Marine Levy

With an MBA in supply chain management from Arizona State University and a master from Toulouse business school, Marine begins her career as a category manager in the health industry in Belgium. She moved to Paris seven years ago, focused on making it big in fashion without knowing that pilates would captivate her so much so that it would challenge her plans.

The day she discovered the studio five years ago, Marine falls in love with the place, the light, the energy and become friends with Moraima Gaetmank, the founder. The regular practice of pilates and the learning of its founding principles (control, concentration, centering, precision, breath, flow, relaxation) considerably modify her relationship to herself, to others and to her environment.

When the opportunity came, it was all naturally and very clearly that Marine decides to take direction of the studio and keeps its concept as it was thought out by Moraima from the start.

Today, Marine teaches pilates and wishes to convey her enthusiasm for the method to all practitioners.

Aurely Comet

Educator for more than ten years for youth with special needs, Aurély has enriched her carrer path through different trainings such as mind-body therapy and danse therapy by Benoit Lesage. A graduate in massage relaxation from the Figari Institute, she has developed her own method: the creative massage.

Inspired by several recognized techniques like the Californian and Swedish massages, the creative massage draws its roots in feet reflexology and in shiatsu. It invites in the body relaxation while preventing muscular tensions and allows peace of mind in guiding the client in a deep and global understanding of one’s own body. It adapts to your currents needs and re-invents itself everytime. Soft, fluid and enveloping, it can also be deep and muscular.

Aurély is a member of the Fédération Française de Massage Bien Etre

Sophie De Vore

While studying Literature at UCLA, Sophie danced professionally with the Nevada Ballet Theatre. During that time she discovered Pilates, becoming a certified instructor in 1999. She taught the acrobats for the “O” show of Cirque du Soleil, dance students at UNLV, and at several gyms and dance schools in Los Angeles, and Las Vegas. In 2001, Sophie moved to New York City pursuing modern dance and delving into different styles of movement. She continued to teach Pilates throughout NYC and to add continuing education courses to her repertoire through Balanced Body University and Stott. Sophie now lives in Paris and has just completed her certification in Gyrokinesis®.

Naïl Malichmann

Naïls passion for movement began with Chinese martial arts, which he practised for more than 10 years, rewarded by a silver medal at the french Tai chi championships.

He trained as a Piltes instructor with Master Trainer Miriam Friedrich as well as Gyrotonic® and Gyrokinesis® with Master Trainers Regula Gadient and Sylvia Frosali.

Naïl is teaching Pilates, Gyrotonic® and Gyrokinesis®.

Emilie Regen

Trained as a professional dancer at the Martha Graham Contemporary centre in New York, Emilie Regen started out her career with different dance ensembles in the USA and France. At the same time she discovered her liking for teaching at the Harlem Dance School of New York. Which triggered her research in the functional analysis of movement and by consequence of dance therapy. Passionate about movement she proceeds with a teacher training in classical and modern dance at the institut des «Beaux Arts de Toulouse» and the «rencontres internationales de danse contemporaine de Paris» where she obtains her state diploma.

Having discovered and practised Gyrotonic and Yoga in the United States with Hilary Cartwright, she decides to train as an instructor. Certified with the Gyrotonic level 1 she teaches at the Studio Kinétique since 20016.