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| 3780 Jackson Rd Ste K, Ann Arbor, MI, 48103 | |
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1.2 miMiller P&R Lot
1.7 miE- S Maple north of Pauline
1.9 miSkyline High School
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Specialties
Move is a full service mind-body studio offering a unique blend of energizing fitness and wellness services, including:
Pilates | GYROTONIC® | Total Barre™ | Bootcamp | Yoga | Massage | Wellness Coaching | Shred
History
Established in 2014.
The concept of Move was born in April 2013 when Elaine Economou and Robin Krienke decided to synthesize their combined 20 year history in management, movement, exercise and wellness training to create a new, boutique fitness and lifestyle studio in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Elaine and Robin previously worked together at Moving Elements Pilates & Wellness and at the Movement Center & GYROTONIC® Ann Arbor. However early in 2013, it became apparent that despite inhabiting a beautiful, downtown loft, there simply wasn’t enough room to accommodate all of the Movement Center’s clients or the expanded services they were interested in providing.
It was this need — and the knowledge that more residents of Ann Arbor and the surrounding areas were becoming increasingly in tune with Elaine and Robin’s vision — that led the team behind The Movement Center to reinvent the studio as Move and start searching for a new location.
Meet the Business Owner
Elaine E. and Robin K.
Business Owner
The concept of MOVE was born in April 2013 when Elaine Economou and Robin Krienke decided to synthesize their combined 20 year history in management, movement, exercise and wellness training to create a new, boutique fitness and lifestyle studio in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Elaine and Robin previously worked together at Moving Elements Pilates & Wellness and at the Movement Center & GYROTONIC® Ann Arbor. However early in 2013, it became apparent that despite inhabiting a beautiful, downtown loft, there simply wasn’t enough room to accommodate all of the Movement Center’s clients or the expanded services they were interested in providing.
It was this need — and the knowledge that more residents of Ann Arbor and the surrounding areas were becoming increasingly in tune with Elaine and Robin’s vision — that led the team behind The Movement Center to reinvent the studio as MOVE and start searching for a new location.
MOVE is now located in a larger fitness space that provides all the amenitie
