Lorie Hoyt - Founder, Owner and Instructor
Power Pilates Teacher Trainer
Lorie started practicing Pilates in 2009 because of low-back pain after childbirth. Being involved in athletics her entire life, she began teaching mat classes and continued learning the Pilates method at a variety of schools.
In 2014 she became comprehensively certified through Power Pilates, completing the classical 600hr program. With a strong belief in the Pilates integrated method, fundamentals and that movement is essential to health and wellness, she helps keeps people moving. With 17 years experience, lorie is passionate about helping others move with improved functioning, live pain free and meet her clients’ movement goals. Lorie helps people gain strength and challenges balance to support daily movements and connect to and engage in their bodies. “I love the amount of personal learning through Pilates. Learning about our bodies, how to connect to new muscles, breathe correctly and learn about ourselves is a lifelong practice. Pilates can be different every day because we are different every day. It’s all a process and a practice.”
With a BA in Sociology from St. Edward’s University in Austin, and a M.Ed. from New England College in Henniker, NH, she has worked as a farm hand, a social worker and English teacher, among others. In her spare time one might find her attending her sons’ sporting events, walking her favorite road, porch sitting, rock climbing, on/near the water solo or with family or friends.
Hanna Dehoff
Hanna has been practicing Pilates from the age of 13. In 2009, after reconnecting in Maine with her childhood teacher, Mo Donald, she developed a deep commitment to the Pilates method for its therapeutic and strengthening benefits. Following Mo’s passing in 2010, Hanna continued her studies with Lorie Hoyt at Center Pilates and completed her Power Pilates Mat Certification in 2026.
Hanna is dedicated to supporting clients in injury recovery, strength development, flexibility, and improved mobility through Pilates and complementary movement practices, including yoga and dance, which she also teaches. She maintains a massage therapy practice in Rockland, Maine.
Originally from Camden, Hanna is a graduate of the North Carolina School of the Arts. She holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Maine in Orono and an Associate of Science from The Swedish Institute of Massage in New York City. She completed 500 hours of yoga teacher training with Krishna Peter Perry and Aiyana Athenian of the ShivaShakti School of Yoga and has been a member of Yoga Alliance since 2016.
Kimberly Rowe
Kimberly is a professional musician, editor, and website designer. After years of doing high-impact workouts like cardio kickboxing and interval training, she accompanied a friend to a Pilates class at age 51 and something clicked. The methodology felt familiar, like learning an instrument. She eventually discovered the “classical” method, and loves that the precision, repetition, control, and awareness of movement that are central to classical Pilates are the same skills involved in practicing music. After working with Lorie Hoyt for five years at CenterPilates, Kimberly completed her Power Pilates Mat Certification in 2026.
A Philadelphia native, Kim first came to Camden at age 18 to attend the Salzedo Harp Colony. After graduating with B.M. and M.M. degrees from the Cleveland Institute of Music, she embarked on a performing career that included regular appearances with the Philadelphia Orchestra, along with backup orchestras for headliners such as Tony Bennett, Joni Mitchell, and many others. As a music teacher, Kim served on the faculty at Temple University and has given recent masterclasses at Berklee College of Music and the Juilliard Pre-College program. In 1993 she launched the magazine Harp Column, and after moving to Camden in 2020, she began focusing primarily on publishing and web design.
Kim is looking forward to continuing her teaching journey at CenterPilates and working with clients of all ages, levels, and abilities.