Maddie fell in love with movement while growing up in Tampa, playing sports and dancing. She pursued concert dance at Blake High School and received a BFA in Dance from the University of Utah. During that time, she completed a 450-hour comprehensive Pilates certification. After college, she moved to New York City and taught a diverse clientele. There, she dealt with her own dance-related injuries, which instigated a deeper dive into her personal Pilates practice. She then obtained an advanced certification for movement professionals, which included courses in anatomy, physiology, hypermobility, and pre- and postnatal continuing education. After moving back to Tampa, she acquired multiple certifications, including Body Talk, Yin Yoga, Birth Doula, Reiki, and Acupressure. This continued education sets her apart from other instructors and gives her multiple skill sets to support clients with a variety of needs. Her 10 years of experience have deepened her hands-on skills, pain management approach, and goal-setting mentality for herself and her clients. She has worked with clients navigating challenges such as disc herniations, spondylolisthesis, osteoarthritis, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, joint replacement and repair, scoliosis, spinal fusions, and more. She specializes in movement re-education and works with a range of clients dealing with complex, chronic issues, as well as those simply looking to support their broader fitness goals.