Our Team
Meet the humans behind Routine.
We believe there’s an instructor for everyone. No cookie cutters here. Each brings their own personality, style, energy, and expertise to the room.
Different vibes. Different strengths. One thing in common: they care. A lot.
Michaela McVetty
Owner + Pilates Instructor
Michaela is a lifelong entrepreneur with a “try everything once” kind of spirit. She opened Sisters Gourmet Deli in 2016, co-founded a tech startup, bought a soda company, moved across the country and back — all with her husband Nick cheering her on. But her true turning point came when she discovered Pilates while trying to heal chronic back pain.
After exhausting every treatment under the sun, Pilates was the first thing that made her feel better — and the first workout she genuinely loved. It didn’t hurt. It made her stronger. It became her favorite habit. She wanted her friends to try it, wanted to talk about it nonstop, and eventually bought a reformer for her house so she could do Pilates anytime she wanted. (Nick was even taking her “classes” before she was certified.)
The only problem? She worked in Midcoast and was driving to Portland multiple times a week because nothing like this existed here. So she decided to build it herself.
Routine is crafted the same way she built Sisters: by designing the kind of space she wants to be in. Big workout rooms, beautiful showers, infrared saunas, red light therapy, Normatec boots, clean + modern design, a schedule that actually works for real people, and a welcoming team that truly cares.
Michaela is a 450-hour certified Pilates instructor (mat, reformer, and chair) and believes everyone deserves to feel good in their body — whether you’re a star athlete or someone’s grandmother who struggles to bend over. Her classes are grounding, challenging, and filled with giggles, inappropriate jokes, and plenty of rap music. Mostly, she just wants you to have as much fun as she’s having.
If you see her at the desk, say hi — she can’t wait to meet you.
After exhausting every treatment under the sun, Pilates was the first thing that made her feel better — and the first workout she genuinely loved. It didn’t hurt. It made her stronger. It became her favorite habit. She wanted her friends to try it, wanted to talk about it nonstop, and eventually bought a reformer for her house so she could do Pilates anytime she wanted. (Nick was even taking her “classes” before she was certified.)
The only problem? She worked in Midcoast and was driving to Portland multiple times a week because nothing like this existed here. So she decided to build it herself.
Routine is crafted the same way she built Sisters: by designing the kind of space she wants to be in. Big workout rooms, beautiful showers, infrared saunas, red light therapy, Normatec boots, clean + modern design, a schedule that actually works for real people, and a welcoming team that truly cares.
Michaela is a 450-hour certified Pilates instructor (mat, reformer, and chair) and believes everyone deserves to feel good in their body — whether you’re a star athlete or someone’s grandmother who struggles to bend over. Her classes are grounding, challenging, and filled with giggles, inappropriate jokes, and plenty of rap music. Mostly, she just wants you to have as much fun as she’s having.
If you see her at the desk, say hi — she can’t wait to meet you.
Nick Roberge
Owner
Nick has been active his whole life — hockey, tennis, anything competitive from school through college. In his twenties, he found golf and never looked back; it quickly became his number one obsession.
When Michaela started taking Pilates to help her back pain, she’d come home and show him a few moves. Surprisingly… they worked. He started adding quick 20-minute Pilates sessions into his mornings, and almost immediately noticed his usual back tightness easing up. He could move more. He felt better.
As Michaela moved into teaching, Nick had the very enviable benefit of private lessons. They focused on core strength to support all the stretching and releasing he was doing. The result? A back that doesn’t nag him, knees that don’t ache after long days on his feet, and — maybe most importantly — a noticeably better golf game.
For any guys who think Pilates is “just for girls,” Nick has one message: come take a class and see for yourself. He’s watched some of his strongest friends get humbled… and walk out feeling better than they have in years.
When Michaela started taking Pilates to help her back pain, she’d come home and show him a few moves. Surprisingly… they worked. He started adding quick 20-minute Pilates sessions into his mornings, and almost immediately noticed his usual back tightness easing up. He could move more. He felt better.
As Michaela moved into teaching, Nick had the very enviable benefit of private lessons. They focused on core strength to support all the stretching and releasing he was doing. The result? A back that doesn’t nag him, knees that don’t ache after long days on his feet, and — maybe most importantly — a noticeably better golf game.
For any guys who think Pilates is “just for girls,” Nick has one message: come take a class and see for yourself. He’s watched some of his strongest friends get humbled… and walk out feeling better than they have in years.
