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  • 85. The Myth of "Perfect" Movement- why you don't need to try so hard

    19:46|
    What if perfect movement doesn't exist? This episode explores how freedom, efficiency and pain-free range of movement matters more than chasing ideals of how an exercise "should look". We dive into neuromuscular control, the power of practice, and why client-led decision making is key to true movement mastery. Check out previous episode this topic:Ep 73. "As much as necessary, as little as possible"https://open.spotify.com/episode/22JSa1to3ygRsKFOv5ffv1?si=LA7OdXzdQc2u3InaUIMWXw

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  • 4. 84. How Shame Shapes the way you Move, Eat and Live

    27:37||Season 5, Ep. 4
    In this episode, we explore how shame can fuel everything from overtraining to our career choices- and how it can keep us stuck in patterns and habits that we want to change. As movement professionals, we share our personal experiences along with what we see every day in studio and with clients. This episode links movement with body connection, starting to learn what variation is best for us on any given day- ultimately, breaking the shame cycle to build a healthier, more sustainable relationship with your body- inside the studio and out. To learn more about your relationship with food listen to this episode with Dr. Emilia Thompsonhttps://open.spotify.com/episode/0XX5wrXGDGl2rjzY6zMdOP?si=cddbfdc96cd742c2For more:@emiliathompsonphd
  • 3. 83. Muscle Matters: Why women need weight training

    25:33||Season 5, Ep. 3
    In this episode, Catherine and Leah discuss weight training for women and why it matters. Catherine chats about how her Weights & Reformer class began and shifting myths around what strength training is. She also discusses her upcoming Strength training workshop- helping you define your goals and intentions so you can design your own strength programme.
  • 2. 82. Leah's "Kinda Curious" Workshop series for inquisitive movers

    33:48||Season 5, Ep. 2
    In this episode, Leah introduces her upcoming workshop series "Kinda Curious", designed for inquisitive Pilates movers who love to explore beneath the surface. Leah chats about how she has cultivated curiosity among her clients- and this workshop will allow space and time to embody and explore movements on a deeper level.
  • 1. 81. Witches, Words and What's Ahead for 2026

    27:28||Season 5, Ep. 1
    We are back for Season 5! We're chatting intentions, goals, why February is suspiciously short and the power of language (with a little PhD insight from Leah). Expect light energy, honest reflections and a sprinkle of Move Well Be Well Magic! Find more:@glowpilatesireland@leahhartepilates@cb_pilates
  • 21. Bonus Episode: Solo Travel, Slowing down and Retreats with Sarah Shannon

    43:31||Season 4, Ep. 21
    In this bonus episode, Catherine is joined by Sarah Shannon founder of WILD & FREE Retreats in Portugal. GLOW x WILD & FREE collaborated in Nov 2025 to bring Pilates, Yoga and so much more to women!They discuss their shared ethos around the mind-body connection-how movement and bodywork is the access point into that deeper wisdom that the body holds. They chat through some common concerns and barriers to booking your first retreat- the solo travel, the guilt of giving back to yourself- the "self-indulgence" perceptive to slowing down and investing time and money in yourself. Sarah tells us that these are all very common thoughts and beliefs among her women.APRIL RETREAT: https://www.sarahshannonyoga.com/glowretreat-april2026For more information on Sarah:Instagram: @sarahshannonyogaWebsite https://www.sarahshannonyoga.com/April A
  • 20. 80. Tips to stay moving in December

    32:08||Season 4, Ep. 20
    In this Season Finale- Leah and Catherine chat about how to keep moving in December and how to avoid the "all or nothing" mentality. Those small habits and pockets of movement really do add up. Taking care of yourself from a place of compassion is a year round task but can be more of a logistical challenge in December.