Danielle Poole Pilates, Barre and Yoga

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Introduction: I have experience teaching many different types of yoga and I always format the class based on the clients needs. I teach power, gentle, hatha, prenatal, and postnatal yoga as well as barre and Pilates. All classes include a focus on proper alignment that is designed to be assessable to all levels of practitioners. Privates are great for those new to yoga/barre who want to get up-to-speed, those working with injuries, or anyone who needs personal attention. Small group and virtual classes allow you to practice around your own schedule, from your own home and focus on particular poses or aspects of Pilates, yoga and barre. They are also great for specific occasions; moms groups, wedding day yoga, pre-bachelorette party yoga, girl scout meeting activities, and the list goes on. I love sharing the gift of yoga with others. I love seeing watching their bodies respond to the practice over time and how it benefits their lives beyond the mat.

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13 years in business

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Tai S.

Jan 4, 2016

I took prenatal yoga with Danielle during my second pregnancy and absolutely loved her classes. I had terrible back pain from the 2nd trimester onward and Danielle's Sunday classes straightened me out for the week! I would absolutely take more classes from Danielle:)

Pauline J.

Jan 13, 2016

Danielle provided private in-home yoga sessions for me and my husband, we loved it and she has great knowledge and passion about the safe way to practice yoga. The only reason we no longer work with Danielle is because she moved. We miss her! I highly recommend working with Danielle, contact her today if you are ready for a wonderful workout.

Jolene L.

Feb 5, 2016

I attended Danielle's prenatal yoga class for the second half of my pregnancy. Danielle's style was perfect for the expectant momma, not too strenuous but still working out all the kinks and craziness that happens to the body during all stages of pregnancy. I am confident I would not have had anywhere near as pleasant of a pregnancy without those weekly sessions with Danielle.

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What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
During the initial consultation I identify the clients goals, establish if there are any preexisting conditions or injuries and format the class to their specific needs and goals. All classes include a focus on proper alignment that is designed to be assessable to all levels of practitioners.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
My training includes a Yoga Alliance 200-Hour Certification from O2 Yoga, Children's Yoga Basics from Childlight Yoga, 40-Hour Prenatal Yoga Certification from Still Point Healing, and Barre Boston Basic Training from Endurance Pilates and Yoga. I am currently working on my 1000-Hour Classical, Authentic Pilates Certification. Before yoga, I worked in Financial Services.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
I moved to Boston in 2006 for a job in Financial Services, and it was then that I attended my first yoga class. After several injuries from weight training and running, yoga offered a workout that was physically and mentally challenging, athletic, yet calming and therapeutic.