Jenny April Movements

Physical Therapy

At Jenny April Movements (JAM), we love working with complex symptoms and recognize that there are often multiple sites of pain and dysfunction that can coexist. These kinds of symptoms which travel throughout the body are often caused by imbalances of the fascial and nervous system. At JAM, we look at entire individuals and all the patterns, tissue layers and training that informs their movem... Read More

At Jenny April Movements (JAM), we love working with complex symptoms and recognize that there are often multiple sites of pain and dysfunction that can coexist. These kinds of symptoms which travel throughout the body are often caused by imbalances of the fascial and nervous system. At JAM, we look at entire individuals and all the patterns, tissue layers and training that informs their movement intentions.

We will work with you to identify your complex & unique set of symptoms, and create a customized treatment plan. Through this process, JAM practitioners will teach you practices to hone your physical abilities, enhance your kinesthetic awareness and reclaim your joy of movement!


Gyrotonic®

GYROTONIC® is a unique movement practice that incorporates principles from yoga, dance, gymnastics, swimming and t'ai chi. During the exercises, each movement flows into the next, allowing the joints to move through an organic range of motion without shearing or compression. These strategically designed sequences create balance, efficiency, strength, flexibility and harmony in the body. ... Read More

GYROTONIC® is a unique movement practice that incorporates principles from yoga, dance, gymnastics, swimming and t'ai chi.

During the exercises, each movement flows into the next, allowing the joints to move through an organic range of motion without shearing or compression. These strategically designed sequences create balance, efficiency, strength, flexibility and harmony in the body.

All kinds of people take GYROTONIC® lessons, including mind-body practitioners, senior citizens, weekend warriors and people recovering from an injury or living with a disability. GYROTONIC® exercises help athletes & performers improve their performance, and rehabilitation clients recover more effectively post-injury.

Dr. Jenny April, PT, DPT, CKTP blends her knowledge of classical physical therapy with the holistic traditions of Gyrotonic® and Yoga, to create a fresh perspective on physical rehabilitation. After facing several sports and dance related injuries herself, Jenny April discovered, fell in love, and began teaching Gyrotonic® and Gyrokinesis® in New York City in 2008.

She is certified on all specialized Gyrotonic® equipment, which she combines with her experience as a Vinyasa & Aerial Yoga instructor. Her physical therapy treatments are also informed by her knowledge of Feldenkrais, the Alexander Technique, the Fascial Meridians, Kinesio Taping and Cranial Sacral Therapy.

Jenny April uses these principles of alignment & breath awareness to prevent re-injury, as well as create maximal postural stability, joy, and ease with her clients. Currently, Jenny April lives in Northern Virginia with her husband, and enjoys hiking, choreography, and all kinds of adventures..

Dr. Jenny April, PT, DPT, CKTP blends her knowledge of classical physical therapy with the holist... Read More

Movement has always had a central focus in Maz’s life. She trained as professional dancer during her teenage years, studied Kinesiology in school and continues her education through various movement modalities. She discovered GYROTONIC® exercise while navigating the challenges of multiple growth spurts as an elite athlete. After a career-ending foot injury, Maz retired from dance and went back to school. She supplemented her GYROTONIC® and GYROKINESIS® certifications with a Bachelor’s in Kinesiology & Health Sciences at William & Mary. She draws from her studies and her lived experience with chronic pain and hypermobility, serving as a catalyst for helping others. Maz guides clients to explore new mind-body connections with the goal of helping them break free from the cycle of pain. Her approach is trauma-informed, compassionate, with a sprinkle humor. Maz offers sessions in English and French. When she isn’t teaching, you can find her rock-climbing, reading, in a yoga studio or walking around Capitol Hill with her husband and rescue beagle, Olive. She is currently studying the pelvic floor, and pursuing a DONA International Birth Doula certification.

Movement has always had a central focus in Maz’s life. She trained as professional dancer during ... Read More

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