Louise Cooke

Only do what feels good for your body today, don’t be scared to ask for an alternative as there will always be other variations.

Louise Cooke

Louise Cooke

How did you get into Pilates?
I first fell in love with Pilates when I was pregnant, specifically when the prenatal class I attended became the highlight of my week! 

What do you love about Pilates?
Over the following years, I enjoyed regular Pilates classes and loved how Pilates helped me grow stronger and more aligned in my body. In addition, Pilates left me feeling calm yet energised.

Your experience with Pilates:
I completed my comprehensive Pilates training in 2019, including all of the apparatus: including Reformer, Trapeze Table, Chair, Barrel, Spine Corrector, and Mat. I teach group classes as well as 1-2-1 sessions. I aim to help clients leave their Pilates classes feeling realigned, calm yet energised!

My Pilates work perfectly complements my other role as a Respiratory Physiotherapist, where I work with people with long-term oxygen needs.

What do you do in your free time?
When I’m not working, you’ll find me spending as much time outdoors as possible: gardening, running, cycling, or camping with my family!

Years Teaching :
25
Years Practising Pilates :
10
Speciality :
I enjoy working with all clients and like to empower clients to find their own movement potential
One word to describe teaching style:
Approachable
Advice about Pilates:
Only do what feels good for your body today, don’t be scared to ask for an alternative as there will always be other variations.
FUN FACT
Before training as a physio I did a Zoology degree and wrote a dissertation on red squirrels!

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