Larysa Kolosovska

Larysa is the founder of Peak Performance Pilates & Fitness and fitness industry professional with more than 15 years experience in different areas of fitness. Fitness and dance have always been a major part of her life. Being a frequent visitor to International Fitness Conferences, she was motivated to become an instructor.

She started her fitness carrier in Europe by becoming an Aerobics group instructor in 2003. In 2004 she was introduced to Pilates and fell in love with an amazing concept and benefits of Pilates method. Her first Certification in Pilates Matwork level 1 and 2 was provided by Pilates Institute, London in 2007. After moving from Europe in 2009 to the Florida Keys she continued physical education and became a Personal Trainer AFFA certified. Following her passion to dance Larysa proudly became a Zumba instructor in 2011.

She has continued her education in Pilates with STOTT PILATES, their contemporary approach and educational programs for instructors attracted her to the method. In 2014 she successfully completed all the training and became certified in Reformer, Level 1 ( beginner and intermediate) Barre certification 2015. In 2017 she attended Injuries and Special population course followed by receiving Level 1 Certificate in Mat, Cadillac, Stability Chair & Barrels. She is also certified to teach TRX suspension method in 2020.

In January 2022 Larysa has become fully certified in Level 1 and 2 certifications In Mat, Reformer, Cadillac, Stability Chair & Barrels.

Jessica Dollan

My name is Jessica and I love Pilates!! I began my pilates journey in 2001 as a student and quickly developed a passion for it. I felt like my passion needed to be shared so I began my certification process. In 2006 I was fully certified in Mat for beginners through advanced and began teaching. I knew there was so much more to learn not just about Pilates but how to make Pilates work for everybody. So by 2008 I got fully certified from beginner to advanced in each apparatus. As I began working with people in smaller groups or one on one I realized that adapting these movements for the individual was going to be an integral part of my teaching. With that epiphany in mind I began to absorb as much information as I possibly could, by going to conferences and taking specific workshops.

I worked with other teachers up and down the east coast, from NYC to Miami over the years to help hone my skills and bring my experience to each student. The workshops I’ve taken have been everything from prenatal/perinatal, autoimmune support through movement, rehabilitation for breast cancer survivors, and joint replacement therapy to name a few. There have also been apparatus specified workshops for advanced movement on chair, reformer, and cadillac/tower. Not to mention the workshops for different props including foam roller, ring, balls and bosu and myofacial release. I’ve learned so much and continue to do so as I create practices for each person I have the opportunity teach.