Lengthen.Strengthen.Tone
Sarah Singarella Cornett/ Studio Owner
Certified Instructor
STOTT PILATES
Sarah holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree, concentration in Ballet Pedagogy from the University of Oklahoma. Upon entering OU with a dance scholarship, she sustained a broken foot. She was then referred to Physical Therapy And Pilates. Through out the years of dancing and the many injuries and pains that come with any type of athleticism she continued her Pilates as rehabilitation. As her Senior Capstone Research Project she dedicated a semester to Dance Injuries: Causes, Prevention, and Rehabilitation. After becoming so intrigued with correcting and rehabbing the body, Sarah became STOTT Certified and is excited to be helping others in health and wellness. She continues her training by attending numerous workshops and continuing her education through Stott Pilates. There is new research coming out constantly and she prides herself on keeping up with it to better her clients and their needs. Sarah specialties include some of the following: pre/post-natal, athletes, osteoporosis management, scoliosis management, muscle imbalances, back pain/ disc injury management, shoulder/ knee injuries, and so much more!
Amanda Cedillos-Hood
Certified Instructor
STOTT Pilates
Amanda holds a B.A. in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Legal Assistance from Stephen F. Austin State University. Graduating in 2001. She was active in basketball, softball, volleyball, track, tennis, band and Color Guard all through her younger years. After having two beautiful children and moving to Fort Worth, Amanda discovered Pilates and started practicing three times a week at The Pilates Concept. With a history in Color Guard Amanda fell in love with the dance like movements involved in Pilates. Also due to two C-Sections and several minor injuries sustained during her sports years, Amanda found Pilates the perfect workout for strengthening her weakened core and building stability/strength in knees, hips, and back. After three years of participating in Pilates Amanda decided to make it her career. She plans on continuing with workshops and CEC’s to continue to grow her knowledge for her clients. She prides herself in teaching a healthy lifestyle to her family through her knowledge and love of Pilates. She is excited to become a part of The Pilates Concept family and we are excited to have her!
Certified Instructor
STOTT Pilates
Amanda holds a B.A. in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Legal Assistance from Stephen F. Austin State University. Graduating in 2001. She was active in basketball, softball, volleyball, track, tennis, band and Color Guard all through her younger years. After having two beautiful children and moving to Fort Worth, Amanda discovered Pilates and started practicing three times a week at The Pilates Concept. With a history in Color Guard Amanda fell in love with the dance like movements involved in Pilates. Also due to two C-Sections and several minor injuries sustained during her sports years, Amanda found Pilates the perfect workout for strengthening her weakened core and building stability/strength in knees, hips, and back. After three years of participating in Pilates Amanda decided to make it her career. She plans on continuing with workshops and CEC’s to continue to grow her knowledge for her clients. She prides herself in teaching a healthy lifestyle to her family through her knowledge and love of Pilates. She is excited to become a part of The Pilates Concept family and we are excited to have her!
Linda Beaupré
Certified Instructor
STOTT Pilates
MELT Certified
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HYPOPRESSIVES Canada Level 2 Certified Instructor
Pink Ribbon Program Certified Post Rehabilitative Breast Cancer Exercise Specialist
Total Barre
Linda trained as a dancer at the San Diego Ballet Company School, and has maintained a lifelong passion for dance, health, and fitness. While working for over 30 years as a graphic designer, she remained active in dance and other fitness modalities but found relief from chronic sciatic nerve pain only after practicing Pilates. After experiencing firsthand Pilates’ life-changing properties, Linda felt called to transition careers and became a Pilates instructor. Linda has a special interest in and affinity for the client whose mobility and strength has been compromised due to injury or illness. She is currently completing coursework on a 210 hour Myoskeletal Therapy certification to help her better serve her clients.
Linda is currently one of the few advanced MELT instructors in North Texas.
A local Arlington Heights resident since 1991, Linda and her husband are the parents of twin daughters.
