Sandy Greiner, BS, NPCT, has been teaching Pilates on the North Shore for 17 years. Her passion is to guide each client to better health and vitality with an individualized Pilates program. "Pilates helps me manage back pain from years of ballet. It develops a mind-body connection that moves my life forward. I love seeing clients thrive from their Pilates practice."
She earned the 500 hour Balanced Body certificate and is a Nationally Certified Pilates Teacher. Sandy has completed over 10 years of Pilates continuing education coursework and has practiced Pilates with teachers from a variety of Pilates lineages, both classical and contemporary. Some of her additional training and certifications include Arcus, AFAA personal training, TRX Suspension Training, Oov, MELT, MOTR, and Pre-and Postnatal Pilates. Prior to teaching Pilates, Sandy worked in the wellness field as director and creator of Healthy Expectations, Inc. in Chicago and business development manager at Rush Corporate Health Center in Chicago.
She earned the 500 hour Balanced Body certificate and is a Nationally Certified Pilates Teacher. Sandy has completed over 10 years of Pilates continuing education coursework and has practiced Pilates with teachers from a variety of Pilates lineages, both classical and contemporary. Some of her additional training and certifications include Arcus, AFAA personal training, TRX Suspension Training, Oov, MELT, MOTR, and Pre-and Postnatal Pilates. Prior to teaching Pilates, Sandy worked in the wellness field as director and creator of Healthy Expectations, Inc. in Chicago and business development manager at Rush Corporate Health Center in Chicago.
Kimberly Romic, BS, has practiced Pilates over the last 10 years and completed the 500 hour Balanced Body certificate program. She earned All-American honors in Division I track and cross country at the University of Iowa. Upon graduation, Kimberly continued to pursue her love of athletics competing in various running distances from the 5K to the marathon. She also cross trains in Pilates, yoga and weight training.
Her interest in fashion lead her to work in management at Nordstrom and then at Hewitt Associates for 9 years. She is a mom to three children and has volunteered at her church, school PTA, and other charity boards to raise money for at-risk inner city children and for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
Her interest in fashion lead her to work in management at Nordstrom and then at Hewitt Associates for 9 years. She is a mom to three children and has volunteered at her church, school PTA, and other charity boards to raise money for at-risk inner city children and for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
