Amber comes from a professional background in healthcare. She was a registered nurse in Taiwan for eight years and is currently a licensed acupuncturist practicing in California. Her passion for health and wellness started in college when she became interested in weight management. That curiosity led her to explore various forms of exercise, including strength training, HIIT, CrossFit, yoga, and eventually Pilates.

Among all the modalities she has tried, she found Pilates to be the most effective in improving body alignment, posture, and overall physique. That’s why she decided to focus deeply on Pilates over the past five years. Combining her medical knowledge with mindful movement, she aims to guide others toward a more balanced, functional, and empowered body. She believes movement is medicine, and she is excited to share that philosophy with others through Pilates. 

Amber is trained through the Balanced Body® Comprehensive program.

Jovie holds a Ph.D. in Science and previously worked in the tech industry, specializing in spatial data analysis. While her early career was rooted in research and technology, she has spent nearly a decade deeply engaged in Pilates and yoga, inspired by a deep appreciation for mindful movement and the intelligence of the human body. She is trained through the Balanced Body® Comprehensive program and have been actively teaching for almost a year. Her teaching focuses on movement rehabilitation, postural correction, and body sculpting—with an emphasis on functional strength, alignment, and long-term wellness. Through Pilates, she hopes to help more people reconnect with their bodies, rediscover confidence, and create a stronger, more joyful life.

With a background in e-commerce and advertising, she turned to movement rehabilitation after struggling with chronic back pain from desk work. This personal journey led her to discover the transformative power of Pilates and yoga.

She has been trained and certified in the Polestar Pilates system, Franklin Method (pelvis and lower limbs module), functional anatomy, and prenatal/postnatal Pilates. With 7 years of experience in the field, she believes Pilates is not merely a repetition of movements, but a deep exploration and understanding of the body’s structure and function. By using the body in a more efficient, scientific, and safe way, one can achieve better athletic performance, a healthier body, and a more graceful posture.

Specialties: Posture correction, body sculpting, pain relief (shoulder, neck, back), and postnatal recovery

Aimee holds a Master’s degree from UT Austin and has worked in the tech industry, specializing in UX and digital advertising. Beyond her professional background, she has been an active fitness enthusiast for over a decade—particularly passionate about running, with several marathons under her belt. Over time, she discovered the importance of strength training and the benefits of slower, more mindful movement through Pilates. She has been practicing Pilates for five years and trained in the Power4 Pilates Comprehensive program. Her teaching emphasizes intentional, slower-paced movement, targeting specific muscle groups to build strength that supports everyday function and long-term well-being. Aimee’s goal is to help others cultivate confidence, resilience, and inner calm through graceful, purposeful movement.