Catherine Chambers
Certified Instructor
Balanced Body
Catherine Chambers received her BFA in Creative Writing from Goddard College in Vermont and will complete her MFA in Poetry at the University of Southern Maine in the summer of 2019. (She also has two degrees from clown school.) In 2016, she moved to New York City to work in publishing, but found that a desk job didn't quite fit her. Inspired by her aunt, a long-time yoga instructor, Catherine sought a career in movement instead. Catherine danced ballet for fifteen years before her career was cut short by an avascular necrosis, and narrowly avoided having her left foot amputated. Pilates made her feel strong and capable, and she wanted to give that to other people, so by the end of 2016 she had completed her 500 hour certification from Balanced Pilates in New York City, and continued to pursue teaching when she moved back to her home state of Texas at the end of 2017. Catherine lives in Fort Worth with her fiance, Chris.
Certified Instructor
Balanced Body
Catherine Chambers received her BFA in Creative Writing from Goddard College in Vermont and will complete her MFA in Poetry at the University of Southern Maine in the summer of 2019. (She also has two degrees from clown school.) In 2016, she moved to New York City to work in publishing, but found that a desk job didn't quite fit her. Inspired by her aunt, a long-time yoga instructor, Catherine sought a career in movement instead. Catherine danced ballet for fifteen years before her career was cut short by an avascular necrosis, and narrowly avoided having her left foot amputated. Pilates made her feel strong and capable, and she wanted to give that to other people, so by the end of 2016 she had completed her 500 hour certification from Balanced Pilates in New York City, and continued to pursue teaching when she moved back to her home state of Texas at the end of 2017. Catherine lives in Fort Worth with her fiance, Chris.
Kim Alvarez
Certified Instructor
STOTT Pilates
Kim Alvarez has developed a name for herself in national and international dance circles. In 12 years as a competitive dancer, she was awarded 35 regional titles and 10 national and international titles. As a performer, she has been featured as a frequent soloist for regional productions including the lead role of Cassie in a recent production of A Chorus Line and was one of the top 30 female finalists in Season 5 of So You Think You Can Dance. Kim has been teaching dance since the age of 12 and assisted choreographers including Brian Friedman, Don Mirault, Sheila Barker and Lane Napper. In recent years, she has been a choreographer for competitive dance programs, theater and film, garnering numerous regional and national awards for her innovative choreography. Selected as an intern at Broadway Dance Center in 2012, the BDC faculty honored her with The Choreography Award. Kim’s experiences in dance sparked an interest in biomechanics, rehabilitation and sports performance. A student of various exercise and fitness disciplines, she became certified as an instructor in mat and equipment with STOTT Pilates including advanced certification in ISP (Injuries & Special Populations.) Kim has served as a Pilates consultant to dance studios and professional dance companies, but also enjoys working with people of all ages and skill levels helping them to achieve their fitness goals.
Certified Instructor
STOTT Pilates
Kim Alvarez has developed a name for herself in national and international dance circles. In 12 years as a competitive dancer, she was awarded 35 regional titles and 10 national and international titles. As a performer, she has been featured as a frequent soloist for regional productions including the lead role of Cassie in a recent production of A Chorus Line and was one of the top 30 female finalists in Season 5 of So You Think You Can Dance. Kim has been teaching dance since the age of 12 and assisted choreographers including Brian Friedman, Don Mirault, Sheila Barker and Lane Napper. In recent years, she has been a choreographer for competitive dance programs, theater and film, garnering numerous regional and national awards for her innovative choreography. Selected as an intern at Broadway Dance Center in 2012, the BDC faculty honored her with The Choreography Award. Kim’s experiences in dance sparked an interest in biomechanics, rehabilitation and sports performance. A student of various exercise and fitness disciplines, she became certified as an instructor in mat and equipment with STOTT Pilates including advanced certification in ISP (Injuries & Special Populations.) Kim has served as a Pilates consultant to dance studios and professional dance companies, but also enjoys working with people of all ages and skill levels helping them to achieve their fitness goals.