Key Method Pilates! What's Your Favorite Thing About Your Body?

My dear friend Katie Donahue is opening Key Method Pilates, a pilates studio in South Redondo Beach and incited me to ! She hosted a Soft Launch Brunch on the Fourth of July, and she invited me to pop up with my sign! Here’s what the attendees had to say about their bodies…

LOCATION: Key Method Pilates

DATE: Saturday, July 4th, 2026

TIME: 10:30am-1:30pm

Answers I heard:

• “What’s NOT my favorite thing? So much to love!”

• That my body was strong enough to do a triathalon

• My hair

• My waist

• My brain

• My eyes

• My toes

• My eyelashes

• It allows me to do the things I love

• My shoulders

• My legs

• My eyes, because I have the same eys as my grandma and dad. They’re the thing that, no matter what is going on in life or how I feel about my body, they’re the one thing that remains constant.

• My smile

• My biceps

• My arms

• My eyes and my bald head

• My legs because they keep me going and moving

Katie’s favorite thing about her body:

• My eyes because when I look at the sun, my eyes turn a little bit auburn, which is why my favorite color is burgendy!

My favorite thing about my body that day:

• My legs!

I’m loving collaborating with local fitness studios and bringing a reminder of how incredible your body is into a space of movement. If you know of a studio I should pop up at, please let me know!

What’s your favorite thing about your body?

❤️‍🔥Megan

If you want to be a part of the conversation… either reach out to me via email at themegangill@gmail.com to schedule a conversation or fill out this form to share your body image story anonymously.

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While I’m not a licensed therapist, registered dietician, or medical health professional and cannot speak to body image topics from a clinical, trauma-informed place, I am an expert of lived experience. I’m an academic of my own body, and I’m passionate about facilitating conversations with other humans about their relationships with their bodies. I believe it’s important to continue conversations about healthy body image in creative spaces as a means to heal individuals as well as the collective whole. But just know the information presented in this medium is not professional mental health advice or medical advice, and any questions or concerns you have should always be directed to your healthcare providers.