The Gyrotonic Method is a unique movement modality that utilizes specialized equipment to guide, assist and challenge the exerciser. Gyrotonic exercises are carefully crafted to create balance, efficiency, strength and flexibility. Each movement flows into the next, allowing the joints to move through a natural range of motion without jarring or compression. The Gyrotonic Method is highly adaptable, making it accessible to people from all walks of life. From fitness enthusiasts, senior citizens and accomplished athletes to people recovering from an injury or living with a disability, the benefits of Gyrotonic exercises are widespread. They help athletes improve their performance, and rehabilitation clients recover more quickly and fully post injury.
CLASS PRICING
50 MINUTE SOLO $80
50 MINUTE DUET $140
50 MINUTE SOLO PACKAGE (3 SESSIONS) $210
The Gyrotonic Method is practiced in solo or duet sessions under the instruction of a qualified Gyrotonic trainer. Training on the Gyrotonic equipment requires a minimum age of fourteen.
All sessions must be scheduled in advance and take place at our Annex Studio, located at 607 N Market Street, Suite 102.
Meg McSween is a native of Grand Rapids Michigan where she began her professional ballet career as an apprentice with the Grand Rapids Ballet at age 16. Meg was then hired as a Seasonal Artist with the Joffrey Ballet during her senior year of high school, and after a year as a trainee at the Pacific Northwest Ballet School in Seattle, she returned to the Joffrey Ballet where she remained for eight seasons. In 2009 Meg was named one of Dance Magazine's "25 to Watch". During her time with the Joffrey, Meg discovered the GYROTONIC EXPANSION SYSTEM® and was drawn to the unique way it added strength and efficiency to her dancing. After extensive training in the modality, Meg became a certified Gyrotonic instructor in 2010. Since then, Meg has served on faculty for the Joffrey Ballet School in New York City, the Grand Rapids Ballet School, Grand Valley State University, IPC Ballet and Ballet Memphis. Since moving to Chattanooga in 2019 Meg has loved exploring the beautiful terrain with Brian and their three kids, Connor, Micah and Madelyn. Meg enjoys her time in the studio with the CHA Ballet dancers and students, as well as the occasional opportunity to guest perform with the company.
Since 2011, Jennifer Cree has dedicated herself to the art of movement. She is a a certified Gyrotonic instructor, certified Pilates teacher, having completed the 950-hour Advanced Teacher Training Program through The Pilates Center, and has completed 1,600 hours of study in the Contemporary Alexander Technique. Now based in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Jennifer enjoys exploring the outdoors by hiking the Cumberland Trail and building strength through CrossFit. Her passion for movement extends to her teaching, where she helps others build resilience, strength, and lifelong habits of well-being through mindful, purposeful movement.
Morgan Winn is a Gyrotonic and Yoga Instructor based in Chattanooga with a passion for sharing her love of movement with others. Morgan has been practicing these methods for over 15 years. She completed her 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training in2016, and obtained her Gyrotonic certification in2022. Morgan finds these two approaches to be the most beneficial to her personal wellbeing, and she hopes to help others experience the same in a supportive and nurturing environment. Morgan is always excited to try new sports and activities. Her other active pursuits include rock climbing, biking, and more recently, sky diving. Morgan is originally from Decatur, GA, and she has spent a good bit of time traveling both in the United States and abroad.
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