Sophia Thorsen

Sophia’s goal is to give each person she works with a better understanding of how their unique body works, along with the skills they will need to take ownership of their physical well-being. “It’s a wonderful thing to watch a client use the Pilates Method to become stronger and more agile, and see them experience movement from a place of joy, rather then pain or frustration.”

Sophia has had the good fortune to work with a wide range of people over the years: Athletes, dancers, women who are pregnant and postpartum, those rehabilitating from injuries and surgery, as well as people with chronic conditions such as Parkinson's, rheumatoid arthritis, and scoliosis. While her training and foundation are solidly classical, she strives to meet each client as an individual, and remain fluid to their unique strengths and challenges.

Sophia graduated from the Advanced Teacher Training Program at The Pilates Center in Boulder, CO. in 2001, and has continued to find inspiration from continuing education with Amy Alpers, Rachel Segel, Debra Kolwey, Leah Wecksler, Kim Haroche, Cara Reeser, Amy Lange, Mimi Berger and Dean Juhan. She has also completed The Pilates Center Masters Program, and the Balanced Body Passing The Torch Mentorship Program with Amy Alpers. In 2017, Sophia became a Host Advisor for The Pilates Center Teacher Training Program. Sophia is also a Level I practitioner of NeuroKinetic Therapy.