Director / Instructor
As a young dancer, Megan always struggled with back pain and knee injuries. She first started Pilates when she undertook some Mat and one-on-one Reformer classes at the dance studio she attended. She noticed a difference in her posture and a reduction in her pain levels straight away!
At the age of 16, Megan knew that dance was something she wanted to pursue, and so she began studying a BA in Dance Performance at the Adelaide College of the Arts. Majoring in contemporary dance, the course had a strong focus on anatomy, kinesiology and biomechanics. While completing the course, she continued with her Pilates training.
After finishing her BA, Megan was offered a professional dance contract to work in Taiwan, and then went on to spend the next few years contracted as a dancer on board Carnival Cruise Lines America. Due to tight scheduling and multiple performances, the dancers weren’t given much time to look after their bodies. When she returned home, she resumed her Pilates classes and noticed that her body felt better than ever.
It was then that Megan decided that Pilates was something she wanted to do for the rest of her life. She completed her Pilates instructor course in 2013, and hasn’t looked back since. After lots of hard work in the industry, alongside sister Clancy, Megan was able to open her own studio. And so in 2018, FORM was born.
Megan is very proud of the FORM studio and is grateful every day that she gets to do what she loves. Pilates has had such a big impact on her life and she hopes to continue to share the benefits of Pilates with everyone.
Director / Instructor
Clancy first fell in love with Pilates as a young dancer, when she was always encouraged to practice mat Pilates to manage her scoliosis. From then on, Pilates became a part of Clancy’s weekly routine, and she found that it always left her feeling amazing.
Clancy went on to study a BA in Dance Performance at Adelaide College of the Arts. Throughout her dance study, Pilates remained a big part of her life, and it was during this course that she completed modules in anatomy, kinesiology and biomechanics – which furthered her interest in the human body.
After graduating in 2010, Clancy was fortunate to work in the dance industry for a few years, dancing for the Australian Dance Theatre, Daniel Jaber and even travelling to London, Malaysia and around Australia in her profession as a contemporary dancer. Although she loved dance, she craved a little more stability in her life. This feeling eventually drew her to study Pilates in 2013.
Once Clancy began working in the Pilates industry, she realised that all her passions had merged into this dream career as a Pilates instructor, a profession that enables her to help others in a significant way whilst also moving her body each day. Clancy really hasn’t looked back since!
Opening FORM in 2018 alongside sister Megan has been such a highlight for Clancy, who finds it incredibly rewarding to have a positive impact on the health and wellbeing of so many people from so many different walks of life. Clancy believes that Pilates is for any BODY – and if you haven’t tried it before, she strongly suggests you give it a go. The benefits are vast and indescribable, and it’s a way you can keep your body strong, fit and healthy for the rest of your life!