<figure class="image image-style-align-center image_resized" style="width:50%;"><img src="https://assets.hiredly.com/cms/IMG_8763_2_f64daa6c76.JPG"></figure>Before she became the founder of <a href="https://theflowstudio.co/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Flow Studio</a>, Malaysia’s leading yoga and Pilates brand, Tiffany Yow was crunching numbers in Melbourne’s banking world. After seven years in finance, she decided to take a leap few would, leaving a stable career in Australia to move home and open a Pilates studio. “It wasn’t burnout,” she says. “I just wanted to do something meaningful.” What began as a personal search for movement and mental clarity soon grew into a full-blown business vision.Tiffany wasn’t always a fitness enthusiast. In fact, she used to hate exercise until she discovered reformer Pilates. “It was the first workout that made me feel better, not worse,” she recalls. When she returned to Malaysia, she noticed that reformer Pilates was nearly non-existent, often seen as rehab for injuries rather than a powerful form of strength training. Determined to change that perception, she took an instructor course, quit her job, and signed her first lease, all within months.Starting <a href="https://theflowstudio.co/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Flow Studio </a>in 2018 wasn’t easy. Tiffany had no investors, relying solely on her savings. But she held on to one principle: if Pilates could make someone like her fall in love with movement, it could do the same for others. Her first studio in Bangsar quickly took off, and despite the pandemic, she found creative ways to stay afloat including renting reformer machines to clients’ homes and livestreaming daily classes. The demand didn’t stop; even lockdowns couldn’t slow her growing community.Today, <a href="https://theflowstudio.co/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Flow Studio</a> has expanded to eight locations across Malaysia and four in Singapore, offering group classes, teacher training programs, and corporate wellness courses. Tiffany still plays a hands-on role, ensuring every studio maintains the same quality, warmth, and signature “sweat, burn, and shake” experience. Behind the elegant branding lies her belief that movement should be accessible, safe, and joyful, not intimidating.For Tiffany, The Flow Studio isn’t just about fitness; it’s about redefining what success looks like. “Resigning was the easy part,” she says. “The real work came after.” From banker to entrepreneur, mother, and mentor, Tiffany’s story proves that purpose-led work can grow from the most unexpected pivots, one reformer at a time.🎧 To watch or listen to the full episode, click the link below.📺 YouTube: [<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbItgKywOgs" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Watch Here</a>] 🎧 Spotify: [<a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/7bjP728sC5tOrP0aXgfzZ1" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Listen Here</a>]

From banking in Melbourne to founding The Flow Studio, Tiffany Yow is redefining Pilates in Malaysia and Singapore with joyful, accessible movement.