MEET THE TEAM

The Movement Mechanics for Modern Bodies

Our Story

We were handed a body—but no manual.

So we studied:
Stages. Studios. Science labs.
Elite performers. Everyday people.

And no matter who we worked with, we kept hearing:
"How did you see that? How did I not know that?"

So we created what we needed but never had:
A system that makes the complex simple.
A translation guide—back to yourself.

Built with science.
Told in metaphor.
Powered by a little mechanical poetry.

MEGAN SPELL

Body decoder. Circular thinker. Movement storyteller.

Former dancer turned movement educator, with 20+ years helping humans move smarter—from Chicago to NYC to London to LA.

She holds a BA in English (University of Arizona), an MSc in Human-Computer Interaction (University College London), and an Advanced Certificate in Occupational Ergonomics (Colorado State University). She’s also a certified BASI Pilates teacher—but “navel to spine” was just her gateway cue.

Now, Megan uses metaphor like a mechanic uses a wrench—turning “What is my body even doing?” into “Oh. That’s what it’s doing.”

Megan believes complex things should be taught like good stories: with wit, rhythm, and just enough weirdness to make it stick.

WHITNEY SCHMANSKI

Movement designer. Systems thinker. Human mechanic with professional dancer skills and a biomechanics toolkit.

Whitney speaks fluent body. She merges science, performance, and creative vision to unlock movement that actually makes sense—whether you're a pro athlete, an artist, or just trying to survive your office chair.

With degrees from Juilliard and UC Irvine in Dance Performance & Research, plus certifications in the GYROTONIC® method and Pilates, Whitney designs movement the way great directors design stories: with intention, rhythm, and range.

She’s here to help you remember what your body can do—before modern life convinced you otherwise.

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