When I started #Strollercize in NYC’s Central Park in 1995 (Well, it started in 1990 when My Ex said, move your butt, while I was pushing a Big Monster of a stroller up Park Avenue. But he said, Strollercize! My ears perked up and I got myself Pushing Fierce.
At the time I was the owner of Boutique Persona Training Studio in Midtown Manhattan. My business was called ALINE FITNESS. I called it Aline because I was able to walk a Tight Rope and get my SAG card and learning to walk A line taught me about true balance in the body. So, I was knows as an alignment trainer where I would get my clients to do the exercises with perfect alignment and balance. I would then graduated them to my husband at the time, so he could rip into them and get them sick fit.
When I had my first baby, I was Sick Fit. I also had a sort of dancer type figure. As they say, you have to look the part if you are going to play the show. I was in my early 30’s. When I had my first baby, I thought I would bounce back into pre-pregancy weight, flat tummy, long lean thighs, a butt you could bounce a quarter on and boobs that were up, hare and perky. WRONG. I was a out of shape, highly stressed out emotional bag of blubber that cried most of the day just trying to feed the baby. When I took the stroller out, all I could think was it was tougher then going to the gym! I could not even go to my own gym, because we lived in a forth floor walk up and the stroller weighed about 40 pounds of metal! I looked more like a OLD POSTCARD rather than MOMMY TOMB RAIDER.
But it was that day, strolling up Park Avenue, feeling fat, sad and made, that the word, Strollercize would change my life and many of the young Moms, Fitness Instructors and those that have taken on a Strollercize Way, as we move into 2020. What makes Strollercize different than the copycats. It has the alignment style of training in the regime and it has a language that MOMS know. We do NOT use fitness terms in the program. The other and the best part, while teaching Strollericze indoors on a super snowy winter day, with MOMS packed into my now six floor walk up, I slipped in my own living room, in front of my Strollercize MOMS. I dislocated my right hip. If it was NOT for one of my Instructors who was there to help manage the babies in the living room, she helped pop my leg back into my hip. The story sounds sad. But it is not… remember, I am an alignment trainer. More To Come:)






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