Experienced instructors and movement professionals committed to thoughtful, individualized instruction rooted in the STOTT PILATES® method.
Our instructors bring diverse backgrounds in movement, rehabilitation, athletics, education, and wellness — united by a shared commitment to intelligent movement, individualized attention, and lifelong learning.
They train experienced and new instructors — mentoring the next generation of STOTT PILATES® educators with the same precision and care clients receive in the studio.
Gayle Eubanks has been a leader in the Pilates community for more than 25 years. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Dance from Michigan State University before performing professionally with Harbinger Dance Company. Since joining Equilibrium in 1999, Gayle has educated instructors worldwide as a STOTT PILATES® Instructor Trainer, helping clients of every age and ability build strength, mobility, confidence, and lifelong movement.
Eva Powers brings together decades of experience in higher education, dance, and movement science. A former Associate Professor and Chair of the Maggie Allesee Department of Dance at Wayne State University, she is a Lead STOTT PILATES® Instructor Trainer who helps clients improve strength, flexibility, and functional movement through evidence-based Pilates and GYROTONIC® training.
Amy Kubo-Slowik is a licensed Physical Therapist and STOTT PILATES® Instructor Trainer specializing in orthopedic rehabilitation, sports medicine, and movement education. Co-author of Therapeutic Exercise Prescription, she combines physical therapy and Pilates to help clients recover from injury, improve performance, and move with greater confidence.
Amy Pronovost is a STOTT PILATES® Instructor Trainer, dance educator, and owner of Aspire Pilates in Keego Harbor. She earned her degree in Dance and English from Western Michigan University and has spent more than two decades teaching ballet and Pilates. Amy helps clients build strength, alignment, confidence, and a lifelong appreciation for movement.
Amanda Caven is a Merrithew® STOTT PILATES® Instructor Trainer and owner of Impact Pilates near Boston. A former competitive dancer, she discovered Pilates through dance and has dedicated her career to helping others build strength, body awareness, and confidence while mentoring the next generation of Pilates instructors.
Laura McKenzie Bovenkerk is a Merrithew® STOTT PILATES® Instructor Trainer and owner of Centered Pilates in Kalamazoo. After earning her Bachelor of Performing Arts from Oklahoma City University, she performed for eight seasons as a Radio City Rockette. Laura now enjoys mentoring instructors while helping clients move with greater strength and confidence.
Heather Babbie is Equilibrium’s newest STOTT PILATES® Instructor Trainer and a fully certified Level 2 STOTT instructor. With a background in dance and advanced training in neurological Pilates, TRX, and Barre, Heather helps clients build strength, improve movement, and gain confidence through thoughtful, personalized instruction.
Deliberate and thoughtful. Leanne helps actively aging and post-rehab clients ease pain while building mobility and strength — pacing, cueing, and assessing needs in the moment so they leave more balanced and mobile.
Playful and explorative, yet serious. Elissha guides clients into the depth of the work — building strength, mobility, confidence, and body awareness through flow that helps them feel much better.
Results-driven, intentional, supportive. Ann Marie blends Pilates with manual therapy to improve posture, strength, balance, and mobility — helping clients move confidently toward the activities they love.
Functional-movement focused. Martha helps clients find more mobility through strength and range of motion — changing the mood of a session and making sure every client feels heard and connected.
Caring and receptive to each body’s needs. Debra pairs manual mobilization with strength training so clients of every age leave taller, with less pain and more functional strength for daily life.
Friendly, inclusive, and grounded. Nichole meets beginners and athletes where they are — building strength, mobility, and confidence with energizing sessions that keep things fun.
Confident, motivating, and energetic. Ronnae challenges clients to put in the work and reminds actively aging movers they’re still capable — leaving them feeling empowered.
Safety first, always. Kelly loves when post-rehab clients leave with less — or zero — pain, building confidence and mobility with warmth (and a giggle).
Clear, layered, and fun. Madi loves introducing new clients to the equipment — creating seamless, full-body class plans that leave them energized and confident.
Detailed and flowing. Lauren helps clients understand the why behind every movement — building mobility, endurance, and strength through clear progressions.
Loud, challenging, and attentive. Katherine pushes advanced movers who want more — and builds confidence in actively aging clients who discover they can do more than they thought.
Thoughtful lengthening with spicy moments. Nicole applies movement biomechanics to everyday life — helping clients feel more open, engaged, and connected through breath and alignment.
Methodical and inclusive. Erin starts with the fundamentals — using tactile cues and precise adjustments so clients of every strength level leave feeling strong and knowledgeable.
Calm and direct. Lisa helps clients feel multiple muscles working with correct form — leaving them stronger, more flexible, and often with a little comic relief.
Fun, upbeat, and intentionally planned. Rachel layers every exercise to make movement approachable — cueing clients to feel each exercise where it’s meant to be felt.
Detailed, precise, and occasionally sarcastic. Kim supports instructors deepening the STOTT method and helps private clients return from rehab — integrating fascia work with fun along the way.
Fun, intense, and addictive. Sabrina specializes in dancers and creative choreography — delivering tough, safe sessions with an eagle eye for past injuries and how each person learns best.
Encouraging, attentive, and supportive. Rebecca helps high-functioning movers keep building strength and mobility — with good flow, real connection, and sessions that leave clients refreshed.
Client-specific and detail-oriented. Danielle focuses on body awareness, postural alignment, and core stability — with keen eyes for faulty patterns and generous visual and tactile cueing.
We believe in meeting each client where they are, and supporting them with the expertise and encouragement to move well for life.
Equilibrium Studio is always looking for talented, passionate movement professionals to join our team. Whether you're a newly certified instructor or a seasoned educator, we'd love to hear from you.
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