Professional Profile:

I am a US Figure Skating Double Gold Medalist in Free Skating and Moves in the Field and currently pursuing ice dancing and attaining my Gold dance test. During my years skating, I have developed a strong passion for nutrition, health, and fitness, and I am currently studying these interests at Boston University majoring in nutrition with a sub concentration in exercising populations and a minor in psychology. I am also a member of the Boston University Figure Skating Club’s Competitive Team. I have been a competitive figure skater since I was very young, yet It was not until I was much older that I truly understood what was needed for my body to optimally perform. After a back injury in 2017, I began Pilates and truly believe it was what got me back on the ice and has kept me there to this day. Pilates taught me the skill of mind-muscle connection giving me better body awareness on and off the ice. I knew I wanted to get certified and teach others this workout that builds long, lean muscle without any pounding on the body.

During Covid, I taught Pilates to skaters at the Club over Zoom as part of their Friday night “Club Connected.” I currently teach private, duets, and groups. I am certified through Boston Body and have trained under mentor Nikki Stalling, at Destination Pilates, for four years. Pilates is a low-impact workout that aims to prevent injuries by strengthening muscles while improving postural alignment and flexibility. I want everyone who joins me in the studio to know Pilates may look simple, but it is a challenging workout that will improve their strength, stability, balance, and awareness in order to prevent injuries.

Formal Education:
The Newman School (2019)
Boston University (2024)