Greg recently relocated from Boston to Portland, bringing with him an impressive background in movement and fitness. With over 20 years of experience, he most recently served as a senior instructor at the Smartbody Movement Studio and Summit Orthopedic Therapy in Boston. A second generation teacher Greg was trained and certified by Romana Kryzanowska, the heir apparent to the Classical Pilates method in 2000.

In addition to his Pilates expertise, Greg is trained and certified in the Gyrotonic Expansion System, having worked closely with its creator, Juliu Horvath, since 2001. His passion for movement extends beyond these disciplines; he has also served as a tenured professor of movement studies at the University of Connecticut for 16 years.

Greg’s diverse background includes work as a bodyworker, coach, actor, director, and choreographer. He has worked from Broadway to the West End as well as regional theaters across the United States. As the founding Artistic Director of the Split Knuckle Theater Company, Greg has performed in 22 countries. He holds an M.F.A. in Acting from the University of Missouri-Kansas City.

Beyond his artistic pursuits, Greg is an accomplished martial artist, holding Black Belts in two Aikido systems. He practices Filipino Martial Arts, Gracie Jiujitsu, Tai- Chi (Yang family style), and is a Golden Gloves boxer, USA Boxing Coach, and certified Personal Trainer.

Like many bodyworkers, Greg came to movement work through injury, fostering tremendous empathy for those who want to learn to move well and discover the vast potential of the human body. He has worked with clients from all walks of life, including A-list celebrities, athletes, and everyday individuals seeking to improve their quality of life. Greg firmly believes that to understand life, one must understand movement within the body and the world around us.