ABOUT THE FOURS
WE START WITH AWARENESS
WE BELIEVE REAL CHANGE BEGINS IN THE BODY
Movement at THE FOURS is rooted in presence.
We return again and again to the simple intelligence of breath, sensation, and alignment—because the body is honest long before the mind is ready to listen.
Somatic awareness is the foundation of our practice. We learn to feel the diaphragm awaken, the core stabilize, and the nervous system soften into safety.
From this grounded place, transformation becomes not effort, but unfolding. Here, we are rewiring patterns, reshaping memory, and teaching the body how to trust itself again.
WE MOVE THROUGH ARCHETYPES
WE BELIEVE EVERY BODY HOLDS A UNIQUE STORY
We all carry patterns, memory, emotion, and narrative in our bodies. Our three archetypal pathways honor these stories while offering a return to presence.
WE LIVE BY WHAT WE TEACH
WE HONOR MOVEMENT AS A LANGUAGE OF REMEMBRANCE
Movement here is not performance—it is presence.
We practice alignment because it liberates the breath.
We practice rhythm because it expands resilience.
We practice stillness because it reveals what’s true.
As teachers and students, we walk this path together:
strength with softness,
discipline with grace,
and a quiet faith in the wisdom that lives within every body.
MEET THE FOUNDER
ABOUT CG
CG is an artist, actor, and 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 blends 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. Her classes weave precision with freedom, discipline with play—so 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 self.