Courtney McDonald
Yoga Director
Courtney is a vinyasa flow instructor, personal trainer, and lifelong student deeply committed to holistic health and the transformative power of heat in movement. Her wellness journey began while leading command fitness during her time in the Navy, where she first discovered the power of group fitness to build resilience and relieve stress. After completing her enlistment, she turned to yoga as a personal refuge — ultimately igniting a lifelong passion.
Courtney holds a 200-hour Yoga Alliance certification from Well Heart Yoga School, is a certified Buti Yoga instructor, a NASM-certified personal trainer, and holds a Women’s Fitness Specialization through NASM. She is currently completing her 500-hour Advanced Yoga Teacher Training with Authentic Movements.
Her classes are known for their commanding yet uplifting energy, fusing dynamic vinyasa flow with purposeful alignment and thoughtfully curated playlists. She empowers students to explore their edges — physically and mentally — in a supportive, heat-enhanced space designed to enhance performance, support detoxification, and cultivate a deeper mind-body connection for growth, healing, and transformation.
In 2017, Courtney moved to Bath and began teaching and managing at Ebb and Flow Yoga. She purchased the studio in 2018 and has been running EF Yoga on Front Street ever since. For nearly a decade, EF has been both her home and the foundation of her community. Many of her most meaningful relationships have grown from that space, and the culture she built there is something she carries with deep pride.
Courtney is excited for Routine to feel like an extension of that sense of home and family. She brings the same genuine culture, professionalism, and respect for the body, breath, and movement — helping Routine cultivate its own character and community on Stanwood Street.
At Routine, Courtney leads the yoga program, mentors teachers, sets the standard for how classes are taught, and helps build the skill and confidence of new instructors.
Courtney holds a 200-hour Yoga Alliance certification from Well Heart Yoga School, is a certified Buti Yoga instructor, a NASM-certified personal trainer, and holds a Women’s Fitness Specialization through NASM. She is currently completing her 500-hour Advanced Yoga Teacher Training with Authentic Movements.
Her classes are known for their commanding yet uplifting energy, fusing dynamic vinyasa flow with purposeful alignment and thoughtfully curated playlists. She empowers students to explore their edges — physically and mentally — in a supportive, heat-enhanced space designed to enhance performance, support detoxification, and cultivate a deeper mind-body connection for growth, healing, and transformation.
In 2017, Courtney moved to Bath and began teaching and managing at Ebb and Flow Yoga. She purchased the studio in 2018 and has been running EF Yoga on Front Street ever since. For nearly a decade, EF has been both her home and the foundation of her community. Many of her most meaningful relationships have grown from that space, and the culture she built there is something she carries with deep pride.
Courtney is excited for Routine to feel like an extension of that sense of home and family. She brings the same genuine culture, professionalism, and respect for the body, breath, and movement — helping Routine cultivate its own character and community on Stanwood Street.
At Routine, Courtney leads the yoga program, mentors teachers, sets the standard for how classes are taught, and helps build the skill and confidence of new instructors.
Julia Reny
Mat Pilates + Sculpt Instructor
Julia is a Mat Pilates and Hot Sculpt instructor who loves helping people feel strong, confident, and connected through movement.
A lifelong athlete, Julia competed in field hockey, indoor and outdoor track, and dance throughout college. After graduating, she found new ways to keep movement a big part of her life, falling in love with both marathon running and Pilates along the way.
Outside of Routine, Julia is a first grade teacher, so helping people learn, grow, and feel supported comes pretty naturally to her. When she’s not teaching—in the studio or the classroom—you can usually find her outside, exploring somewhere new, or spending time with friends.
Her classes are fun, welcoming, and encouraging, with plenty of room to challenge yourself, build confidence, and feel good in your body.
Julia LeRoy
fitness instructor & physical therapist
Julia grew up in central Maine and has been active from an early age. With a background that includes ten years of dance, eight years as a lifeguard and swim instructor, and competing in three sports during high school, movement has long been a central part of her life and ultimately led her to pursue a career in physical therapy.
Julia graduated from the University of New England and practiced as a physical therapist for 35 years. During that time, she earned her Geriatric Clinical Specialist certification and became especially passionate about helping others build strength, improve balance, and maintain function and quality of life. She was also a longtime member of Women’s Fitness Studio, where she taught Body Balance.
