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Altadena
November 2026

Staying committed & fit through the holidays

A little
movement.
A little time
for you.

November’s here, and the calendar is filling up. Let’s keep a little space for you in it. Some strength, a good stretch, and a familiar face at the studio.

You don’t need a perfect week. Let’s find a mix you’ll enjoy coming back to.

xo💕🧑🏽‍🩰Tere

Wooden barre, Pilates equipment, and white Reformers inside Living Pilates
Your movement.
Your little corner of Altadena.

A couple of dates for us

Holiday movement.
Let’s celebrate.

A little time for yourself before the celebrations. Both holiday classes begin at 9 a.m. PST.

Your weekly movement mix

Find your
“this is me.”

Think strength and conditioning, Reformer Pilates, mat or barre, and time for mobility and recovery. Your mix can change with your week.

Barre, Pilates balls, and weights ready for class at Living Pilates
01 · FOCUSED STRENGTH

CONTROL

Reformer
Athletic Reformer

Spring resistance, focused movement, and time to work on strength and control.

02 · FIND YOUR FLOW

FLOW

Mat Pilates
Barre

Purposeful movement, muscular endurance, balance, and coordination.

03 · A LITTLE HEAT

FIRE

Envy My Booty + Abs
HIIT

Glutes, legs, and core, with options that pick up the pace.

04 · SPACE TO RESET

STRETCH

Abs, Roll
& Stretch

Core work, foam rolling, and feel-good stretching. A little time to slow down.

A LITTLE OF EACH1 CONTROL + 1 FLOW + 1 FIRE
ADD SOME SPACE TO RESETYour weekly mix + STRETCH

“No one formula fits everyone. Try different mixes and see what feels right for you.”

A little body knowledge

Strong through
the busy season.

At She Shows Up, we started talking about hormones. Let’s keep that conversation going.

During perimenopause, hormone levels change, and sleep and mood can change too. As estrogen declines, bone health deserves attention. Strength training and weight-bearing movement, like walking, can help support your muscles and bones.

A useful goal for adults is 150 minutes of moderate activity across the week, plus strength work on two days. You can build up gradually and break movement into small chunks. A short walk counts.

For the holiday weeks, choose a routine you can return to. Make room for recovery and sleep, and adjust the effort to how you’re feeling. If symptoms are getting in the way, your healthcare professional can help.

Read more: Hormones and midlife · Menopause and bone health · Movement for your bones · A manageable activity goal

A hello from Tere. Press play and turn your sound on.

A little hello, from me to you

Let’s find your
November mix.

Tell me what you’d love a little more of: strength, energy, or time to stretch. I’ll help you choose where to start.

I’m also working on new workout videos. I’ll share them when they’re ready.

Say NOVEMBER to Tere →

Can’t wait to see you.
xo💕🧑🏽‍🩰Tere