The Pilates Diaries Podcast

Welcome to the Pilates Diaries Podcast.Laura Fitzpatrick moved to Australia from the United States in her early twenties after a science degree, completed a Diploma of Education and taught high school science, specialising in chemistry. She first tried Pilates while pregnant with her first child, on a friend's suggestion, and kept practising through years of running, gym training and injuries.Laura tells Bruce how classes with teachers including Melanie Smith deepened her interest, and how she resigned from school teaching to complete her Pilates training with Tensegrity, taking close to a year on the coursework. She now teaches at Sanctuary on Peninsula in Mount Eliza and talks about receiving the Pilates Journal New Instructor of the Year award, attending the Pilates Journal Expo in Sydney, her hopes to offer affordable community mat classes, and the advice she would give new instructors.Find Laura FitzpatrickSanctuary on Peninsula, Mount Eliza: sanctuaryonpeninsula.com.auTimestamps00:00 Acknowledgement of Country00:15 Welcome to The Pilates Diaries00:37 Meet Laura Fitzpatrick30:21 A word about Trimio31:25 What Pilates has changed in body, mind and spirit53:19 Thank you, LauraA word about Trimio, my own startup, so you know where I standRun a studio with downtime in the timetable? trimio.app/hostTeach, and want more hours in your week? trimio.app/offerWant your teacher closer to home? trimio.appThe Pilates Diaries lives at thepilatesdiariespodcast.comHosted by Bruce Hildebrand.

Welcome to the Pilates Diaries Podcast.Jan McGrath came to Pilates more than 18 years ago with a story many listeners will recognise: chronic neck, shoulder and low back pain, and weekly chiropractic visits that never brought it to an end. Today she's a Nationally Certified Pilates Teacher (NCPT) with an MBA, and the creator of NeuroPower Pilates® in Rapid City, South Dakota, a brain-body method that pairs Pilates-based movement with neurocentric training.Before Pilates, Jan spent 20 years training as an athlete in Muay Thai, distance running, tennis, squash, weights and CrossFit, until injuries and surgeries stalled her progress. Pilates was suggested as a last resort, and she hasn't looked back. Trained through the Pilates Instructor Academy with her mentor Amanda Iiams, she now works with clients from clinical rehabilitation through to athletic performance, through a neurological lens.Find Jan McGrath and NeuroPower Pilates®neuropowerpilates.comTimestamps00:00 Acknowledgement of Country00:15 Welcome to The Pilates Diaries00:37 Meet Jan McGrath25:21 A word about Trimio26:05 How Jan first arrived at Pilates51:24 Thank you, JanA word about Trimio, my own startup, so you know where I standRun a studio with downtime in the timetable? trimio.app/hostTeach, and want more hours in your week? trimio.app/offerWant your teacher closer to home? trimio.appThe Pilates Diaries lives at thepilatesdiariespodcast.comHosted by Bruce Hildebrand.

Welcome to the Pilates Diaries Podcast.In this episode, we're joined by Cheryl Burgess and Ava Rodriguez.Cheryl and Ava together are heading up the team that is bringing The Pilates Expo to life in Sydney in May this year so I can't wait to hear all about what they've both got in store for us in this episode. Cheryl is managing director of Pilates Reformers Australia, ToeSox Australia, and Semprose Pilates and Fitness Studio in Smeaton Grange and Gregory Hills in Sydneys' southwest.Ava is the owner and director of The Mobility Fitness Academy and delivers regular trainings to movement teachers from as far and wide as Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe, America, Canada, and here in Australia.The Pilates ExpoWebsiteContact Cheryl Burgess and Pilates Reformers Australia LinkedInInstagramFacebookWebsiteContact Ava Rodriguez and the Mobility Fitness AcademyLinkedInInstagramFacebookWebsiteFeatured RecommendationsCynthia LochardRael IsacowitzAlan Herdman Mariska Breland The Pilates Diaries PodcastWebsiteFacebookInstagramSupported by TrimioGot downtime in your studio?Got spare hours in your week?Want your teacher closer to home?

Welcome to the Pilates Diaries Podcast.Our guest on this episode is Cie’Jai Zarb - Founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Pilates Journal . Cie’Jai has always been a passionate advocate for functional fitness and movement and first completed her Pilates training in Sydney through Polestar Pilates.Cie’Jai recognized her passion for the Pilates Method wasn't going to be satisfied by just teaching, she had to broadcast the benefits to the world, so to fill her cup Cie’Jai took on the gargantuan task of creating an industry publication in the form of The Pilates Journal. With the first edition of The Pilates Journal launched at just the beginning of 2023, The Pilates Journal is still in its infancy but it's off to a flying start with regular editions making their way into Pilates studios around the country.Contact Cie’Jai and The Pilates JournalSubscribeInstagramFacebookWebsiteFeatured RecommendationsCat GiannittoLuisa Saiter Lins Louise Taube Carolyn Antony Carla Mullins Armature Education Movementality Education The Pilates Diaries PodcastWebsiteFacebookInstagramSupported by TrimioGot downtime in your studio?Got spare hours in your week?Want your teacher closer to home?