At Routine, Julia brings a thoughtful, experienced presence rooted in decades of helping people move well and feel strong. Her approach reflects a deep commitment to supporting health, confidence, and longevity through movement.
Outside of Routine, you can usually find her in her garden, playing pickleball, cycling, or volunteering at MCHPP.
Lauren McBride
Pilates instructor
Lauren is a comprehensively trained Pilates instructor with a strong foundation in classical methodology. She holds a 700-hour Comprehensive Pilates Certification, which she completed while earning her BFA in Ballet Dance from Texas Christian University. Trained in Mat, Reformer, Chair, Cadillac, Tower, and Barrel, she brings a deep understanding of movement and a thoughtful, disciplined approach to her teaching.
Lauren’s movement background began in the dance world, where she developed a refined sense of alignment, control, and precision. With nine years of teaching experience, she leads classes that are intentional, structured, and rooted in the original Pilates system, with an emphasis on full-body awareness and purposeful progression.
At Routine, Lauren teaches Chair and Reformer with a focus on balancing strength, stability, mobility, and flexibility. Her classes are designed to help clients move with more control, connection, and confidence through clear cueing and strong fundamentals.
Originally from central Maine, Lauren is excited to return home and be part of the Routine community.
Madison Levasseur
Barre instructor & front desk
Madison grew up in the Augusta area before heading south to spend four years at the University of Alabama. After discovering barre, she quickly fell in love with the mix of movement, challenge, and fun—and knew she wanted to bring that same energy to others.
At Routine, Madison brings a calm, welcoming presence to the room and loves creating a space where everyone can feel comfortable, challenged, and supported.
Outside the studio, you’ll find her traveling whenever she gets the chance or soaking up as much Maine beach time as possible all summer long.
Molly Cashman
front desk
Molly works at the front desk at Routine and brings a warm, upbeat presence to the team. She is currently in her second year of law school and loves being part of a space centered around movement, community, and helping people feel good.
At Routine, Molly is excited to welcome clients, help create a positive front desk experience, and be part of everything that makes the studio feel special. She’s looking forward to all that’s ahead for Routine and can’t wait to meet more of the Routinis.
Outside of the studio, Molly loves being outdoors, spending time with friends and family, reading, and taking workout classes.
Rob Halpern
yoga + Reformer pilates instructor
Rob has been practicing yoga for more than 20 years, ever since discovering Bikram yoga in Ithaca, New York in 2000. What started as a practice quickly became something he returned to again and again for its structure, intensity, and impact on both body and mind. He completed his 200-hour teacher training at Blue Moon Yoga in Fresno, California in 2019 and is now bringing his teaching talents from Routine’s hot room upstairs to the Reformer!
Rob’s teaching style is grounded, intentional, and supportive. Whether you’re sweating through Bikram or meeting him on the Reformer, expect thoughtful cueing, plenty of opportunities to challenge yourself, and an instructor who genuinely wants you to feel successful in your practice.
Originally from Philadelphia, Rob moved to Brunswick in 2022. Outside of Routine, he’s a dad who loves cooking, hiking, and making music with his band, Woolgathering.
Chynna Coffin
barre instructor
Chynna is a Certified Barre Instructor whose passion for movement began during her postpartum journey. After becoming a mom, she rediscovered the importance of caring for her body, rebuilding strength, and finding fun in movement again.
Through barre, Chynna found a form of movement that challenged her physically while also providing a fun experience that kept her wanting to come back for more. Her classes focus on strength, endurance, and mindful movement, all backed by a fire playlist (obviously!) She loves creating an encouraging environment where clients of all fitness levels can feel empowered and motivated to do just a feeeeewwww more pulses.
As a mom to a 5-year-old, she understands firsthand the demands of balancing family, work, and self-care. When she's not teaching barre at Routine, she's either running her own business, The Village, where she enjoys creating a fun and welcoming community for local families, or she’s home spending time with her family and their cat, two dogs, and 9 chickens!
Chynna believes that movement and fitness should be about feeling good in your body and celebrating all of the cool things it can do. Her classes will challenge you in the best way and leave you feeling energized, accomplished, and inspired to keep coming back for more.
Monica Dell'Aquila
Reformer Pilates & Yoga instructor
Born and raised in Maine, Monica began her teaching journey by earning her 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training before discovering her love for Pilates. She went on to become a certified Reformer Pilates instructor and is currently continuing her education through Balanced Body.
