What is Pilates
Developed from the rehabilitation techniques of Joseph Pilates, Pilates is a safe, sensible exercise system using a floor mat or specialized equipment, that will improve your posture and strength. Safe for most everyone, Pilates improves core strength, flexibility, agility and economy of motion. Pilates is a natural fit with our goal of helping our patient’s achieve their optimal biomechanics- minimize pain and optimize their function!
Pilates Instructors
Our instructors have completed Mat and Reformer training through national leaders in Pilates including Balanced Body University, Basi and Stott Pilates. Three of our Physical Therapists have completed advanced education in Pilates and are integrally involved in our Pilates program as instructors and program development.
Mindy Rice
Pilates Instructor
Mindy is a registered and licensed dietician who completed her Masters Degree in Exercise Science and Health Spring 2017 and owns her own private nutrition practice- Balanced 360 Nutrition Consulting. Mindy has completed Pilates Mat and Reformer instructor training through Balanced Body University. She is also a long time Zumba instructor.

Judy Drown
Pilates Instructor
Lisa has been teaching
fitness classes for over 30 years. She began taking reformer classes over
a decade ago and started teaching reformer in 2024. She enjoys staying
fit and believes that Pilates reformer can be helpful in maintaining strength
as we age. Outside of Pilates, she enjoys hiking, XC skiing, paddling,
traveling, and singing.

Lisa Morris
Pilates Instructor
Lisa has been teaching
fitness classes for over 30 years. She began taking reformer classes over
a decade ago and started teaching reformer in 2024. She enjoys staying
fit and believes that Pilates reformer can be helpful in maintaining strength
as we age. Outside of Pilates, she enjoys hiking, XC skiing, paddling,
traveling, and singing.

Kayla Roseth
Pilates Instructor
Kyla graduated from the University of Idaho with her
bachelor's degree in Exercise Science where she also completed the Basi Pilates
Training Program to become a certified instructor.She strives to create a welcoming environment
where clients feel comfortable and confident in their abilities.Additionally, she carefully guides her class
clients through Basi exercises to help them reach their fitness and wellness
goals.
Brenda Boyko,
MSc, PT, Owner
Brenda is one of the owners of Moscow Mountain Sport and PT and has thoroughly enjoyed teaching Pilates for the past 12 years. She was trained through Balanced Body and integrates her 30 years history of working as a Physical Therapist into her classes. She graduated from the University of British Columbia in 1991 as a Physical Therapist, and also graduated from University of Calgary with a Master’s Degree in Sport Medicine. Please contact Brenda at brenda.boyko@moscowpt.com for answers to any questions about our Pilates program or scheduling.
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Mat vs Reformer Classes
With matwork, your body provides both the resistance and assistance for Pilates exercises, affected only by gravity and your body weight. Props are often used to help compensate for specific weakness or tightness or other limiting factors to enable everyone to be successful.
Reformers are the most popular and versatile piece of Pilates equipment. While on the carriage, you send it gliding by pushing through the footbar or pulling on the ropes. Progressive resistance is created when the springs to the carriage are extended/ Reformers extend the available range much further, offering either additional resistance or support. Exercises can be easier or more challenging as desired.