Making Sense of the Body.
Stop guessing. Start solving.
Nobody expects you to drive a car without a lesson. Yet we spend our entire lives in a body without practical instruction.
We just sort of... wing it.
Which is an interesting strategy for something you're expected to use every minute of every day. The strange part is, the body isn't nearly as mysterious as we've made it.
It follows rules. It adapts to whatever you repeatedly do. We were just never taught it this way.
That's why Modbod exists.
We don't think you need to learn everything about the body. Just the few ideas that make it all make sense.
Megan Spell
Movement translator. Ergonomics specialist. UX strategist.
Megan spent years noticing the same thing. Complex systems, the human body, didn't matter. People were expected to use things they were never taught to understand. Modbod grew from a simple question: what if the body finally came with instructions?
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MSc in Human-Computer Interaction (University College London)
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Advanced Certificate in Occupational Ergonomics (Colorado State University)
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BASI Pilates Certified Instructor
Whitney Schmanski
Movement educator. Body translator. Choreographer.
With 15+ years teaching movement, Whitney has watched thousands of people experience the same moment. Something finally clicks. They stop thinking about their bodies and start getting on with their lives again. That's the moment Modbod was built for.
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BFA in Dance (The Juilliard School)
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MFA in Dance Research (University of California, Irvine)
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Certifications in GYROTONIC® Method & Pilates
Jean Spell
Master educator. Curriculum architect. Classroom realist.
Jean fought to bring PE back into elementary schools and now brings an educator's eye to Modbod Moves. She designs for the teachers who have full plates and zero extra time. She knows what works in a classroom because she spent three decades finding out.
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28 years of classroom teaching & curriculum development
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MA in Secondary Curriculum and BA in Elementary Education (University of Nevada, Reno)