A longtime professional dancer, Neal brings a lifetime of passionate study of human movement to all his teaching. Beginning his Pilates training under Kathy Grant, a protégée of Joseph Pilates, Neal was certified to teach by Ellie Herman and was a senior instructor in her Brooklyn, NY studios before relocating to the Atlanta area. Neal’s teaching emphasizes finding the joy and pleasure of movement, drawing from an array of modalities to help clients get stronger, move more easily, recover from injury, and generally feel better in their bodies.

Shelby found her practice while in school for a BFA in Contemporary Dance. She realized the cross training benefits and decided to get certified. After building community & learning from the people taking her classes, Shelby recognized the ever-growing need for fun in exercise and functional strength. Shelby is professionally dancing freelance outside of her Pilates work, and hopes to bring all of her movement knowledge to serve those in her classes. She believes everyone deserves to find joy in movement, kind connection with their body, and to leave feeling lighter! Shelby’s Teaching Style: Continuous flow, building around functional strength with lots of cueing and encouragement Shelby’s Favorite Exercise? Any lunging variation! Improves balance and whole body strength and awareness. Fun Fact: I have 8 siblings! Shelby’s Playlist Might Include:Per my Spotify daylist, lounging retro r&b afternoon vibes

Toniann has been teaching since 2017 and has a lifelong passion for movement. With a background in gymnastics, cheerleading, and dance, she naturally found her way to yoga and Pilates. A true fitness enthusiast, she loves helping others connect with their bodies through mindful movement. Originally from Philadelphia, Toniann recently moved to Atlanta after 13 years in Los Angeles.

A longtime professional dancer, Neal brings a lifetime of passionate study of human movement to all his teaching. Beginning his Pilates training under Kathy Grant, a protégée of Joseph Pilates, Neal was certified to teach by Ellie Herman and was a senior instructor in her Brooklyn, NY studios before relocating to the Atlanta area. Neal’s teaching emphasizes finding the joy and pleasure of movement, drawing from an array of modalities to help clients get stronger, move more easily, recover from injury, and generally feel better in their bodies.