Melissa Lowell Pilates, LLC 

- Pilates 

in Seattle, WA

Description: Welcome! If you would like to improve your posture, increase flexibility, strength, balance, and coordination, gain body awareness and breathe deeper, you're in the right place. No matter where you are in life, Pilates has something for every body.
Additional Info: I am located dock-side behind the building at 1001 NE Boat street. Go to the right of the building, walk down the stairs or slope, take a left through the gate, and I'm the second door on the left. Questions? Email me at: melissalowellpilates@gmail.com
Logo: Melissa Lowell Pilates, LLC
Phone: 3609909630
Address: 1001 NE Boat St

Seattle WA 98105
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Business Hours: Monday: 12pm - 7:00pm Tuesday: 9:30am - 7:30pm Wednesday: 12:00pm - 7:00pm Thursday: 9:30am - 7:30pm Friday: 11:00am - 5:00pm Additional hours available virtually!
Website: https://www.schedulicity.com/scheduling/MLPTQ6
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Melissa Lowell
Melissa Lowell

Hello and welcome! No matter where you are in your life and fitness journey Pilates has something to offer you! Come take a lesson from me and become more centered, increase your body and breath awareness, lengthen and strengthen (more than just your "core"), become more balanced, and leave feeling taller and more grounded. Pilates has enriched my life in so many ways and it brings me joy to share it with others. A little about me: I am a Fletcher Pilates® Professional Teacher and faculty member, former massage therapist, UW Biology graduate, nature/animal lover, and avid traveller, and starting May 2024 a new mom. :) I'm looking forward to meeting you and guiding you in your Pilates practice! While I’m on maternity leave (starting in late May) I have the most incredible, experienced, and talented Pilates teachers filling in for me. Two were my teachers and mentors and all have at least 25 years of experience and knowledge teaching Pilates. Frankly, I’m a little jealous of my clients in my absence. :) Please reach out to me if you have any questions! Please text, call, or email me to book your lesson!

Deborah Mendoza
Deborah Mendoza

A love of movement, an awe of the human body, and compassion for people brought Deborah to Pilates. Deborah began teaching Pilates in 1996, having been introduced to it a few years earlier through her dance studies. Greatly influenced by her extensive study with First Generation Pilates teacher, Ron Fletcher, as well as the influence of her family of educators, Deborah soon began working with teachers-in-training and developing curriculum for Pilates. As a founding teacher of Body Works Pilates Studio and the Fletcher Pilates school, in Tucson, AZ, Deborah worked for nearly 3 decades to sustain Ron’s legacy and bring Fletcher Pilates to worldwide notoriety. Deborah was integral in the development and evolution of the Fletcher Pilates Program of Study, creating and maintaining curriculum, resources and manuals for the Program. She was responsible for attaining and sustaining state licensure for the School through the Arizona State Board for Private Post-Secondary Education, and was an invaluable Mentor and Teacher. She served as the Director of Education for the Fletcher Pilates school for 15 years, until 2023. Deborah is a Nationally Certified Pilates Teacher, a Fletcher Pilates® Professional Teacher, and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Dance from Santa Clara University. She has supported the greater Pilates community and supported establishing standards for the Pilates industry by serving on the PMA Board of Directors and varying committees of the PMA and NPCP over the years. Deborah is passionate about the evolution of Pilates and that the upcoming generations of Pilates practitioners have a deep understanding of the Pilates movement principles, and the tools to be excellent teachers to themselves and others. Deborah’s teaching style is heartfelt, passionate, detailed, and precise. She hopes each client/student leaves each session with a deeper understanding of their own body and its amazing ability to thrive and live life with “spontaneous zest and pleasure.”

Dhyana Garcia
Dhyana Garcia

Dhyana offers Pilates, yoga and meditation sessions, a perfect balance between building strength and stability, with mindfulness and flow. ​ Her holistic method is precise and intuitive, meeting clients where they are. No sessions are the same, they evolve and have a specific rhythm which helps clients regenerate the mind, and balance the nervous system. Certified Pilates instructor, Vinyasa and Forrest Yoga teacher, Ayurvedic wellness counselor and former dance faculty at the University of Washington. She performs and teaches Butoh, a dance and somatic movement from Japan, and believes in the power of movement as medicine.

Susan Salk
Susan Salk

From the age of 18, Susan was a student of Modern Dance icon, Bella Lewitzky. She continued to study with her through several careers and for over 20 years. Intending a very different professional path, Susan left Pre-Med studies and followed her heart to pursue a career in Modern Dance. With a degree in Choreography and Performance from UCLA, Susan danced with two Los Angeles based companies and worked (as most dancers do) in the Arts; grant writing, fundraising, producing dance and visual arts. Anxious to get out of an office and still drawn to understanding the body, Susan began her study of therapeutic bodywork. She is certified in Cranio-Sacral Therapy, Deep Tissue Massage, Watsu, Reiki, and Myofascial Release. Susan was a bodyworker for 10 years. That time was a profound education in how the body and nervous system work. Something was missing… “As a student at UCLA, First generation Pilates master teacher, Ron Fletcher taught a workshop. Then one of my colleagues introduced me to the pilates apparatus. It felt good, it made sense and I began my serious study of the pilates method.” Susan continued her study with Ron Fletcher and others while doing bodywork at Two Bunch Palms. She uses this expanded understanding of the body in her teaching. “With the blessings of my mentor, Ron Fletcher, I went from student to teacher. What was missing as a bodyworker was giving the gift of understanding your body mechanics. Pilates gives you the awareness, ability, and strength to move well. My goals as a teacher: to share the benefits of conscious movement, troubleshoot patterns that lead to chronic pain, improve physical/mental capabilities and teach you to apply this method to everything you do. You will develop awareness, strength, and will have the tools to form new, healthy postural habits. “I am constantly learning and observing; each person teaches me something new.”