MEMBERS NOTICEBOARD

A snapshot of all you need to know … the latest timetable, offers and happenings.

QUICK ALERTS

◼️ THE NEXT DEEP DIVE — Details coming soon. WANT A FREE SPOT EMAIL NOW

◼️ FREE ONLINE MOVEMENT LIBRARY – remember you can access at-home friendly pilates and yoga videos via the Content Library tab in your Punchpass account now.

◼️ MEMBER REFLECTION CHATS – don’t forget to book your FREE quarterly reflection chat.

◼️ REFER A FRIEND — when you refer a friend who purchases a Get Started Bundle, you receive 10% off your next weekly membership payment.

◼️ REACH YOUR TEACHERS — Alannah at hello@rosymovement.com.au · Susan at susan@rosymovement.com.au · Leia at leia@rosymovement.com.au · Amelia at amelia@rosymovement.com.au

TIMES YOU CAN MOVE
WITH ROSY

AND WHAT TO DO IF YOU CAN’T

Pilates and yoga share the same deep respect for how the body moves and feels — but they speak in different dialects.

What's available

  • Semi-private Pilates is architecture — Building strength, control and movement confidence through precision and progressive load — your body learning, layer by layer, to work with more intelligence and ease. Each session is guided by a personalised Movement Menu built around you, delivered in an intimate semi-private setting with Alannah, Susan or Leia.

  • Semi-private Yoga is conversation — Leia weaves together strength and flexibility-building flows, myofascial release, breathwork and rest — a practice that meets you where you are and creates space for the body to soften, lengthen and restore.

Some ways to combine them

  • There's no single right way to combine them — it's less about a formula and more about learning how your body responds across a week.

  • A yoga practice mid-week may soften the edges of a demanding lifestyle, giving the nervous system room to reset before asking more of the body again.

  • For those moving through pain or rehabilitation, the two modalities can speak to each other in useful ways — building and releasing, strengthening and spaciousness, precise and surrendered. If that's where you are, it's worth a conversation with Alannah, Susan or Leia

  • Both are bookable through Punchpass. And if you'd like to think through how a combined practice might work for your body and your week — bring it to your next session, raise it at your quarterly reflection chat, or reach out at hello@rosymovement.com.au.

MIXING PILATES WITH YOGA

What if you could move the way you wanted to?

Not the way an app told you to. Not the way social media feared you into. Not the way an exercise class structure demanded. 

We recently made a little film—the film was built around this one question. 

Exercise isn't about what we do to our bodies, or what it does to us. It's about what we can do with our bodies that makes our lives better.

MEET YOUR TEACHERS

ALANNAH MILLER

SUSAN DOWD

LEIA MULROY

  • "Pilates on a Sunday is the new church. Enlightening. Fave takeaway - you don’t actually need the sexy apparatus, the mat is enough. Coming back to basics is a good reminder to be more mindful and subtle. Fav move … standing V shape feet raise and lower… it’s a challenge for both balance and confidence. Amen. 🙏"

    MEMBER—FEBRUARY 2026

  • "I really loved slowing down and making movements more intentional. And when the penny would drop on how the movements in different positions were replicated on the caddy or reformer too - I’m like oh yeah?!! Made me slow down today on the reformer today too making me think about the shapes more beginner, I never felt lost. The step-by-step structure and encouragement along the way made all the difference."

    CLIENT—MARCH 2026

  • "But I especially enjoyed understanding what the movements needed to be/feel based on the work you've done with me on the Pilates equipment. I can absolutely see how the benefits of both would compliment each other so much. I'd definitely take them again."

    CLIENT — FEBRUARY 2026