MEET ANDRA
Movement has always been part of my life. From an early age, I learned to see an active and healthy lifestyle as something natural — a way of taking care of both body and mind.
Over time, I became increasingly interested in the connection between movement, wellbeing and longevity, and in how the way we care for our body influences not only how we look, but also how we feel, move and age.
Pilates is the form of movement I connected with the most. I love its focus on control, posture, breathing and conscious movement.
To me, it also has a special elegance — it builds strength while creating balance, grace and confidence in the way we carry our body.
Around the age of 40, after several years in the corporate world, I decided to turn my passion for movement and wellbeing into a new professional direction.
I became a certified Pilates Reformer Instructor and continued my education in Personal Development, Longevity and Biohacking.
For me, Pure Pilates is more than movement. It’s a space where we become stronger, move with intention and reconnect with ourselves — creating a sense of balance that goes beyond the studio.
My interest in wellbeing goes beyond movement. I love healthy cooking, particularly Mediterranean-inspired food, and I believe that the way we move, eat, think and care for ourselves all contribute to how well we live and age.
As a mother of two, I also try to bring this philosophy into our family life — encouraging my children to see movement, balanced nutrition and taking care of their health as a natural part of everyday life, rather than an obligation.
I wanted to create the kind of space I believe movement should happen in — calm, intimate and personal.
A place where women can step away from the rush of everyday life, reconnect with their bodies and become stronger, without pressure or comparison.
That is why I chose to keep Pure small, with only three Reformers, allowing every session to feel personal and every person to receive real attention.