As a lifelong athlete who competed at the collegiate level, Monica brings an energetic, encouraging approach to every class. She believes in building a strong foundation first, then helping clients challenge themselves in ways that feel both empowering and sustainable. Her goal is for every client to leave class feeling stronger, more confident, and excited to come back for more.
When she's not at Routine, you'll likely find Monica spending time with her family, working on art projects, or enjoying Maine's beautiful outdoors.
Hannah Day
fitness instructor
Hannah is a strength coach and personal trainer who believes movement is one of the most powerful tools we have to feel strong, capable, and at home in our bodies. She creates a welcoming, no-intimidation environment where you can show up exactly as you are—whether you’re picking up a weight for the first time or building on years of experience.
Her approach is grounded in the idea that everyone is an athlete. For Hannah, strength training isn’t just about lifting heavier—it’s about building resilience, confidence, and the kind of strength that carries into everyday life.
She first discovered strength training in high school at WFS, where she learned how empowering it can feel to take up space in the weight room. That experience stuck. She went on to earn her degree in Applied Exercise Science and spent several years coaching in Boston, working with everyone from total beginners to experienced lifters, athletes, and pre/postnatal clients. She’s an NSCA Certified Personal Trainer with additional certifications in mental well-being and pre- and post-natal exercise.
Today, Hannah works in injury prevention and ergonomics at Bath Iron Works, helping people move better, reduce injury risk, and stay strong for the physical demands of their jobs. That lens shows up in her coaching—expect an emphasis on quality movement, smart progressions, and strength that actually translates.
At Routine, Hannah teaches functional strength classes that blend dumbbells, bands, and bodyweight work to build muscle, stability, and control. Expect a thoughtful, well-paced workout, a playlist that ranges from rap to old-school classics, and a few jokes along the way (plus probably what she’s currently cooking or eating that week).
Originally from Brunswick and now based in Portland, Hannah is especially excited to be coaching in the community where it all started.
Olivia LeRoy
Director of Brand & Experience + Pilates Instructor
Olivia is the creative heartbeat of Routine — a movement teacher, brand builder, and forever student of “how things feel.” After nearly a decade working as an art director in advertising, she craved something more grounded and human. A Pilates teacher training — taken on a whim during a season of burnout — changed everything.
Olivia grew up in Brunswick before heading out for 13 years in New York City, San Diego, and just about everywhere in between — Montana, Austin, Los Angeles. She moved back to Maine in 2024, and in a cute lil full-circle twist, she attended her first-ever group fitness class many years ago in this very building (yes, at WFS!).
What started as a “maybe this will be fun” training quickly became a full-body yes. Olivia fell in love with the precision, the flow, and the way Pilates made her feel. Within months she was teaching nonstop, swapping late-night production schedules for early-morning mat classes, and realizing she’d found the work she was meant to do.
At Routine, Olivia leads all things brand and experience — from the look and feel of the studio to the tiny details that make it warm, intentional, and beautiful. As an instructor, her classes blend thoughtful sequencing with athletic flow, clear cues, and a playful edge.
Olivia is a 450-hour certified Pilates instructor (mat, reformer, and chair) and is passionate about creating a space where people feel supported, empowered, and at home in their body.
Olivia grew up in Brunswick before heading out for 13 years in New York City, San Diego, and just about everywhere in between — Montana, Austin, Los Angeles. She moved back to Maine in 2024, and in a cute lil full-circle twist, she attended her first-ever group fitness class many years ago in this very building (yes, at WFS!).
What started as a “maybe this will be fun” training quickly became a full-body yes. Olivia fell in love with the precision, the flow, and the way Pilates made her feel. Within months she was teaching nonstop, swapping late-night production schedules for early-morning mat classes, and realizing she’d found the work she was meant to do.
At Routine, Olivia leads all things brand and experience — from the look and feel of the studio to the tiny details that make it warm, intentional, and beautiful. As an instructor, her classes blend thoughtful sequencing with athletic flow, clear cues, and a playful edge.
Olivia is a 450-hour certified Pilates instructor (mat, reformer, and chair) and is passionate about creating a space where people feel supported, empowered, and at home in their body.
Andrea Reazer
Yoga Instructor
Andrea is a yoga teacher drawn to the practice for its ability to reconnect, restore, and create space both physically and mentally. What began as a way to manage stress quickly became something more, as she fell in love with the rhythm of breath, the depth of the practice, and the sense of community it fosters.
