About your teacher- Tara Fallon
About Tara Fallon
Pilates Teacher, Exercise Specialist & College Tutor
In addition to her STOTT PILATES full certification which includes Mat & Reformer Pilates, plus Cadillac chair and barrels. Tara Fallon Early holds a number of qualifications in Leisure Management, Neuromuscular, Diploma in Vinyasa Yoga and yoga for kids. She has studied with many of the world’s leading experts in the field of fitness and exercise rehabilitation including Tom Myers, Melanie Byford-Young , Sherri Betz, John Sharkey, Anula Mialberg & Joanne Avison, as well as training with STOTT PILATES Instructor trainers Dani Gonzalez Ares & Raphael Bender in Melbourne. Tara is currently in the middle of a BA in Humanities majoring in psychology with DCU.
Tara has been in the Health & Wellness Industry for 20 years. She ran her own Rehab & Pilates studio in Ireland for 10 years. She then moved to Melbourne with her husband for 2 years, before returning to Ireland to start up earlypilates.ie which has now been running for 10years. Tara has presented workshops for a number of organisations, including Triathlon Ireland & APMA Australia Pilates Method Alliance. She has clocked up thousands of hours of experience working with a variety of clients over the last 20 years blending the research on fascia with the pilates method. Tara has extensive knowledge of injured and elderly clients. Her areas of interest include mobilising stiff joints, prep for hip replacement surgery & post-rehab, whiplash injuries, disabilities i.e. Cerebral palsy, impaired vision & Dyslexia. Tara also has extensive knowledge of Pilates rehab for those diagnosed with breast cancer and related surgeries.
- Interview on The Afternoon Show on RTE1,
- Benefits of Pilates for Breast Cancer Survivors http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1o1ijyfOu8A
Anything that helps reduce pain & enhance mobility sparks Tara’s interest.
Tara is also a Senior Tutor at the National Training Center Ireland where she delivers lectures on the Higher national Pilates Diploma course.