, dry needling and most importantly therapeutic movement and exercise. She believes “change happens through movement, and movement heals” – Joseph Pilates.

When she is not at work, she enjoys long distance running, hiking and reading.

After graduating from her Masters Degree in mid-2022, Emily has been working with a broad variety of people living with chronic conditions and injuries. Emily’s previous role taught her the ability to integrate reformer pilates, resistance training and aerobic training into a single cohesive program. This ability allows Emily to create personalised programs to improve and optimise a person’s overall strength and fitness.

She always strives to share her passion for movement as medicine by guiding all of her clients on a trajectory towards reaching their goals – no matter how big or small the client believes their goal is!

Emily has also completed training in girls and women sport and how to improve participation as well as female leadership programs. Her true passion lies with helping people and making sure that after every single session, clients walk out with a smile on their face and feeling well accomplished.

Emily has a background in basketball – both as a player and as an elite-junior level coach. She has also been a lead swimming instructor for five years and thoroughly enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities.

Emily has a passion for working with people living with chronic disease – in particular, neurological, metabolic, cardiovascular and mental health. She is committed to creating enjoyable, challenging and personalised exercise programs that will achieve her clients’ goals.

Outside of her clinical work, Emily enjoys long runs and is training to complete a marathon. She also enjoys travelling, going for walks with her fiancé and catching up with friends.

Nikki is an energetic and passionate physiotherapist and Pilates instructor from South Africa. She graduated in 2018 from the University of Stellenbosch with a BSc in Physiotherapy. During her undergraduate years, she regularly volunteered at various sporting events, including cycling and running races, as well as rugby tournaments.

She then went on to complete her community service year in a general district hospital in Kwa-Zulu Natal (South Africa). There she treated a wide variety of conditions, including Neurological, Musculoskeletal, Pediatrics, Geriatrics, Orthopaedics and women’s health patients.

After completing her community service, she started working in a private practice in 2020 specialising in sports, orthopaedics and Musculoskeletal injuries. Here she worked with many in-hospital orthopaedic surgery patients. She worked as a first contact practitioner in the clinic, as well as an on-field physiotherapist for different sports teams, including Rugby, Athletics, Netball and Hockey teams.

She then went on to do her Mat Pilates teacher training course through BASI pilates in 2021 and started up weekly Pilates classes at the clinic.

Nikki uses a variety of treatment techniques in sessions with patients, including many “hands on” techniques, dry needling and most importantly therapeutic movement and exercise. She believes “change happens through movement, and movement heals” – Joseph Pilates.

When she is not at work, she enjoys long distance running, hiking and reading.

After graduating from her Masters Degree in mid-2022, Emily has been working with a broad variety of people living with chronic conditions and injuries. Emily’s previous role taught her the ability to integrate reformer pilates, resistance training and aerobic training into a single cohesive program. This ability allows Emily to create personalised programs to improve and optimise a person’s overall strength and fitness.

She always strives to share her passion for movement as medicine by guiding all of her clients on a trajectory towards reaching their goals – no matter how big or small the client believes their goal is!

Emily has also completed training in girls and women sport and how to improve participation as well as female leadership programs. Her true passion lies with helping people and making sure that after every single session, clients walk out with a smile on their face and feeling well accomplished.

Emily has a background in basketball – both as a player and as an elite-junior level coach. She has also been a lead swimming instructor for five years and thoroughly enjoys working with children of all ages and abilities.

Emily has a passion for working with people living with chronic disease – in particular, neurological, metabolic, cardiovascular and mental health. She is committed to creating enjoyable, challenging and personalised exercise programs that will achieve her clients’ goals.

Outside of her clinical work, Emily enjoys long runs and is training to complete a marathon. She also enjoys travelling, going for walks with her fiancé and catching up with friends.

Nikki is an energetic and passionate physiotherapist and Pilates instructor from South Africa. She graduated in 2018 from the University of Stellenbosch with a BSc in Physiotherapy. During her undergraduate years, she regularly volunteered at various sporting events, including cycling and running races, as well as rugby tournaments.

She then went on to complete her community service year in a general district hospital in Kwa-Zulu Natal (South Africa). There she treated a wide variety of conditions, including Neurological, Musculoskeletal, Pediatrics, Geriatrics, Orthopaedics and women’s health patients.

After completing her community service, she started working in a private practice in 2020 specialising in sports, orthopaedics and Musculoskeletal injuries. Here she worked with many in-hospital orthopaedic surgery patients. She worked as a first contact practitioner in the clinic, as well as an on-field physiotherapist for different sports teams, including Rugby, Athletics, Netball and Hockey teams.

She then went on to do her Mat Pilates teacher training course through BASI pilates in 2021 and started up weekly Pilates classes at the clinic.

Nikki uses a variety of treatment techniques in sessions with patients, including many “hands on” techniques, dry needling and most importantly therapeutic movement and exercise. She believes “change happens through movement, and movement heals” – Joseph Pilates.

When she is not at work, she enjoys long distance running, hiking and reading.

Nikki is an energetic and passionate physiotherapist and Pilates instructor from South Africa. She graduated in 2018 from the University of Stellenbosch with a BSc in Physiotherapy. During her undergraduate years, she regularly volunteered at various sporting events, including cycling and running races, as well as rugby tournaments.

She then went on to complete her community service year in a general district hospital in Kwa-Zulu Natal (South Africa). There she treated a wide variety of conditions, including Neurological, Musculoskeletal, Pediatrics, Geriatrics, Orthopaedics and women’s health patients.

After completing her community service, she started working in a private practice in 2020 specialising in sports, orthopaedics and Musculoskeletal injuries. Here she worked with many in-hospital orthopaedic surgery patients. She worked as a first contact practitioner in the clinic, as well as an on-field physiotherapist for different sports teams, including Rugby, Athletics, Netball and Hockey teams.

She then went on to do her Mat Pilates teacher training course through BASI pilates in 2021 and started up weekly Pilates classes at the clinic.

Nikki uses a variety of treatment techniques in sessions with patients, including many “hands on” techniques, dry needling and most importantly therapeutic movement and exercise. She believes “change happens through movement, and movement heals” – Joseph Pilates.

When she is not at work, she enjoys long distance running, hiking and reading.