Andrea teaches with warmth, encouragement, and a genuine desire to help people grow. She meets students where they are while gently guiding them to explore their edge- building strength, confidence, and a deeper connection to themselves along the way. Her classes are grounding, supportive, and designed to leave you feeling both challenged and cared for.
At Routine, Andrea brings a calming, welcoming presence to the studio, helping create an environment where people can show up exactly as they are and leave feeling better than when they walked in.
Outside the studio, you can find her at the beach, reading, or spending time with her family.
Ella Doughty
Front Desk & Barre Instructor
Ella is a Brunswick native and a member of the Brunswick High School Class of 2028, bringing a bright, positive energy to everything she does. As one of the welcoming faces at the front desk, she’s passionate about creating an environment where everyone feels comfortable, supported, and genuinely excited to walk through the door.
Recently introduced to yoga, Ella has quickly developed a curiosity and appreciation for the practice. She’s eager to keep learning, growing, and being part of a community centered around movement and well-being.
At Routine, Ella plays an important role in shaping the client experience- offering kindness, attentiveness, and a warm presence that helps set the tone for the entire studio.
Outside of Routine, she’s focused on school, spending time with friends, and continuing to explore new interests as she grows.
Kayleigh Lude
front desk supervisor
Kayleigh is a grad student studying social work and brings a thoughtful, creative energy to the Routine team. Originally drawn to movement as a way to stay active and balanced, she’s recently been diving into Pilates and quickly fell in love with how strong and energized it makes her feel.
At Routine, Kayleigh plays an important behind-the-scenes role in keeping the studio running smoothly. She takes pride in making sure the space is clean, organized, and perfectly set up so every class has what it needs — helping create an experience that feels seamless from the moment you walk in.
She brings a warm, positive presence to the studio and is always excited to meet new faces and be part of the Routine community.
Outside of the studio, Kayleigh loves spending time being creative — from making soap to staying active with Pilates and yoga — and can usually be found outdoors with her fiancé and her chaotic (and very loved) pup, Lilah.
Lily Stewart
front desk
Lily brings a warm, upbeat presence to the Routine team and loves helping people feel comfortable from the moment they walk through the door. After attending one of Routine’s pop-ups, she quickly fell in love with Pilates and was excited to join the front desk team when the studio opened.
At Routine, Lily is a friendly face who enjoys meeting new people, giving tours, and helping clients discover everything the studio has to offer. She’s passionate about creating a welcoming experience and loves being part of a space centered around helping people feel their best.
Outside of the studio, Lily loves being outdoors, finding new hikes with her dog, meeting new people, and trying new things.
Morgan Goodfellow
Engagement Manager + Pilates & Barre Instructor
Morgan received her 100-hour barre certification through Portland Yoga Project in 2019 and has been teaching around Greater Portland, virtually, and now at Routine ever since.
Her background is a bit of a mix, in the best way. Before joining the Routine team, Morgan spent years in corporate sales and freelance social media management, which means she really loves people, good communication, strong brands, and creating experiences people actually want to come back to. Now, as Routine’s Engagement Manager, she brings all of those pieces together, connecting with members, supporting the team, creating content, planning events, and finding new ways to make Routine feel like a place you want to hang out ALL THE TIME :)
As an instructor, Morgan is down to earth, encouraging, and big on intentional sequencing, strong form, good music, and classes that challenge you without making you feel like you have anything to prove. She teaches Barre and Hot Sculpt and is Balanced Body certified in Reformer I + II. She loves that every modality brings its own kind of challenge, strength, and very specific burn.
Across every class she teaches, the goal is the same: movement should feel welcoming, effective, and like something you actually want to keep doing. Modifications are encouraged, shakes are celebrated, and YES, you can get just an inch lower!
Whether she’s teaching, chatting with members, creating something fun, or dreaming up Routine’s next event, Morgan is happiest when she’s bringing people together and making the studio feel like a community.
Outside of Routine, she’s usually with her husband and two-year-old daughter, Ivy, taking full advantage of living in Maine!
Vanessa Levat
fitness instructor
Vanessa brings high energy, big encouragement, and a powerful belief in what movement can do for both body and mind. Alongside her work in social work, where she supports people impacted by trauma, anxiety, and emotional regulation challenges, she has developed a deep appreciation for the connection between physical movement and emotional resilience.
