Wendy McClure:  Wendy has over 20 years experience in the fitness/health industry. She has been named “Top 100 Trainers in the Country” by Men’s Journal for the years 2004 and 2005. She has a MS degree in Exercise Physiology and is certified by the American College of Sports Medicine, Bosu and TRX. Wendy’s first love in fitness is helping people overcome obstacles. She also is a contributing writer for various fitness magazines and presents workshops for continuing education. 

Lindsay Ross:  Lindsay started teaching fitness classes while growing up in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. She moved to Boulder in 1979 to attend CU where she got her BA in Dance and Kinesiology. After finding Pilates to rehabilitate from an injury, Lindsay started Body Dynamics in 1990. Lindsay took her first formal training program at The Pilates Center of Boulder and later with Polestar Pilates. Lindsay is now a mentor and host for Polestar Education and has recently been trained in the TRX suspension training system.  Lindsay loves teaching Pilates reformer classes and specializes in post rehabilitation and corrective exercise programs, especially for those with scoliosis and osteoporosis.   

Jennifer Knight:  Jenny has been avidly teaching Pilates since she received her Pilates certification from the Pilates Center in Boulder in 1996. She is Polestar Pilates trained and has owned her own Pilates business in Boulder. She holds a B.A. in Speech Pathology and Therapeutic Recreation which she incorporates in her teaching and is now working on her masters degree in speech pathology. Jenny lives in Boulder with her husband and 10 yr old daughter and when she’s not teaching, Jenny enjoys running, hiking and swimming.

Terrilyn Nilson: Terrilyn has a degree in Dance and Choreography from the Cultural Foundation School of Dance in Bahia, Brazil. Dance and movement have always been a common thread in her life. She tumbled, skated, skied, dove, biked, hiked and danced throughout her adolescence. She later enjoyed teaching children recreational gymnastics, and as an adult she became highly trained in the Brazilian martial art of Capoeira. Certified in Pilates and Physical Conditioning in 2002 by Polestar Education, Terrilyn taught Pilates Mat and Apparatus in studios and health spas throughout Brazil. She came to Boulder in 2005 and has been happily residing and teaching Pilates here since.

Lynn McAuliffe:  Lynn brings over 25 years of physical therapy experience to Body Dynamics. A graduate of UMass Lowell and Regis University, her focus over the past 15 years has been in orthopedic and manual therapy for the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions.  She is board certified in orthopedics and is an affiliate faculty member at Regis University.  Lynn especially enjoys the problem solving aspects of physical therapy.  Services also include custom orthotics and trigger point dry needling.  Lynn enjoys outdoor activities including running, hiking and skiing with her family.

Heli Del Santo:  Heli began her journey into natural healing and movement at the age of seventeen and has been teaching Pilates since 2002.  Heli owned and operated a successful Pilates studio in Palm Beach Florida for eight years before moving to Boulder in 2010.  She had extensive private clientele from super models to pro athletes. Her years in the holistic health industry also attracted clients from all walks of life from very fit individuals to stage four cancer patients, ranging from ages eight to ninety one.  Heli is also certified in Vinyassa Yoga.   Her passion is connecting the mind and body to have the most effective training.    She  brings not only a technical knowledge and experience but also an intuitive presence that helps uncover the root of imbalances.

Heli loves life and brings her positive attitude and empowering spirit to all who she teaches.

Rhonda Bellavia:  Rhonda has been active all her life, and the variety of activities and sports she has been involved with over the years has spilled over to the many degrees and certifications she now holds. Her special interest in her practice is working with individual’s weaknesses and trying to make them biomechanically correct and systematically strong.

Sue Witmer: Sue has taught Physical Education for 38 years at all levels in a broad spectrum of educational programs. She now enjoys working with adults in a variety of small group classes specifically designed to address personal fitness goals, tailoring classes to meet each participant’s individual needs. Her focus, however, remains the same: to enable others to fully enjoy who they are through the challenges of movement. For that to happen, Sue believes that a healthy, functional level of fitness readiness must be achieved and maintained so that a person has a physical confidence to plan or spontaneously choose how they play each day.

Sue’s favorite play days include early morning walks, cycling, hiking, trail riding, tennis, and if out-voted, golf. 

BS Springfield College
MA University of Colorado
Licensed K-12 Physical Education Teacher
TRX Certified Small Group Instructor
Certified Ropes Course Instructor