
About
Jennifer Milner is a certified Pilates trainer specializing in dancers and post-injury recoveries. As a classical ballet dancer, Jennifer danced with several companies across the country, then moved to New York for musical theatre. After a knee injury ended a successful performing career, Jennifer became determined to use her experiences to help other dancers and performers. She became certified in the Pilates method of exercise, graduating from the Kane School of Core Integration under the renowned Kelly Kane and immersed herself in the world of dance rehabilitation as the on-site Pilates trainer for Westside Dance Physical Therapy (the official physical therapists for New York City Ballet and SAB), quickly developing a reputation as a knowledgeable, thoughtful, and compassionate trainer.
Jennifer has trained a wide variety of clients, from young dancers and gymnasts to Olympic medalists, Oscar winners, and world-famous dancers from New York City Ballet, the Kirov Ballet, ABT, San Francisco Ballet, Royal Ballet, and more. Jennifer mentored under the dance medicine pioneer Marika Molnar and earned a Certificate in Dance Rehabilitation Training through Ms. Molnar. Jennifer is certified in Mari-Jose Blom’s Smart Spine techniques, has studied with Erik Franklin, and is well-versed in anatomy and physiology and a number of adjunct rehabilitation and training methods.
Since moving to Dallas, Jennifer has continued to work with pre- and professional dancers from the area and often has clients fly in from all over the country for sessions. Jennifer's experiences and training give her a unique insight and perspective on getting and maintaining a strong, healthy body at peak performance level. Jennifer is a member of the International Association of Dance Medicine and Science. Read More


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New arabesque workshop!
Retraining Arabesque: Optimizing Movement & Training Strategies for the Dancer
Join Andrea Zujko and Jennifer Milner for the second course in their Refining Series focused on the often-challenging movement of arabesque.
While an arabesque comprises some of the most unforgettable images of ballet, many dancers are unsatisfied with their arabesque lines and may sacrifice placement and/or unknowingly distort the alignment/position of their bodies to achieve higher extensions. Diverse complaints of movement induced spine and hip pain often result from compensations taken to achieve this crucial position.
Andrea Zujko and I will take a deep dive into this topic, blending applicable anatomy, muscle strength & control and integrated flexibility in practical, concrete ways.
Saturday, April 29 and Sunday, April 30
Summer intensive!
Regeneration Summer Intensive
Brian Steven's Regeneration Company is offering its first ever summer intensive!
Focused training on contemporary, modern, and ballet. Contemporary phrasing, partnering, floor work, technique, ballet, pointe, composition, improvisation, and more.
Faculty includes Brian Stevens, Craig Black (Hubbard Street), Stephanie Troyak (Pina Bausch), Corey Snide (Capital District Arts Initiative), Gracie Whyte (Whyteverg, Ground Grooves), Laura Berg (Whyteberg, Ground Grooves), Jennifer Milner and more!
July 10-22, and audition is by video submission.
Jennifer is a valuable resource for both dancers looking to recover from an injury as well as performers striving to fine-tune their instrument and move to the next level.

Marika Molnar, dance medicine pioneer and founder of Westside Dance Physical Therapy


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PO Box 152, Allen TX 75002
917-689-7240
