About Alicia

I Built This Work Through Study, Injury, Rebuilding, and Learning What Actually Changes the Body.

Movement educator, personal trainer, corrective exercise practitioner, Pilates teacher, fascia specialist, and movement medicine guide.

I have spent more than 25 years helping people reconnect to their bodies, but the TRU Core Method did not come from a tidy brand exercise. It came from years of injury, training, clinical practice, and having to rebuild my own body more than once.

One part of that learning came through musculoskeletal injury and rebuilding. Another came through later illness, nervous system depletion, and the visceral side of wellness. I care about what is real, what is mechanical, and what actually changes the state of the body.

What Shapes My Work

No generic wellness scripts
No body-shaming or brute-force push-through-it coaching
No vague wellness language detached from physics, body mechanics, or lived reality
Yes to fascial maneuvers, breath mechanics, nervous system reset, and movement that tells the truth

My Story

This Work Was Built Through Injury, Rebuilding, Study, and a Deeper Kind of Listening

This method came out of repeated injury, deeper study, and learning to rebuild the body from both the musculoskeletal and wellness sides.

Sunlit dance studio with barres and a dancer in the background

Chapter 1

I started late in the dance world and kept pushing past what was mechanically sound because I wanted to catch up. That led me into personal training, deeper movement study, Pilates, and the beginning of my obsession with why some bodies keep getting injured.

Quiet recovery room with bed, glass of water, and medicine bottles

Chapter 2

In 2002 I had a major snowboarding accident with concussion, whiplash, spinal impact, and pelvic damage. I had to relearn how to walk, drive, focus, and function. That rebuilding taught me the musculoskeletal truth of the body in a way no textbook ever could.

Open hand next to a stethoscope and dried herbs

Chapter 3

Years later, mold toxicity and long-haul COVID forced me into another level of study: immune function, visceral wellness, nervous system depletion, brain-gut signaling, and what it really takes to rebuild a body from the inside out.

Movement medicine tools laid out on a treatment table

Chapter 4

The TRU Core Method came out of all of it: injury, study, clinical practice, fascia, Pilates, corrective exercise, breath work, nutrition, and the neurological side of healing. It is the body of work I wish I had found earlier.

Who I Work With

Post-surgery and post-PT clients

Executives and founders

Olympic athletes

A-list celebrities

Why People Come To Me

I have worked with post-surgery clients, post-PT clients, executives, founders, Olympic athletes, and A-list celebrities. The common thread is not status. It is that they know their body is not functioning the way it should, and they want someone who can find what is actually true.

The method draws from Classical Pilates, corrective exercise, fascial work, nervous system regulation, breath mechanics, and finding what truly nourishes the body. It is warm and human, but it is not vague.

Training and Lineage

The Method Is Personal, But The Training Behind It Is Extensive

Deep study matters. So does who shaped your eyes and your hands.

Lineage

Irene Dowd

Cathy S. Grant

Lolita San Miguel

Amy Alpers

Rachel Siegel

Cara Reeser

Tom Myers

Eric Dalton

Amy Lange

Certifications and Study

Certified Teacher and Educator of the Classical Pilates Method, The Pilates Center Boulder

Certified in Pilates, Physio-Therapy, Corrective Exercise, and Pilates Therapy

Massage therapist specializing in myofascial release

University of the Arts, Dance Therapy

Transform and Renew U

If you know your body has been asking for a different level of support, start with a 20-minute discovery call and we will decide together whether private coaching or the membership is the right next step.

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