Learn To Move Well, So You Can Live Better

The impact shows up everywhere — your posture, your focus, your breath, your resilience, your day.

An Integrated Approach to Movement

Built on Clarity, Consistency, and Care

Inner Vision grew from simple, recurring moments. Someone would pause and say, “Something still doesn’t feel quite right.”

We came to this work from different places, but kept noticing the same thing. Taylor’s work in Pilates and movement education focused on building strength, refining technique, and growing confidence, yet progress often stalled when pain or uncertainty got in the way. Karly’s work as a Physical Therapist centered on understanding root causes, listening closely, and helping people make sense of what their bodies were telling them. Still, she often saw people leave care without feeling fully prepared to move forward.

We were seeing the same problem from different sides, and Inner Vision took shape in the space between those experiences. It changed how we thought about movement—and what people truly need to move forward. We learned that progress doesn’t come from pushing harder. It comes from moving with clarity, consistency, and intention. Because bodies change. Needs shift. Sometimes you’re rebuilding. Sometimes you’re maintaining. Sometimes you’re adapting.

So we built a space where Physical Therapy and Pilates live under one roof, not as separate services, but as connected tools that support moving well and living better. The kind of place we always wished existed. Where questions are welcomed, progress is personal, and you’re never left guessing what comes next.

Moving Well Isn’t About Doing More.
It’s About Understanding More.

OUR APPROACH

Many people move through their lives disconnected from their bodies — pushing through discomfort, compensating around pain, or feeling unsure where to begin. At Inner Vision, we slow that process down. We help you understand how your body moves, why it feels the way it does, and how to build strength, stability, and confidence with intention and care.

Our work is guided by one shared philosophy and expressed through two connected paths: Pilates and Physical Therapy. Whether you’re seeking mindful movement, individualized rehabilitation, or deeper education in how the body works, our goal is the same — to help you move well so life feels lighter and more supported.

You might find yourself here through:

Some people come to Inner Vision looking for a thoughtful place to move and build strength. Others arrive with questions about their bodies, pain, or patterns that don’t feel quite right. We’re here for both. Our approach offers multiple ways to begin — whether you’re joining a group class, working one-on-one, starting physical therapy, or simply looking for guidance on where to start.

Group Instruction

Physical Therapy

Private Instruction

Not Sure Where To Begin?

Welcome to Inner Vision!
New here? There's more than one way to experience our wellness center. Explore group classes with our $60 teaser package, begin 1:1 on the Reformer for $85 to master the basics of Pilates, or start with a Physical Therapy evaluation by Dr. Karly Maines.
Welcome to Inner Vision!
New here? There's more than one way to experience our wellness center. Explore group classes with our $60 teaser package, begin 1:1 on the Reformer for $85 to master the basics of Pilates, or start with a Physical Therapy evaluation by Dr. Karly Maines.

This type of care may support you if you’re experiencing:

  • urinary leakage
  • pelvic pain or pressure
  • pain with intercourse
  • difficulty accessing your deep core
  • changes related to pregnancy or postpartum
  • internal symptoms that feel hard to explain

Sessions are one-on-one and conducted in a private, respectful environment. Care is guided by your comfort, clinical findings, and personal goals.

This type of care may support you if you’re experiencing:

  • urinary leakage
  • pelvic pain or pressure
  • pain with intercourse
  • difficulty accessing your deep core
  • changes related to pregnancy or postpartum
  • internal symptoms that feel hard to explain

Sessions are one-on-one and conducted in a private, respectful environment. Care is guided by your comfort, clinical findings, and personal goals.

This type of care may be helpful if you’re dealing with:

  • back, neck, shoulder, hip, or knee pain
  • injuries that haven’t fully resolved
  • post-surgical recovery
  • stiffness, weakness, or instability
  • hesitation or uncertainty with movement

The focus is understanding how your body moves and addressing what’s contributing to ongoing issues, so movement feels more reliable and confident over time.

This type of care may be helpful if you’re dealing with:

  • back, neck, shoulder, hip, or knee pain
  • injuries that haven’t fully resolved
  • post-surgical recovery
  • stiffness, weakness, or instability
  • hesitation or uncertainty with movement

The focus is understanding how your body moves and addressing what’s contributing to ongoing issues, so movement feels more reliable and confident over time.

This type of care may be supportive if you’re:

  • preparing for vaginal or cesarean birth
  • experiencing discomfort during pregnancy
  • wanting to improve strength, mobility, and breathing
  • learning positions and strategies for labor
  • planning for a smoother postpartum transition

Sessions are personalized and paced to your needs. Care focuses on education, movement, and practical tools you can use before, during, and after birth.

This type of care may be supportive if you’re:

  • preparing for vaginal or cesarean birth
  • experiencing discomfort during pregnancy
  • wanting to improve strength, mobility, and breathing
  • learning positions and strategies for labor
  • planning for a smoother postpartum transition

Sessions are personalized and paced to your needs. Care focuses on education, movement, and practical tools you can use before, during, and after birth.