She is passionate about helping people feel strong, capable, and confident through classes that are both challenging and approachable. Her strength classes are designed to build real power and self-belief, while her dance cardio classes bring bold energy, great music, and a fun, freeing sense of expression. Across every format, Vanessa creates an environment that is supportive, empowering, and full of encouragement.
At Routine, Vanessa brings a motivating, no-ego approach to movement, meeting clients with both intensity and heart. Her classes are rooted in the belief that showing up for yourself matters, and that strength can be built in ways that feel both empowering and joyful.
Outside the studio, Vanessa is a mom of two boys who loves sports, the beach, and bringing a go-with-the-flow spirit to everything she does.
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Hope Hevey
fitness instructor
Born and raised in Maine, Hope discovered her love for movement early—playing sports, ski racing at Carrabassett Valley Academy, and later competing as a bikini bodybuilder in college. She earned her degree in Sports Psychology from Florida Southern University, where she deepened her understanding of both the mental and physical sides of training.
Hope has lived all over the world, including three years in Spain, and recently returned home to Maine with her three energetic boys. With a background in personal training, group fitness, and athletic performance, she creates high-energy, effective workouts designed to challenge clients, motivate them, and help them grow.
She meets each person exactly where they are and supports them in getting to where they want to be—stronger, more confident, and proud of what their body can do.
Leah Hayes
mat pilates instructor
Leah believes movement should help you feel stronger, more confident, and at home in your body. After navigating injuries herself, she discovered Pilates as a way to move with intention while continuing to build strength—and she's been hooked ever since.
As a Balanced Body Mat Trained instructor, Leah's classes focus on creating a welcoming, encouraging environment where every client can move at their own pace while still feeling challenged. Whether you're new to Pilates or looking to build on your practice, she'll help you feel supported every step of the way.
When she's not at Routine, Leah loves spending time outdoors, hanging out with friends, and relaxing at home with her cats. She's excited to continue learning, growing, and sharing her love of movement with the Routine community.
Abigail Marquis
Front desk
Born and raised in Bath, Maine, Abigail is currently finishing nursing school while helping welcome clients to Routine. She loves staying active, whether she's out for a run, spending time with family and friends, or finding new ways to move her body.
Abigail is passionate about living a healthy, balanced lifestyle and loves being part of a community that helps others do the same. As a true people person, her favorite part of working at Routine is making sure every client feels welcomed, supported, and leaves with a smile. She's grateful to be part of the Routine community and looks forward to seeing you around the studio!
Alaina Marson
Fitness instructor
Alaina is an ACE-Certified Personal Trainer and full-time member of the Maine Army National Guard who believes getting stronger should feel empowering, approachable, and—very importantly—fun.
At Routine, she loves helping people feel confident picking up the weights, challenge what they thought they were capable of, and build strength that goes way beyond the studio. Whether you’re brand new to strength training or ready to level up, Alaina will meet you where you are and help you keep moving forward.
Outside the studio, you’ll probably find her hiking with her two dogs, Maisey and Sadie, or somewhere by the lake with a coffee in hand.
Her motto says it best: “How you show up for yourself will shape how you show up for everyone and everything in your life.”
Elisabeth Sjordal
Mat Pilates instructor
Liz moved to Maine from the other Portland after spending time on both coasts. Wherever she’s lived, group fitness has been one of her favorite ways to find community, make friends, and feel at home.
A trauma nurse turned oncology nurse, Liz loves Mat Pilates for the same reasons she loves teaching it: it’s challenging, approachable, and endlessly adaptable. She’s also a firm believer that a strong core can fix approximately 99% of life’s problems.
Outside the studio, Liz is probably hiking with her pup, Ollie, planning her next adventure, or casually reminding everyone that she’s fluent in Italian.
Her movement philosophy? Exercise is a privilege, not a punishment—we get to move our bodies.
Brianna Meeks
Front desk
Brianna has been part of the Routine community since we opened our doors, so joining the Front Desk team feels like a pretty natural next step. She brings an outgoing, easygoing energy and loves getting to know the people who walk through those same doors.
Outside of Routine, Brianna is all about spending time with family and friends, making memories, and enjoying the little things.
Priscilla Trimble
Fitness Instructor
Priscilla is a NASM Certified Personal Trainer with a degree in Exercise Science and additional certifications in Corrective Exercise and Women’s Fitness. Her classes are rooted in functional movement, mobility, and building strength that actually supports you outside of the studio. She loves helping people feel more confident in what their bodies can do, whether they’re brand new to strength training or ready to level up.
