Class Timetable

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Combining her love of dance and fitness, Adina has worked with a wide range of clients from pensioners and people with disabilities to elite athletes, musicians and dancers. She’s an advocate for promoting fitness in the community and has set up exercise therapy programmes for people with acquired brain injuries as well as running exercise sessions for cardiac rehab patients.

After years of teaching high energy, high impact classes Adina discovered Pilates. Not only did she discover that this was the perfect solution for rebalancing her body, it also prompted her to deepen her understanding of the anatomy of movement,

Adina went on to spend 18 months studying the classical mat and apparatus syllabus with the prestigious Pilates Foundation UK, and has now been teaching Pilates in top studios, gyms and physio centres for the past 10 years.

Adina finds that teaching Dynamic Reformer at ten is the perfect combination for her fitness and Pilates skills. Expect her classes to be high octane, but with a keen focus on correct alignment and execution of the exercises – particularly as a means of injury prevention.

In her spare time Adina loves jogging along London’s canal pathways. Relaxation? Settling down with an inspiring autobiography does the trick.

Combining her love of dance and fitness, Adina has worked with a wide range of clients from pensioners and people with disabilities to elite athletes, musicians and dancers. She’s an advocate for promoting fitness in the community and has set up exercise therapy programmes for people with acquired brain injuries as well as running exercise sessions for cardiac rehab patients.

After years of teaching high energy, high impact classes Adina discovered Pilates. Not only did she discover that this was the perfect solution for rebalancing her body, it also prompted her to deepen her understanding of the anatomy of movement,

Adina went on to spend 18 months studying the classical mat and apparatus syllabus with the prestigious Pilates Foundation UK, and has now been teaching Pilates in top studios, gyms and physio centres for the past 10 years.

Adina finds that teaching Dynamic Reformer at ten is the perfect combination for her fitness and Pilates skills. Expect her classes to be high octane, but with a keen focus on correct alignment and execution of the exercises – particularly as a means of injury prevention.

In her spare time Adina loves jogging along London’s canal pathways. Relaxation? Settling down with an inspiring autobiography does the trick.

As a personal trainer I take great pride in my ability to deliver fun, engaging and challenging sessions.

I have particularly focused on strength and HiiT training – my two passions – and place great emphasis on the importance of correct form and fluid movement to achieve excellent results, whether that’s for an athlete looking for an extra burst of speed or for an office worker or stay-at-home mum looking to lose weight and improve their day-to-day strength and fitness.

In my free time I simply enjoy all London has to offer as I plot my next adventure around Europe.

As a personal trainer I take great pride in my ability to deliver fun, engaging and challenging sessions.

I have particularly focused on strength and HiiT training – my two passions – and place great emphasis on the importance of correct form and fluid movement to achieve excellent results, whether that’s for an athlete looking for an extra burst of speed or for an office worker or stay-at-home mum looking to lose weight and improve their day-to-day strength and fitness.

In my free time I simply enjoy all London has to offer as I plot my next adventure around Europe.

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

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

The fitness industry was a natural progression as injury prevention and body image is an important part of a dancer’s life. Katie spent a lot of time in the gym trying to maintain her weight and overcome muscle imbalances. She was introduced to resistance training and began to see and feel a massive change in her body.

Four years into her dance career, Katie obtained her Level 3 Personal Training qualification and used it to help educate herself and her fellow dancers on the importance of resistance training and correct technique. She soon began training other dancers, creating programmes that combined resistance training, HIIT training and Pilates to help them develop strong, flexible, injury-free bodies.

She then went onto gain her indoor cycling, circuit training, GP referral Mat Pilates – and most recently Dynamic Reformer Pilates – qualifications.

Katie is excited to be part of the Ten Team and tries to bring the passion, energy and discipline of her dance background into her sessions to help promote and maintain a high level of strength, flexibility, alignment and posture.

“Your fitness is 100% mental. The body won’t go where the mind doesn’t push it!”

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The fitness industry was a natural progression as injury prevention and body image is an important part of a dancer’s life. Katie spent a lot of time in the gym trying to maintain her weight and overcome muscle imbalances. She was introduced to resistance training and began to see and feel a massive change in her body.

Four years into her dance career, Katie obtained her Level 3 Personal Training qualification and used it to help educate herself and her fellow dancers on the importance of resistance training and correct technique. She soon began training other dancers, creating programmes that combined resistance training, HIIT training and Pilates to help them develop strong, flexible, injury-free bodies.

She then went onto gain her indoor cycling, circuit training, GP referral Mat Pilates – and most recently Dynamic Reformer Pilates – qualifications.

Katie is excited to be part of the Ten Team and tries to bring the passion, energy and discipline of her dance background into her sessions to help promote and maintain a high level of strength, flexibility, alignment and posture.

“Your fitness is 100% mental. The body won’t go where the mind doesn’t push it!”

The fitness industry was a natural progression as injury prevention and body image is an important part of a dancer’s life. Katie spent a lot of time in the gym trying to maintain her weight and overcome muscle imbalances. She was introduced to resistance training and began to see and feel a massive change in her body.

Four years into her dance career, Katie obtained her Level 3 Personal Training qualification and used it to help educate herself and her fellow dancers on the importance of resistance training and correct technique. She soon began training other dancers, creating programmes that combined resistance training, HIIT training and Pilates to help them develop strong, flexible, injury-free bodies.

She then went onto gain her indoor cycling, circuit training, GP referral Mat Pilates – and most recently Dynamic Reformer Pilates – qualifications.

Katie is excited to be part of the Ten Team and tries to bring the passion, energy and discipline of her dance background into her sessions to help promote and maintain a high level of strength, flexibility, alignment and posture.

“Your fitness is 100% mental. The body won’t go where the mind doesn’t push it!”

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Kendall believes that Pilates is truly for everyone, whether that be rehabbing back from injury, getting you moving after a long day at the desk, or as a great adjunct to a training regime to make sure injuries stay away! Using her physiotherapy and biomechanical knowledge, Kendall strives for her clients to leave her class feeling stronger, taller and most importantly smarter – better body awareness, a better understanding of how their body works, proper movements patterns and the importance of strength and control. Pilates is not only a body work out, but a brain work out too.

Kendall’s classes are always fun and should have you leaving smiling, sweaty but most importantly satisfied!

Kendall believes that Pilates is truly for everyone, whether that be rehabbing back from injury, getting you moving after a long day at the desk, or as a great adjunct to a training regime to make sure injuries stay away! Using her physiotherapy and biomechanical knowledge, Kendall strives for her clients to leave her class feeling stronger, taller and most importantly smarter – better body awareness, a better understanding of how their body works, proper movements patterns and the importance of strength and control. Pilates is not only a body work out, but a brain work out too.

Kendall’s classes are always fun and should have you leaving smiling, sweaty but most importantly satisfied!

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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