Aparna started her career as a physiotherapist in 2002 with the aim of improving the quality of life of adults and children with neurological issues, such as stroke and cerebral palsy. She soon realised that caregivers need equal amounts of attention; and thus, her interest in issues of the spine, sacroiliac joints and the knees and shoulders. Her masters in health sciences (with a specialisation in paediatrics) a couple of years later gave her a more holistic view of the neuromuscular and musculoskeletal system of adults and children. Aparna believes in adopting a head-to-toe approach. She sees the body as a chain of interconnected muscles and joints; where a dysfunction at one end is bound to affect the other end. For her, efficiency in movement is the key to a healthy and fit life. Together with her concept of a “preventive physiotherapy,” Aparna aims to return her patients to a comfortable life as soon as possible. Pilates is a modality she believed would help her achieve her aims in rehabilitation as well as in “preventive physiotherapy.” She did her comprehensive Pilates training with Polestar Pilates; and then shifted to Singapore from Kuala Lumpur to work as a senior Physiotherapist with The Moving Body. Subsequent to that, she has become a Master Instructor/Faculty Educator for Balanced Body Pilates. Under The Movement Academy, she conducts Pilates training courses for those who are interested in becoming Pilates Instructors.

Fiona is a STOTT PILATES® Certified Instructor, and a lifelong student dedicated to 360-degree wellness. She is fully certified in Matwork and Reformer, trained in Cadillac, Stability Chair and Barrels, and is also trained in Pre-natal and Post-natal Pilates. Pilates has benefitted Fiona greatly through better body awareness and an improved posture. She believes that understanding and adopting a good posture and movement patterns help significantly in improving one's quality of life. A scoliosis patient who has greatly benefitted from Pilates herself, Fiona is eager to share her knowledge and help students achieve their own Pilates objectives. “I'm committed to help clients learn to read their bodies, be aware of their postures and way of movement, and help them build a stronger body, inside and out.”

Shlomit has 12 years experience as a Physiotherapist. She has worked in various settings including hospitals and private practice both in Israel and Singapore. Shlomit has worked with a wide range of patients with various conditions including stroke patients, patients with spinal cord or brain injuries, to those with chronic orthopaedic conditions. Sports physiotherapy and rehabilitation is also an area that Shlomit has experience in. She believes with proper treatment and exercise, patients can return to their daily function and sports activities can be sped up. Shlomit believes in treating patients in a holistic way and re-educating the body to achieve better patterns of movement. She uses the Pilates method to help her patients achieve optimal health and well-being. When she is not working, Shlomit maintains an active lifestyle by cycling, swimming or running long distances.