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Memphis City Council proclaims Evolve Pilates Day for community wellness leader Ashley Hayes

May 21, 2025 | Memphis City, Shelby County, Tennessee


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Memphis City Council proclaims Evolve Pilates Day for community wellness leader Ashley Hayes
Evolve Pilates has officially been recognized by the Memphis City Council, with May 18, 2025, declared as Evolve Pilates Day. This honor highlights the contributions of Ashley Hayes, the visionary behind the newly opened reformer Pilates studio located at 605 North Second Street in Memphis.

Ashley Hayes, a multi-state certified Pilates instructor, founded Evolve Pilates to promote mental and physical well-being in the community. Her personal journey of healing through Pilates inspired her to create a space that emphasizes strength, discipline, and self-alignment. Evolve Pilates offers group classes designed to uplift participants through intentional music, lighting, and energy.

The studio is supported by a diverse team of instructors, each bringing unique backgrounds in healthcare, dance, politics, and parenthood. Together, they aim to make fitness accessible and foster a supportive environment that builds community and resilience among students.

The City Council's resolution commends Hayes for her dedication to health, wellness, and community building, celebrating Evolve Pilates as a beacon of empowerment and transformation in Memphis. The recognition underscores the importance of local businesses in enhancing the quality of life for residents, as the city thrives when its people thrive.

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