Movement has always been a big part of Priscilla’s life. Before becoming a mom of three, her love of movement took her from running to climbing mountains in Colorado and working in adventure programs. These days, that same adventurous spirit shows up in the way she approaches fitness: movement is a gift, and getting stronger should help you do more of the things you love.
Priscilla is especially passionate about women’s fitness, pelvic floor strength, corrective exercise, mobility, and working with people of all ages and abilities. Expect thoughtful coaching, plenty of encouragement, and a class that helps you build strength you can carry with you far beyond the studio.
Jaz Decrem
Mat + Reformer Pilates Instructor
Jaz is a Bowdoin College student (Class of 2028) from Palo Alto, California, with a love for challenging workouts that don’t take themselves too seriously. She started teaching fitness at just 17 as a certified Lagree instructor and has since added Mat and Reformer Pilates certifications to her repertoire.
Jaz takes teaching seriously, but firmly believes your workout doesn’t have to feel serious to be a really good one. Her classes are challenging, high-energy, and somehow still fun, with plenty of personality mixed in. Expect to work hard, probably laugh, and leave feeling like you did something.
When she’s not teaching, Jaz is usually embracing her inner chemistry nerd, keeping up with pop culture, or doing something creative.
Danielle Finley
Front desk
Danielle is a Philly native who has happily called Maine home for the past three years. A self-proclaimed fitness freak, she found her way to Routine as a member first—and now you’ll find her behind the front desk, ready to welcome you in.
Outside the studio, Danielle loves traveling, spending time with her husband, and starting her mornings with Pilates (preferably followed by an iced coffee).
Amanda Smith
Mat Pilates Instructor
Amanda is a Balanced Body–trained Mat Pilates instructor who brings a calm, supportive energy to every class. Her teaching is all about intentional, full-body movement, thoughtful cueing, and making sure everyone in the room feels comfortable challenging themselves at their own pace. Expect to leave feeling strong, accomplished, and maybe just a little sore.
Her Pilates journey actually started as one of Michaela’s practice bodies during teacher training (!!), and when Routine opened, becoming an instructor felt like the perfect opportunity to step outside her comfort zone. Naturally a little more reserved, Amanda has found teaching to be a really rewarding way to grow, connect with people, and share how much she loves Pilates.
Amanda loves both Mat and Reformer Pilates—and if you’re a Taylor Swift person, you’ll probably appreciate her playlists. Outside of Routine, she’s always down for a day trip in search of really good food, the perfect thrift store find, or ideally both.
Shannon Nulty
Mat Pilates + Sculpt Instructor
Shannon is a Balanced Body–trained Mat Pilates instructor and is currently working toward her Reformer certification. Originally from New Jersey and the youngest of her siblings, she grew up loving athletics—and with a competitive streak from always trying to keep up with the older kids. She went on to play college soccer before a second ACL tear ended her playing career earlier than she had hoped.
Even after soccer, movement, teamwork, and community remained a big part of Shannon’s life (she even met her husband through a flag football league!). Her Pilates journey began shortly after the birth of her son, when she discovered a completely different kind of challenge than the workouts and athletic training she was used to. Her curiosity—and, yes, that competitive side—quickly had her wanting to learn more.
Today, Shannon has a whole new appreciation for the small movements, intentional breathwork, and slow burn of Pilates. As a busy mom, she knows firsthand that finding time to move for yourself isn’t always easy, but she believes showing up for yourself helps you show up better everywhere else, too.
Come move with Shannon, embrace the shake, and leave feeling like the best version of yourself.
Dori Bergman
Reformer Pilates Instructor
Dori believes Pilates is one of those practices that can become part of how you move through life, right alongside nourishing yourself, learning new things, and building meaningful relationships. She practices Pilates daily as a way to feel more at home in both her body and mind.
Her connection to Pilates became especially meaningful while navigating an autoimmune disease that affects her spine. Through her own practice, she found strength, alignment, and a greater sense of wellbeing, ultimately inspiring her to begin teaching. Dori is currently completing her Reformer certification through Rise Pilates in Portland and is excited to help others discover what Pilates can bring to their own lives.
Her teaching style is calm, intentional, and grounding, with a focus on helping you connect to your body, move with purpose, and leave feeling GOOD.