Stephanie Glickman

Having lived in Melbourne 20 years, Stephanie thinks she's an Australian because she knows lots of Aussie lingo, but she's actually a born and bred Californian. A dinky di valley girl, she grew up in 80s Los Angeles, but these days you'll never catch her with crimped hair or shoulder pads. Find her hanging off bars or deadlifting, when she's not managing Armature, teaching Strength & Stability classes, being a mom or writing dance reviews for the Herald Sun. 

She grew up obsessed with dance but eventually settled into fitness and Pilates in her 20s after studying degrees in English and dance. She's done nearly every Pilates qualification available under the Antipodean sun and holds Principle Trainer level membership with the PAA (Pilates Association Australia) as well as Level IV membership with the APMA (Australian Pilates Method Association.) She's frequently participating in ongoing education as a student as well as presenting master sessions at state and national fitness and Pilates conferences. 

Since 2010 she's been an instructor trainer, first with STOTT Pilates and now with Breathe Education where she lectures on Mat/Reformer and Clinical Pilates certifications and teaches the up and comers that Pilates and movement comes in many shapes and forms. 

Little known fact about Stephanie: In 2008 Hardie Grant publishers commissioned her to write a book on the Australian series of So You Think You can Dance. It was sold nationally.