Welcome to the Pilates Diaries Podcast.Our guest on this episode is Bridget Garlick. Bridget is a professional horse rider, horse trainer and riding coach based in Lismore NSW.  Being the daughter of long-term Pilates teacher Kimberley Garlick, Bridget has grown up with Pilates as much as she has with riding horses, so brings unique insights and application of the Pilates Method into the equestrian arena. Kimberley Garlick, owner of the Northern Rivers Pilates Studio is the co-host of this episode. Contact BridgetInstagramContact Northern Rivers PilatesInstagramWebsiteThe Pilates Diaries PodcastWebsiteFacebookInstagramSupported by TrimioGot downtime in your studio?Got spare hours in your week?Want your teacher closer to home?

Welcome to the Pilates Diaries Podcast.Our guest on this episode is Melissa Turnock. Melissa is a long term Pilates teacher from Sydney's Northern Beaches. Melissa was originally a speech pathologist, but since discovering Pilates in the mid nineties to overcome a debilitating back injury related to scoliosis, trained to become a teacher, and then co-founded Spring Pilates in North Sydney. Melissa has since trained in a range of other modalities, including yoga, TRE, Hypnotherapy and sound healing, and has been a shining light in the Pilates community as she co-created with industry colleague Fiona Eakin the Strengthen Your Recovery Pilates program DVD to aid with recovery following breast cancer surgery after overcoming the challenges of breast cancer herself. Melissa's passion now lies in bringing a voice of strength and empowerment to the journey of menopause.Contact Melissa InstagramFacebookWebsiteYouTubeBreast Cancer Network AustraliaStrengthen Your Recovery ProgramThe Pilates Diaries PodcastWebsiteFacebookInstagramSupported by TrimioGot downtime in your studio?Got spare hours in your week?Want your teacher closer to home?

Welcome to the seventh episode of this special short season of The Pilates Diaries Podcast created to support and promote the rebuilding of the business of industry colleague and long term Pilates teacher, Kimberley Garlick. Kimberley's studio business, Northern Rivers Pilates in Lismore was completely submerged in the devastating floods that tore through the region in February and March earlier this year. In pursuit of getting their business back on its feet, Kimberley has reached out to her extensive industry network and along with studio manager and daughter, Madison have created the Teach to Preach Retreat that will run at their studio in Lismore, November 4th to 6th this year.On this episode Kimberley welcomes her mother and fellow Pilates practitioner Heather Roudenko. With previous careers in management, sales, and marketing and nursing, Heather has been a lifelong health and fitness enthusiast. Heather is trained in Reiki, Gyrokinesis as well as Pilates and has been teaching since 1999. Heather, especially enjoys teaching the Pilates and pregnancy programs, including communicating with all walks of life and seeing that as an invaluable asset to teaching Pilates effectively. Heather is the mother of Kimberly Garlick the owner of Northern Rivers Pilates and they have been working together since 1999 in the Pilates world. Heather currently teaches on the Gold Coast, keeping herself busy with upwards of 10 classes a week, which is no mean feat for a 76 year old and Kimberly is happy to admit Heather still does a better teaser than her. Heather's presentation at the Northern Rivers Pilates Teach to Preach Retreat in November this year is called Pilates for the 60 plus. Heather will take participants through a mat class designed specifically for this clientele group, with tools, tips, tricks, and light bulb moments to help the elderly get the most out of their Pilates on the mat. EnjoyBook Now for the Teach to Preach RetreatContact Northern Rivers PilatesInstagramFacebookWebsiteThe Pilates Diaries PodcastWebsiteFacebookInstagram

