
ABOUT OUR STUDIO
WE BELIEVE REAL TRANSFORMATION BEGINS IN THE BODY
Each breath, each gesture, is a bridge between the seen and unseen.
When we move with awareness, we release what no longer serves and reclaim what has been forgotten.
Our practice isn’t about performance or perfection—it’s about participation.
We meet ourselves as we are, and in that space, something sacred awakens.
At THE FOURS, movement is more than exercise—it’s an act of returning.
Through rhythm and stillness, strength and surrender, we learn to move not just better, but truer—guided by the quiet intelligence of the body.
This is where form becomes feeling, and effort becomes devotion.
This is where transformation takes root.
WE BELIEVE EVERY BODY HOLDS A STORY
At THE FOURS, we honor the human journey through three archetypal pathways—each one a doorway back to presence.
WE HONOR MOVEMENT AS A LANGUAGE OF REMEMBRANCE
In a world that celebrates speed, we create space for depth.
Our mission is to cultivate a community of embodied humans—rooted in presence, resilient in spirit, and contemplative in action.
Through shared practice, we reconnect to the natural rhythm of creation—where strength and softness coexist, and the sacred is lived, not spoken.
Whether you come to rebuild, release, or renew, THE FOURS invites you to move with intention and to meet yourself with grace.
You already carry what you seek—the practice simply helps you remember.
WE LIVE BY WHAT WE TEACH
What we offer through movement, we live in life—strength with softness, discipline with grace, faith in the wisdom within.
CG—Founder, Teacher, Creative Director of THE FOURS
CG is an artist, actor, and seasoned movement teacher with a decade of experience guiding others into deeper strength, presence, and embodiment.
With a background in engineering and a deep love of science, her teaching integrates anatomy, somatic awareness, and nervous system intelligence—drawing on the body’s natural design to cultivate stability, mobility, and resilience. Central to her approach is expanding the body’s capacity to hold more: more sensation, more emotion, more life.
Each class balances precision and freedom, discipline and play, so that movement becomes not performance, but presence.
Rooted in the belief that the body is sacred, CG sees teaching as an act of humble service—a way to help others feel safe in their bodies, grounded in their presence, and reconnected to their expressive, essential wholeness.