IS THERE A PILATES CLASS NEAR YOUR HOME? THERE’S A PILATES STUDIO IN YOUR HOME ON YOUTUBE! WANT TO LEARN PILATES? WANT TO LEARN WHAT PILATES IS GOOD FOR?
Suzy Cote’ became Pilates certified a little less than 5 years ago, and started teaching group fitness classes at a studio in Woodland Hills. Then Covid happened, and fitness studios had to pivot. The studio she was working with started offering virtual classes, she was surprised to learn how rewarding it was to teach this way. As Covid restrictions eased up, she found herself missing the virtual teaching. And even though she continued to teach in person, she yearned to find a way to offer the classes she had found so valuable for those who weren’t either able to or
comfortable with attending live classes. Suzy brought her Pilates to YouTube.
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