Choose Movement

Choose Movement Group exercise classes and Mindfulness coaching
Flexible body&mind
Classes run online and in Warwick.

Group classes running online, one to one running face to face. I Move Freely Pilates,
Back Pain Class,
Ante/Post Natal Exercise (Fit4Mums),
Exercise for Older Adults
One to one and group classes
Soft Tissue Therapies

11/09/2026

I remember when I exercised to lose weight, to drop a dress size and desired to be a shape I would never be.

Now I exercise to make my body and mind feel better.

My classes are not a place for competition, for pushing it or for desiring to be something you are not.

My classes are a place of inclusion, of learning to work with your body to help it function without pain, to get stronger and have some low impact fun.

So I won’t promise miracles.

BUT

I will say that regular movement can change your life.

Regular movement can improve your ability to function in daily tasks.

Regular movement can help you recover from illness and injury and surgery.

For me this is the most important thing, helping you function at YOUR best, helping you connect to YOUR body, helping you understand YOUR ability.

(…. Not the person next to you).

So if you want a bit of chat, some good quality movement, improvements in muscle/joint health, reductions in pain and the option to adapt around your body.

Get in touch!

07/09/2026

Hours at a desk?💻
Long drives? 🚗
Daily stress? 😫

It all adds up in your shoulders.

Give them some love with these quick mobility exercises. ✨

17/08/2026

Get some weights.

3 sets.

LET’S GO!

Working with weights is great for functional strength as well as bone health.

17/08/2026

Being on holiday doesn’t mean leaving healthy habits behind.

Training isn’t something I do, it’s part of my lifestyle.

So although I’ve taken a few weeks off teaching sessions, I’m still exercising regularly.

It’s how I look after both my body and mind, wherever I am.

Classes are back from Thursday, in the meantime…. Keeeeeep Moving!! 💪

🌊☀️ ”

I finish all of my classes with a body scan relaxation.Scanning through each area of the body to feel the sensations in ...
04/08/2026

I finish all of my classes with a body scan relaxation.

Scanning through each area of the body to feel the sensations in each part. I just do a quick less than 5 mins at the end of the class.

Most people love it, some don’t, but it is important.

This is why:

We spend so much of our lives thinking.

Stuck in the mental formations of our mind.

The fact that we have a body can be easily overlooked.

I have treated over the years that are completely disconnected with their body. They don’t know how to engage their muscles, they don’t know how to distinguish different sensations in their body, they don’t know what sensations mean.

And why would they? If you have never looked in, deeply allowed yourself to feel, connected with your body, how would you know because no one teaches you this stuff.

If anything we get taught the opposite. Grit your teeth and get on with it, ignore your pain, take a pill, go see the doctor, put your body in the hands of an experienced professional.

When actually you are the professional of your body, you live there!

So a body scan is more than just a relaxation tool. It is a way to gently start to feel into your body. A gentle way to notice what sensations are happening. To be focused and concentrated on the feelings and processes happening inside of you.

The more you learn to listen, the more you hear, feel and understand.

Your body is your home, try to feel it, try to love it, learn to look after it.

And often that starts with stillness, and/or gentle, conscious, aware movement.

28/07/2026

Movement is an invitation to reconnect with your body. ✨

So often, exercise is framed as something we have to do — something uncomfortable, exhausting, or even tied to negative experiences from our past.

But movement can be different.

In my classes, the focus is on tuning in rather than pushing through. It’s about listening to your body, noticing sensations, and moving in a way that feels supportive and sustainable for you.

As we get older, we all navigate different challenges and limitations. That’s why movement isn’t about comparison. It’s not about being the best, keeping up, or seeking approval.

It’s about showing up for yourself.

Meeting your body where it is. Doing what you can. Building trust, awareness, and understanding with every movement.

Because this is your journey, your body, and the more you learn to listen, the stronger your connection and communication with it becomes.

What if your body isn’t tight?What if it’s trying to protect you?So many people come to my classes and tell me their sho...
27/07/2026

What if your body isn’t tight?

What if it’s trying to protect you?

So many people come to my classes and tell me their shoulders are tight.

Their hips are tight.

Their back is tight.

And sometimes that’s true.
But sometimes I wonder if we’re looking at it the wrong way.

What if your body isn’t the problem to be fixed?

What if it’s been working incredibly hard to keep you safe?

Holding stress.
Holding responsibility.
Holding grief.
Holding the pressure of trying to keep everything together.

When life feels overwhelming, our bodies often respond.

We clench our jaw.
Lift our shoulders.
Hold our breath.
Brace our stomach.

Not because we’re broken.

But because our nervous system is doing what it was designed to do.

Protect us.

The difficulty is that many of us never get the chance to let go.

We move from one task to the next.
One demand to the next.
Always rushing.
Always doing.
Always pushing.
And eventually that protection starts to feel like tension.
Like stiffness.
Like being disconnected from ourselves.

This is why I’m interested in both movement and mindfulness.

Not because I think we need fixing.

But because we need opportunities to listen.

To notice.
To soften.
To become curious.

Sometimes healing doesn’t begin by forcing the body to change.

Sometimes it begins with a simple question:
“What is my body trying to tell me?”

And then being willing to listen. 🪷

24/07/2026

Embodied Mindfulness is more than a relaxation technique.

It’s an undoing, an awareness, an awakening to the ways our body and mind hold the tension of our conditioning.

Those tight shoulders, clenched jaw, that hip pain. It’s often as a result of holding stress and tension in your body from the overwhelm of the mind.

When we can lean into present moment awareness, allow ourselves to feel our body, allow stillness… we start to heal.

Through the curiosity of Mindfulness we see through the systems that are imposed on us. We are led to love, peace and compassion.

22/07/2026

I see you ✨

🦋🪷💖

20/07/2026

There’s something reassuring about knowing that the doubt, restlessness, or lack of motivation you wake up with isn’t unique to you.

These experiences have been part of the human condition for thousands of years.

In Buddhist psychology, they are known as the Five Hindrances — mental states that can cloud our minds and make it harder to feel clear, focused, and at ease.

They’re often discussed in relation to meditation practice, but I’ve noticed they can show up just as strongly at the start of the day.

The good news is that mindfulness doesn’t ask us to fight or suppress these experiences. Instead, it encourages us to notice them with curiosity and kindness.

By acknowledging what’s arising, rather than resisting it, we can respond more thoughtfully and move forward with greater clarity.

If you’d like support developing a mindfulness practice and learning how to work with these challenges, I’d be happy to help through mindfulness coaching.

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