When Kylie Cipolla first stepped behind the front desk of a Pilates studio in New York, she thought she’d just landed a job with a nice perk, free classes. What she found instead was a practice that changed how she felt in her body and in her mind. “It was the first time I wasn’t just working out,” she says in her VoyageLA interview. “My thoughts slowed down. I left feeling like I’d had a therapy session.”

Now teaching in Los Angeles, Kylie brings that same mindful energy to every class, blending precision with presence, and technique with compassion. Her journey from curious beginner to instructor is a reminder that Pilates isn’t just about form; it’s about connection. At Good Body Pilates, that philosophy runs deep: smaller classes, real attention, and an environment that feels as grounding as it is challenging.