We found the baby photos…
Before they added springs…they were just adding chaos.
Now tell us ..who’s who?

Tag the instructor you think matches each slide 👀👇
(Choose wisely. They’re reading this.) 😆 ...

Today is the final day of Black History Month.

This year marks 100 years since the first Black History Week was established in 1926, a movement that grew into the month-long celebration we recognize today. A century of honoring stories that shaped this country and the world, even when they were overlooked.

To close it out, we chose a few of our favorites. Not just well-known names, but pioneers whose work transformed quality of life, movement, and modern medicine in ways most of us benefit from every single day without realizing it.

Slide 2: Kathy Stanford Grant
One of the only people Joseph Pilates personally certified. She introduced foundational Pre-Pilates work that still shapes how the method is taught around the world. Used in many PT and recovery practices today.

Slide 3: Dr. Patricia Bath
Invented the Laserphaco Probe, transforming cataract surgery and restoring sight to millions. Modern vision care carries her fingerprint.

Slide 4: Mary Kenner
Held five patents, including the adjustable sanitary belt, a forerunner to modern menstrual products, and mobility devices that improved independence and dignity in daily life.

Slide 5: Dr. Percy Lavon Julian
Held more than 100 patents and synthesized cortisone from plants, making treatment for arthritis and inflammatory diseases accessible and affordable.

These innovators did not just break barriers. They built infrastructure. They extended lives. They improved comfort. They expanded possibility.

Black history is health history.
Black history is movement history.
Black history is quality-of-life history.

Grateful to reflect on the past 100 years. Committed to supporting the next 100. 🖤

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It’s not about quick results. It’s about showing up.

Consistent, mindful movement. The kind that supports you for the long run. The kind that shifts how you feel in your body, not just how you look in the mirror.

Progress looks different on everyone. What matters most is that you feel stronger, more connected, and more at home in yourself every time you leave the studio. We’re in this for the long game. 💛

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