Private instruction in the Gyrotonic® Expansion System in Olympia, WA.

Gyrotonic® Sessions

Gyrotonic® is a unique movement system that blends the fluidity of dance, the mindfulness of yoga, and the strength-building of Pilates. Using specialized equipment, it strengthens and lengthens the body through spiraling, three-dimensional motions that improve flexibility, posture, and mobility. Whether you're an athlete, a dancer, or recovering from injury, Gyrotonic® helps you move with greater ease, power, and balance—training your body to feel and perform its best in everyday life.

A session includes 60 minutes of private instruction using the Pulley Tower, the original exercise equipment for the Gyrotonic® Method.

First time trial:
     3 sessions to be used within 4 weeks. $200

Ongoing clients:
     single session = $95
     4 sessions = $360 
          to be used within 6 weeks.
     8 sessions= $640   
          to be used within 12 weeks.

*tax included in price. Payments accepted via check, cash or Zelle.




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Melissa Rocca

I grew up a mover. One early memory is of challenging myself to walk all the way down our hallway (30ish feet) in a handstand. My siblings and I were often found riding our bikes, climbing trees, and swimming. Once I hit middle school and started ballet lessons, I never looked back. I performed as a soloist with Ballet Northwest, taught ballet to children in Indiana while in college, and was introduced to the Gyrotonic® Expansion System by Rachel Friedman in my early 20s. I was fortunate to study Gyrotonic with an excellent teacher, Monica Benedette, while living in Rome, Italy. She is a ballet instructor now in Naples and was in Rome doing a masters thesis on using the Gyrotonic® Method to increase arabesque. The studio there was filled with professional dancers and we did all the advanced moves. This inspired me to become a Certified Instructor of the system myself. I completed my initial certification in 2019, Applications for Golfers in 2021, Pre- and Post-Natal training in 2023, and Applications for Dancers will be completed in January 2026. What I love about this system is that it really does feel like playing. You should walk away from the session feeling stretched, calmed and perhaps just a little sore.