This week's guest, Melissa Anderson, is the director of Korpermotus Pilates studio

January 19, 2020 00:58:37
This week's guest, Melissa Anderson, is the director of Korpermotus Pilates studio
Vibrant Lives Podcast
This week's guest, Melissa Anderson, is the director of Korpermotus Pilates studio

Jan 19 2020 | 00:58:37

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Hosted By

Amanda Hayes

Show Notes

Today’s podcast guest, Melissa Anderson, has had a long association with dance, beginning tap dance at the age of three. Fast forward and Mel completed a Bachelor of Dance Performance during which she took Pilates classes. As Mel pondered her career options, which included doing a Diploma of Specialist Makeup Services and Cross Fit instructor training, she was always drawn back to Pilates and that is where her career has landed. In 2018, Mel opened up her very beautiful Pilates studio, Korpermotus, in Adelaide's chic suburb of Unley. It is obvious when talking with Mel that she is doing what she loves. She has taken some of her favourite aspects of dance training - discipline, athleticism, artistic expression - and channelled them into Korpermotus.

I hope you enjoy my entertaining chat with Mel. She is full of energy and embraces life with vigour!

If you’d like to follow Mel, her Instagram handle is: korpermotus

Here is a link Korpermotus pilates studio website: https://korpermotuspilates.com.au

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