About us
Tracy Fuller
About me
Hi, I’m Tracy and I’m very passionate about keeping fit, strong and healthy as I get older!
I came to Pilates in 2018 after purchasing an exercise studio in Eastbourne. I started taking Pilates classes there and found I really enjoyed in, but teaching wasn’t something I thought about, until the following year when I decided to train as a teacher in order to cover teachers who were either on holiday or had to cancel their class last minute.
After I qualified I realised I really loved teaching and therefore started my own class. Then Covid hit and so I took to zoom to keep people moving during that time. After Covid I sold the studio and decided to start up my Pilates business. From an initial one class to 13 classes over the course of a couple of years!
I now have 2 lovely teachers, Jane and Holly run the Monday evening classes. Jane also runs the Friday 1045 class as well as covering for me when I’m off.
I share my home in Pevensey Bay with my husband Tim, 2 daughters and my cockapoo Teddy.
About me
Jane Bright
Jane discovered pilates 15 years ago after having her 2 children and needing rehabilitation after several injuries, including whiplash and back pain. Pilates helped her recover and become stronger than ever, and she’s been passionate about it ever since. She retrained as an instructor during lockdown and continues to study as much as she can about Pilates, including pre and post natal and pilates for common orthopaedic conditions.
Jane teaches the class on Monday evening 6.30pm at St Agnes and Friday mornings 1045 at St Wilfrid’s in Pevensey Bay.
Most of my daytime classes are people over 50, with many over 70. My oldest member , who joined only recently is aged 84, and she is doing amazingly well!
My evening classes tend to have younger members, from mid-20’s through to mid 70’s.
I also have a lot of men in some of my classes, and find it’s not as easy as they think it will be when they first attend!
Whatever your age and ability, I make sure that you get a lot out of the class and most importantly, you leave with a smile on your face and a spring in your step.