Stacey Keating

Stacey first came to Pilates after the birth of her first child, struggling with serious back issues both her Osteopath and Physio recommended Pilates and she has never looked back. Throughout having a young family, Pilates proved to ease her back pain, while getting stronger at the same time, “it really did make a difference, I felt that Pilates could help everyone”.

She trained with London based Body Control Pilates from 2017 and has qualified in teaching Pilates comprehensively using all Pilates equipment. She has also completed further training in lower back pain, bone health conditions, pregnancy, postnatal and the Franklin Method. Personally, Pilates has improved her running and she has completed the London Marathon which she truly believes could not have occurred without the strength and mobility that Pilates gave her.

She set up Curve Pilates in 2019, running mat classes in the SE1 area and then founded Curve Pilates, the studio, in May 2024.

Stacey teaches Tuesday lunchtimes, Thursday evenings and will often pop up covering sessions. She also teaches all of the 1:1 sessions at the studio.

Michelle Cox

Michelle is an experienced Personal Trainer and Pilates teacher. She teaches Personal Training, Pilates Mat and Reformer, private sessions and group classes in London. Originally a Law graduate, Michelle’s journey as a movement teacher began soon after the birth of her second child nearly 2 decades ago. After the birth of her third child Michelle became qualified in pre and postnatal training through her personal training. It was also at this time that Michelle became interested in healing herself of an abdominal separation or ‘diastasis recti’ and turned to Pilates to enable this for a more holistic approach. In 2017 Michelle trained with the renowned Body Control Pilates in London, first becoming a level 3 matwork teacher and then, more recently a reformer teacher.

Michelle believes movement is therapy and has used her experience to create a unique style of training incorporating all disciplines to enable healing, learning, self-reflection and enjoyment in those she teaches.

Michelle teaches on Wednesday evenings.

Halleli Nenner

Halleli trained at the Sandcial School of Dance and completed her higher education at the Nissan Nativ Acting Studio in Tel Aviv. She began studying Pilates at the Simone Markman College and then continued with teacher training at the Liat Gindi Reformer Studios. In 2018, Halleli qualified as a reformer instructor in the UK after completing the Ten Education Dynamic Teacher Training Course at their Notting Hill Campus.

Currently, she is undergoing training in the Stott method to become a Stott qualified instructor.

Halleli teaches Monday evenings and Thursday lunchtimes.

Alessandra Ruggeri

Alessandra is a Pilates instructor, performer and a movement teacher. She first came across Pilates during her B.A. in Dance at Trinity Laban. She kept practicing, finding it beneficial for her own training and eventually qualified as a Mat teacher  with STOTT in London (2012) and later as a Reformer teacher in Rome (2016). Her classes draw from her formal teaching training as well as from the extensive range of methods and techniques she has studied in her career as dancer. Ale encourages students to work rigorously yet respecting their own possibilities and develop from there. She believes through curiosity and awareness everyone can learn and improve. Ale has taught a wide range of classes in Pilates studios and in Higher Education in London.

Ale teaches on Saturday & Sunday mornings.

Lara Del Frabbo

Having danced for 16 years, Lara found Pilates after a struggling with a recurring lower back injury. Inspired by the changes in her mental and physical health she decided to train to be a teacher to empower her students to be better and stronger versions of themselves. She trained with Body Control Pilates for her mat work qualification and with Lisa Bradshaw for reformer.

Lara teaches on Tuesdays mornings and Tuesday evenings

Jenny Zeegan

Jen first came upon Pilates when she was dancing in the West-End. The 8 show a week schedule was taking a toll on her body and having struggled with reoccurring injuries in her career she found that Pilates was a great way of maintaining her fitness and keeping injuries at bay. After finally hanging up her dancing shoes she trained at the prestigious Body Control Pilates for her mat qualification and then gaining both her Low Back Care and Reformer certification after this. Jen is passionate about helping people move in a safe and functional way with a touch of her Scouse humour.

Jen teaches on Saturday afternoons.