Pilates Unfiltered

In the first part of this two part series, we discuss what it feels like to be done with owning a studio. Jenna maps out a big-themed plan of tips and considerations for next step. In the next episode, we'll explore what it's like to be at the beginning of your journey of studio ownership - just to keep the scales balaneced :

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In this Teachable Moments episode, Jenna pays homage to March Matness, why it took off like wildfire and is still going strong and discusses a recent marketing lesson about bringing female gifts to the table in a world that is often dominated by male strategies.

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In this Expert Chat, we speak with Functional Medicine Dr and Clinical Nutritionist, Dr. Gina Sirchio-Lotus. We dive deep into nutrition, supplementation, gut health and the stress effects of the pandemic. This is absolutely one to take notes on!

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In this episode, we explore the negative aspects of being "nice" in a session and how they can become obstacles to our client's learning progress.

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We're thrilled to welcome Rina Raphael to the podcast this week for a chat about her book (which is a fan fave in the JZ Movement Pro Community) The Gospel Of Wellness!

Rina is a business journalist who covers health, wellness, tech, and women's issues. She contributes to publications such as Fast Company magazine, The New York Times, L.A. Times, Men's Health, and more. Her industry newsletter Well To Do examines the latest wellness trends. She is the author of The Gospel of Wellness, an exploration and critique of the wellness industry, its role in women's lives, the forces that gave rise to the phenomenon—and could ultimately bring it down (Henry Holt / Macmillan, Sept. 2022).

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In this episode we discuss the element of "quiet quitting" happening in many workplaces and how it applies to working with clients. Jenna also shares strategies to help navigate through this common experience.

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It's part II of my conversation with Kyle Georgina Marsh and this time we took it one step further to unpack what happens "after the rant." We talk about scenarios for revising language, having meaningful and informative conversations with clients and what it means to revise in the moment.

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In the first episode of the new year, Jenna is joined by Kyle Georgina Marsh, co-founder of True II Form Pilates and Wellness, an online Pilates-based fitness studio. The duo roll with conversations surrounding power dynamics in the classroom, giving yourself permission to ask questions and commiting to encouraging our colleagues to do the same. The convo was so rich, we kept it going for a second episode - stay tuned next week for Part II!

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On the eve of a holiday where gratitude is the theme, Jenna speaks with Troy Anderson, founder and International Director of Speak Up For The Poor, an organization that sponsors the education of 1,560 girls in 35 villages and urban communities in the Khulna area of western Bangladesh. These girls are predominantly Dalits, descendants of the Hindu untouchables, or very poor Muslim girls. They are among the poorest and most marginalized people in an already impoverished country and without intervention can suffer unimaginable fates.

In this episode, we discuss the founding of Speak Up, the great advocacy and activism work they've been able to accomplish over the years and Jenna shares her experience of being a long-time sponsor of students within their GEP program.

A note from Jenna:

In expanding our content to humanitarian issues and ways to help, I hope that we as movement professionals remember that we are humans first, teachers second and when we pool our resources together, we can create great impact across the world.

To sponsor a student or make a donation, visit https://www.speakupforthepoor.org/

To contact Troy directly, email him at [email protected]

Learn about the concept of the "Prison of Specialness" and how we can inadvertently become involved in professional situations that cause us to lose our autonomy.