Our Instructors

Brittany founded Ditto Club on the belief that consistent, purposeful movement can change how people feel, move, and show up in their lives.

With years of Pilates training and a commitment to building genuine community, she created a space where people feel strong, supported, and connected from the moment they arrive.

Brittany brings warmth, energy, and precision to every class, helping clients build a lasting connection to their bodies through movement they enjoy.

Georgia first discovered Pilates while recovering from spinal surgery after an accident – an experience that completely shifted her relationship with movement and the mind-body connection.

Through Pilates, she rebuilt her strength, mobility, and confidence using functional, feel-good movement that transformed not only her body, but her outlook on life.

Georgia is passionate about helping others find the same sense of empowerment through supportive, strong, and sustainable movement.

Mia’s journey into movement began with a passion for dance, studying at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) before discovering Pilates. Drawn to the strength and control Pilates offers, she quickly fell in love with the practice and its ability to help people move with confidence and intention.

Alongside her Pilates training, Mia developed a passion for strength training and running, blending athletic movement with the fluidity and awareness of her dance background.

Mia brings an energetic, balanced approach to every class, helping clients feel strong, connected, and capable.

Movement has always been a huge part of Holly’s life. After completing her studies and working as a Vet, she felt drawn to another long-standing passion, Pilates, and quickly fell in love with the way movement could support both physical and mental wellbeing.

After completing her qualifications, Holly spent the past two years teaching in Byron Bay, where she developed a calm, intuitive teaching style.

Holly returned home to Perth just in time for Ditto’s opening, bringing a thoughtful and well-rounded approach to teaching that blends clinical understanding with strong, intentional movement.

As Summah’s Pilates practice evolved, it changed the way she moved, felt, and connected with herself.

What began as personal interest sparked deep curiosity, leading her to further her education in Pilates without any initial intention of becoming an instructor. Through that process, she unexpectedly discovered a new passion and career path.

Summah now loves creating classes that leave people feeling stronger and more connected to their bodies both physically and mentally.