Running a Pilates studio is tough! We asked Pilates professionals Shan Alphin, Karen Grinter, and Laura Monk to share key strategies to keep you on the road to success.
Watch for tips to:
📈 Grow your audience - New ideas to expand your client base
😀 Improve staff retention - Support your employees' development
💪 Build a community - Strengthen online and in-person relationships
🔗 Network - Share knowledge with other instructors and studio owners
💡 Diversify your offer - Incorporate movement science and choreography trends
About the speakers
Laura Monk - Soulfish Events
With over a decade of experience in the fitness industry, Laura brings a unique blend of fitness expertise and business acumen to the table. She has been an integral part of the fitness community, working with various studios, gyms, and instructors to help them thrive in a competitive market. She is an Account Executive with TeamUp and owns Soulfish Events, hosting yoga experiences and retreats.
Shan Alphin - Pure Pilates Atlantic
A seasoned Pilates instructor and studio owner, Shan has a passion for solving challenges in the boutique fitness industry. Her extensive experience in Pilates and fitness consulting makes her a master problem solver, with a primary focus on enhancing client retention. Since 2014, she has been sharing her expertise through Pilates Instructor Continuing Education Workshops, both online and in studios, across Brazil, the USA, and the UK.
Karen Grinter - Northants Pilates
Karen started teaching in Northamptonshire in 1997. In 1998, she was approached by Kirk Russell, England Cricket Lead Physiotherapist, who asked her to work with Northants County Cricket players. She then set up the Pilates Studio based at the County Cricket Ground on Abington Avenue, as well as The Shoe Factory in Rushden. In 2013, she started classes at the Chris Moody Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation Centre in Moulton until its sale in 2020.
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