Ep. 24: All About Eve Gentry

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This is, what I’m sure will be, the first of several conversations with Debora Kolwey — our Thinking Pilates Podcast co-host — about one of her teachers and mentors, Eve Gentry.

Our chat takes place right after Debora was a speaker on a panel at the PMA conference on Eve and her work. It’s a very rich look at what Eve’s legacy is, what it means to one teacher and what it potentially means to entire community of teachers.

Learn more about Eve’s work, her unique personal gifts and see what teaching movement could look like when taken from Eve’s dynamic and powerful perspective.

Ep 23: Special Edition #2 – What it Really Means to Teach From Within

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This is the second special edition episode where you get to hear an honest and revealing conversation with teachers who’ve just completed 30 days of dedicated self-practice.

These episodes are SO worth listening to.

Gain insight and inspiration from other teachers who are putting in diligent and dedicated work to understand their motivation to practice and deepen the richness of their experience in movement.

Ep 22: Special Edition – Practice. Working in Real Life.

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The next two episodes of the Thinking Pilates Podcast are a special addition to our series. They are both candid conversations I recently had with teachers and students about the realities of self-practice, what it is supposed to look like, and how to maintain it.

This is a frequent theme on our show, however these episodes are different. They are raw, real, and realistic. Here teachers talk about what it’s like to be “in” their practice no matter what.

These next two episodes are going to go a long way in fueling your dedication to YOURSELF this year and will definitely permeate into your teaching and what you tell your students about their own practice.

Enjoy!