Welcome to the sixth episode of this special short season of The Pilates Diaries Podcast created to support and promote the rebuilding of the business of industry colleague and long term Pilates teacher, Kimberley Garlick. Kimberley's studio business, Northern Rivers Pilates in Lismore was completely submerged in the devastating floods that tore through the region in February and March earlier this year. In pursuit of getting their business back on its feet, Kimberley has reached out to her extensive industry network and along with studio manager and daughter, Madison have created the Teach to Preach Retreat that will run at their studio in Lismore, November 4th to 6th this year.On this episode Kimberley welcomes Daniel Dittmar. Daniel began teaching Pilates back in 1998 while completing his applied science degree in Human Movement at QUT and since 2007 has been teaching courses throughout Asia for Polestar Pilates as one of their senior educators. Daniel loves incorporating elements from different forms of movement training across Exercise Physiology, Franklin Method, Anatomy Trains, Animal Flow, and was the pioneer "Runity" master trainer in Asia. He's the owner and head instructor of two integrated movement and Physiotherapy clinics- Focus Movement Singapore and Focus Physio in Niseko Japan. Daniel's presentations at the Northern Rivers Pilates Teach to Preach Retreat in November this year are firstly a lecture called 'Unravel the Thoracic' and will focus on improving movement of the thoracic spine as arguably one of the most important parts of the body to focus on as a practitioner. And secondly, a workshop on the Animal Flow movement system exploring multi-joint and multi-planar movements that will help the flow and integration of the principles of Pilates as well as challenge the so-called traditional concepts of joint stability. EnjoyBook Now for the Teach to Preach RetreatContact DanielInstagramFocus Movement Singapore InstagramFacebookWebsiteFocus Physio Niseko Japan InstagramFacebookWebsiteContact Northern Rivers PilatesInstagramFacebookWebsiteThe Pilates Diaries PodcastWebsiteFacebookInstagram

Welcome to the fourth episode of this special short season of The Pilates Diaries Podcast created to support and promote the rebuilding of the business of industry colleague and long term Pilates teacher, Kimberley Garlick. Kimberley's studio business, Northern Rivers Pilates in Lismore was completely submerged in the devastating floods that tore through the region in February and March earlier this year. In pursuit of getting their business back on its feet, Kimberley has reached out to her extensive industry network and along with studio manager and daughter, Madison have created the Teach to Preach Retreat that will run at their studio in Lismore, November 4th to 6th this year.On this episode Kimberley welcomes Daniel Vladeta. Daniel comes from a fascinating and diverse background across anatomy and physiology, neuroscience, molecular biology and Osteopathy, including myofascial and cranio- sacral techniques. After a career as a clinician, Daniel transitioned to working with a multinational spinal and orthopedic company in a role of developing surgical devices with top surgeons from around the world. On his return to Australia, Daniel continued to develop his ideas of biofeedback and self-regulating devices to aid with rehabilitation and functional exercise and the result was The Oov. Daniel now works with leading practitioners, collaborating on training to Physiotherapists, Osteopaths, Chiropractors, Exercise physiologists, Pilates instructors and Personal trainers around the world and not surprisingly is sought out by professional athletes in all sports including tennis, golf, rugby, AFL swimming and athletics.Daniel's presentation at the Northern Rivers Pilates Teach to Preach Retreat in November this year is called the Oov Balansit workshop and will cover assessments of the pelvis, intervention techniques to help SIJ, pubic symphysis pelvic tissue, including the pelvic floor and the orientation of the acetabular affecting hip function.  EnjoyBook Now for the Teach to Preach RetreatThe Oov InstagramFacebookWebsiteThe BalansitWebsiteContact Northern Rivers PilatesInstagramFacebookWebsiteThe Pilates Diaries PodcastWebsiteFacebookInstagram

Welcome to the fifth episode of this special short season of The Pilates Diaries Podcast created to support and promote the rebuilding of the business of industry colleague and long term Pilates teacher, Kimberley Garlick. Kimberley's studio business, Northern Rivers Pilates in Lismore was completely submerged in the devastating floods that tore through the region in February and March earlier this year. In pursuit of getting their business back on its feet, Kimberley has reached out to her extensive industry network and along with studio manager and daughter, Madison have created the Teach to Preach Retreat that will run at their studio in Lismore, November 4th to 6th this year.On this episode Kimberley welcomes Kat Ma. Kat has been teaching Pilates for over 20 years and as an accredited exercise physiologist has always been passionate about helping people age better. In 2012, Kat was diagnosed with the devastating autoimmune disease Guillain-Barre resulting in complete paralysis and hospitalization for over six months, including being in an induced coma for 10 days and on a ventilator for over a month Kat has come to realize firsthand how much we take our independence for grounded as a result and Kat now brings a whole new level of empathy to her teaching, focusing on how important it is to ask for help, even when it feels hard to have to depend on others. Kat's presentation at the Northern Rivers Pilates teach to Preach Retreat in November this year is titled Beyond Movement: A guide to the bio -psycho-social pain framework in the context of movement classes where Kat will share her incredible 12 month healing journey back to a full recovery using the principles of Pilates. Kat will explore how the bio-psycho-social framework allows you to apply new methodology into your teaching to dig deeper into how pain and painful experiences affect your clients.  EnjoyBook Now for the Teach to Preach RetreatContact KatInstagramContact Your Exercise PrescriptionInstagramFacebookWebsiteContact Northern Rivers PilatesInstagramFacebookWebsiteThe Pilates Diaries PodcastWebsiteFacebookInstagram