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Hi, I'm Cathy, Owner, Founder & Lead Clinical Pilates Instructor at Perpetual Motion Pilates. Since 2016, I've been helping people move with greater strength, confidence, and ease through personalized Pilates instruction. My passion is helping clients better understand their bodies, whether they're recovering from injury, managing pain, improving mobility, or simply wanting to feel stronger and more active in everyday life. As a qualified Clinical Pilates Instructor with additional certifications in Mat and Equipment Pilates and trigger point therapy through the Roll Model® Method, I combine evidence-based movement principles with a supportive, welcoming approach. At Perpetual Motion Pilates, I believe movement should be thoughtful, fearless, and pain-free. My goal is to create a positive environment where every client feels supported, challenged, and empowered to achieve their goals while building strength for life. I look forward to helping you move well, feel strong and live better.

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Perpetual Motion Pilates Help

Allowing camera access

Why the app may ask for the camera and how to enable it.

The app may ask to use your camera. It's only ever used for scanning — a QR code, or your card when you're paying, so you don't have to type the numbers in. Nothing is captured in the background, and you can say no and still use everything else.

Why it asks

Your phone won't let any app open the camera without your permission, so the first time the app needs it, iOS or Android puts up the request. Allow it and the camera opens; decline and the app carries on without it.

What it's used for

Scanning your card when you pay

A convenience, nothing more. Point the camera at your card and the number fills itself in, so you do not have to tap out sixteen digits on a phone keyboard. You can always type it in by hand instead.

Scanning a QR code

For the occasional code we put in front of you. Note that checking in does not need this — see below.

Turning it on later

If you said no and now need it, the app can't ask again — you change it in your phone's settings:

iPhone

Settings, scroll down to the app, then turn Camera on. Or Settings, Privacy & Security, Camera, and find the app in the list.

Android

Settings, Apps, then the app, then Permissions, then Camera, and choose to allow it.

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Allow access to your camera?

Used to scan your card when paying, and QR codes. Nothing is recorded in the background.

Allow Don't allow

You can change this later in Settings.

Your phone asks, not us — and you can change your mind in settings.