MEMBERS NOTICEBOARD

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

QUICK ALERTS

◼️ THE NEXT DEEP DIVE — 4pm Sunday 23rd August with Susan Dowd. 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

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