Class Timetable

Her knowledge about the influence of a healthy lifestyle was furthered during her studies of Sport and Exercise Science and a masters in Sports Therapy. She learnt about the effects of nutrition on the body’s systems and also the preventive mechanisms of illness and injury that exercise possesses.

Martha’s experiences treating injured patients during her Sports Therapy placement, and from becoming injured herself, means she understands the debilitating effects that injury and illness can have and therefore the importance of good rehabilitation and consistency. From working with many people, often with the same injury, she recognises that every person is unique and requires their own rehabilitation plan. She enjoys working with people to improve their quality of life and assist them to achieve their goals.

Martha believes that exercise improves day to day productivity and state of mind. She attributes her organisational and driven nature to balancing both work and exercise.

In her free time, Martha continues to play hockey and also enjoys running in parks around London and cooking healthy dishes.

Alice discovered Pilates while looking for a way to complement her swimming & dance background and build strength and balance. She was drawn to its unique combination of control, alignment, and mindfulness. Pilates quickly became a core part of her life, providing the perfect blend of physical challenge and mental focus. Now, Alice is passionate about sharing the transformative power of Pilates with others.

Alice’s teaching style is dynamic, supportive, and inclusive. She focuses on helping clients build strength, improve alignment, and connect with their bodies. Her classes are thoughtfully structured, starting with a warm-up, progressing through targeted exercises for the upper and lower body, and finishing with a cool-down.

Clients often mention Alice’s calming voice, which helps create a relaxed and focused atmosphere in her sessions. Combined with clear instructions and tailored modifications, she ensures that everyone feels both challenged and comfortable, whether they’re new to Pilates or refining their skills.

When Alice isn’t teaching Pilates, she’s likely immersed in music. As a singer she spends her time performing, creating, and sharing her journey. She also enjoys staying active through other activities, such as swimming or trying out new fitness classes.

Alice’s favourite exercise is the plank to pike on the reformer, she loves how it challenges core strength, control, and flexibility, helping to build the same endurance and stability. This exercise is a regular feature in her classes, leaving clients feeling strong, accomplished, and deeply connected to their bodies.

Her knowledge about the influence of a healthy lifestyle was furthered during her studies of Sport and Exercise Science and a masters in Sports Therapy. She learnt about the effects of nutrition on the body’s systems and also the preventive mechanisms of illness and injury that exercise possesses.

Martha’s experiences treating injured patients during her Sports Therapy placement, and from becoming injured herself, means she understands the debilitating effects that injury and illness can have and therefore the importance of good rehabilitation and consistency. From working with many people, often with the same injury, she recognises that every person is unique and requires their own rehabilitation plan. She enjoys working with people to improve their quality of life and assist them to achieve their goals.

Martha believes that exercise improves day to day productivity and state of mind. She attributes her organisational and driven nature to balancing both work and exercise.

In her free time, Martha continues to play hockey and also enjoys running in parks around London and cooking healthy dishes.

Her knowledge about the influence of a healthy lifestyle was furthered during her studies of Sport and Exercise Science and a masters in Sports Therapy. She learnt about the effects of nutrition on the body’s systems and also the preventive mechanisms of illness and injury that exercise possesses.

Martha’s experiences treating injured patients during her Sports Therapy placement, and from becoming injured herself, means she understands the debilitating effects that injury and illness can have and therefore the importance of good rehabilitation and consistency. From working with many people, often with the same injury, she recognises that every person is unique and requires their own rehabilitation plan. She enjoys working with people to improve their quality of life and assist them to achieve their goals.

Martha believes that exercise improves day to day productivity and state of mind. She attributes her organisational and driven nature to balancing both work and exercise.

In her free time, Martha continues to play hockey and also enjoys running in parks around London and cooking healthy dishes.

Freya is a dedicated physiotherapist, specialising in musculoskeletal care alongside a growing caseload in women’s health. Having spent the majority of her career within NHS settings, she is excited to embrace the new opportunities of private practice.

For Freya, the most rewarding part of her job is seeing clients leave feeling stronger, more confident, and truly listened to. She is known for her empathetic approach, ensuring that each individual receives tailored care that supports both their physical and mental well-being.

Since joining Ten, Freya has expanded her expertise by training in Dynamic Reformer Pilates, adding a new dimension to her practice. Guided by Ten’s philosophy, she remains dedicated to expanding her knowledge and refining her approach.

One of the highlights of Freya’s career was working at Queen Charlotte’s & Chelsea Hospital in the maternity unit, where she provided obstetric MSK physiotherapy—an area she is particularly passionate about. She finds great fulfillment in supporting this population, helping women build strength, confidence, and comfort throughout pregnancy and postpartum recovery.

Beyond physiotherapy, she enjoys yoga, dancing, arts & theatre, and spending time outdoors in the sun.

Alice discovered Pilates while looking for a way to complement her swimming & dance background and build strength and balance. She was drawn to its unique combination of control, alignment, and mindfulness. Pilates quickly became a core part of her life, providing the perfect blend of physical challenge and mental focus. Now, Alice is passionate about sharing the transformative power of Pilates with others.

Alice’s teaching style is dynamic, supportive, and inclusive. She focuses on helping clients build strength, improve alignment, and connect with their bodies. Her classes are thoughtfully structured, starting with a warm-up, progressing through targeted exercises for the upper and lower body, and finishing with a cool-down.

Clients often mention Alice’s calming voice, which helps create a relaxed and focused atmosphere in her sessions. Combined with clear instructions and tailored modifications, she ensures that everyone feels both challenged and comfortable, whether they’re new to Pilates or refining their skills.

When Alice isn’t teaching Pilates, she’s likely immersed in music. As a singer she spends her time performing, creating, and sharing her journey. She also enjoys staying active through other activities, such as swimming or trying out new fitness classes.

Alice’s favourite exercise is the plank to pike on the reformer, she loves how it challenges core strength, control, and flexibility, helping to build the same endurance and stability. This exercise is a regular feature in her classes, leaving clients feeling strong, accomplished, and deeply connected to their bodies.

Her knowledge about the influence of a healthy lifestyle was furthered during her studies of Sport and Exercise Science and a masters in Sports Therapy. She learnt about the effects of nutrition on the body’s systems and also the preventive mechanisms of illness and injury that exercise possesses.

Martha’s experiences treating injured patients during her Sports Therapy placement, and from becoming injured herself, means she understands the debilitating effects that injury and illness can have and therefore the importance of good rehabilitation and consistency. From working with many people, often with the same injury, she recognises that every person is unique and requires their own rehabilitation plan. She enjoys working with people to improve their quality of life and assist them to achieve their goals.

Martha believes that exercise improves day to day productivity and state of mind. She attributes her organisational and driven nature to balancing both work and exercise.

In her free time, Martha continues to play hockey and also enjoys running in parks around London and cooking healthy dishes.