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MAKING A DIFFERENCE: CBX Pilates owner Deborah McElkenny in her Charlestown studio. PBN PHOTO/ELIZABETH GRAHAM

Pilates studio brings self-improvement workouts to Charlestown

Entrepreneurship 03/28/2025

After having three children in three years, Deborah McElkenny was searching for a way to get her mind and body back in shape. That’s when...

ALL-INCLUSIVE: Nancy, left, and Kristen Ocasio opened their Sea Me Rise yoga studio in Bristol last year because they wanted to bring a sense of “unity and diversity” to the community. PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Ocasios want Sea Me Rise yoga studio to be safe space...

Entrepreneurship 02/16/2024

When co-owners Kristen and Nancy Ocasio launched their yoga studio last year, the couple wanted to create “a place of wellness and sanctuary for...

GOOD FIT: Denise Chakoian is the owner of CORE Cycle.Fitness.Lagree, a boutique studio in Wayland Square in Providence. The studio opened in July after Chakoian decided to consolidate her fitness business while she was getting treatment for Hodgkin’s lymphoma.  / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

She’s shaking up the routine

Entrepreneurship 10/11/2019

UP TO FIVE TIMES A DAY, the Lagree studio at CORE in Providence fills with people anticipating serious burn. “You’re shaking the entire time you’re...

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