Min was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea. She began studying the violin at the age of seven and pursued music as her major for many years, also developing strong piano performance skills. During her university years, a serious car accident left her with injuries to her left shoulder, arm, and hand, forcing her to step away from her dream of becoming a professional musician. Determined to begin a new chapter, she later immigrated to the United States with her family.
Min is bilingual in Korean and English and enjoys connecting with a diverse community of clients. Outside the studio, she loves listening to music and attending Broadway musicals and opera performances.
She completed the Comprehensive 500-hour Pilates Teacher Training program at Club Pilates and
she has continued to deepen her Pilates knowledge through many additional hours of advanced training .
Min’s connection to Pilates is deeply personal. About ten years ago, complications from back surgery left her relying on a wheelchair. After being introduced to Pilates, she gradually rebuilt her strength, mobility, and confidence through consistent practice. Experiencing the transformative power of Pilates inspired her to dedicate herself to the method and to helping others experience the same benefits.
Because of her own journey with injury, surgeries, and rehabilitation, Min brings deep empathy and understanding to her teaching. She is especially passionate about helping clients manage pain, improve posture, and develop healthier movement patterns through Pilates. She also has a special passion for working with older adults, helping them regain strength, stability, and confidence through safe and mindful Pilates practice.
For Min, Pilates is more than exercise—it is a powerful practice that supports both physical and mental well-being while improving overall quality of life. She is passionate about sharing the life-changing benefits of Pilates and helping her clients move better, feel stronger, and live healthier, more vibrant lives
