I arrived in the UK from Norway to study back in 1996 - and ended up staying slightly longer than the four years I promised my mum I'd be gone for ( I hope she has forgiven me by now...).

 

After my studies, I worked for 12 years at the BBC in London as a Production Manager in TV and radio. Ever since playing handball as a teen, I have had back, neck and shoulder issues, and working hunched over a desk in a stressful environment certainly didn't help. In 2005 I was recommenced Pilates by my osteopath, and I haven't looked back since. Having experienced the power of Pilates, and how it had made such a change to my own health, particularly throughout the pregnancy and recovery of the birth of my first child in 2009, I became so inspired that I decided to leave my job at the BBC to become a teacher myself.

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I am dedicated to helping people move and understand their bodies better, so that what you learn in class will be with you for life - but I am also passionate about making my classes a safe, friendly and welcoming place to be. As there are no more than five people in each class, I am able to adjust exercises to suit the individual client if and when needed, so that you will always feel like you have worked at the end of the class.

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My studio is a little wooden house at the bottom of my garden. The intimacy of the class-sizes has allowed my studio to become a space for my clients to make friends and have fun; they leave the class feeling rejuvenated, more subtle, stronger and taller, and, more often than not, with a big smile on their faces. Will you join them?​

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