When Peter Knue, nurse and professional dancer, tells you to slow down, you will listen. But in his studio, complete with Gyrotonic expansion equipment, Knue himself masterfully whirls like a dervish around the room, supervising clients on their individual quests for greater health. Knue services athletes, dancers, and more pedestrian-types looking to lose weight or increase general health with a course of action that may incorporate Gyrotonics, nutritional counseling, massage, yoga, and cellulite treatments. Knue may try and pull you away from a traditional exercise regime that, he says, "can put the body into panic mode," and may instead lead you to the Gyrotonics equipment that focuses on repetitive motions that require intense bodily integration. The equipment may feel awkward at first, but Knue likes to say the Gyrotonics system will prep even a less flexible person to audition for the Cirque de Soleil contortionists.