Marnie Alton

Marnie Alton is a fitness expert and the Founder and CEO of M/BODY[2] studio and exercise technique.

Marnie Alton
Born
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada[1]
NationalityCanadian
OccupationFitness expert, celebrity trainer and the Founder/CEO of the M/BODY Exercise Technique and Studio
Known forDrew Barrymore weight loss
Websitewww.mbodybymarniealton.com

She is originally from Alberta Canada, this prairie girl grew up immersed in music, theatre and dance. After graduating from The Canadian College of Performing Arts, she booked a tv show and moved to Los Angeles where she immediately fell in love with both the city and barre fitness: a workout that builds strength and flexibility based on many of the same disciplines she learned as a dancer. She knew this was her new home.

Marnie studied under Bar Method[3] founder Burr Leonard and spent the next 10 years training hundreds of celebrities[4], athletes and fitness enthusiasts alike. She soon developed her own, unique style and became a leading pioneer and trusted innovator in the barre fitness community. She spent a year developing and refining her new barre technique, and in May 2014 she opened her flagship studio on La Brea in Los Angeles. People have been coming from far and wide ever since.

By combining her grit, knowledge and infectious positive energy, Marnie inspires clients daily to dig deeper than they ever thought possible. She empowers each person to reach their fullest potential in every moment. Marnie believes that feeling powerful, graceful and confident in your own skin is what it’s all about.[5] She created M/BODY[6] formerly known as Barre Belle so people would have a place to call home and do just that.

Marnie previously was an actress and musician. She released a self titled EP in 2010 [7] and is best known for portraying Sam on the Logo series Exes and Ohs.

Filmography

Film
Year Title Role Notes
2000 Seven Storeys Nurse 3 Short
2000 Sanctimony Tina
2001 MVP: Most Vertical Primate Mandy
2001 Replicant Prostitute
2003 Disaster Tracy
2003 In Hell Grey LeBlanc
2003 A Problem with Fear Daphne
2004 Love on the Side Verline
2005 Nature Unleashed: Volcano Dee Woods Video
2008 Size Matters Chelsea Short
2009 Shadowheart Mary Cooper Video
2010 The Cross-Stitch Ellie Short
2015 Jew(ish) Jennifer Short
2016 Penumbra Elizabeth

Television
Year Title Role Notes
1999 The Outer Limits Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Stride "Ripper"
2000 Cabin by the Lake Brooke TV film
2000 Level 9 Maya "Ten Little Hackers"
2001 Strange Frequency Mirna "Instant Karma"
2001 UC: Undercover Rachel "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye"
2002 Special Unit 2 Marnie "The Love", "The Wish"
2002 The Twilight Zone Alicia "Found and Lost"
2003 First to Die Kathy Kogut TV film
2005 Tru Calling Lexi / Alexandra Keely "In the Dark"
2007–11 Exes & Ohs Sam Recurring role
2008 Hot Hot Los Angeles Det. Karen Yamamoto TV series
2011 Kits Jeri TV film
2011–13 Cowgirl Up Abby TV series
2014–15 #Hashtag: The Series Tash TV series
2016 F*ck Yes "Fingers"
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References
  1. The Bar Method. Retrieved 7 February 2013.
  2. "Team". M/BODY. Retrieved 16 January 2020.
  3. "Making the Dancer's Body Exercise DVD". Bar Method. 10 August 2010. Retrieved 13 January 2020.
  4. "Drew Barrymore Posts Before & After Photos While Revealing She's Lost 25 Lbs: 'It's Hard AF'". PEOPLE.com. Retrieved 13 January 2020.
  5. "Five Self-Care Lessons From Celebrity Trainer | The Sunday Edit". Sunday Edit. 4 February 2019. Retrieved 13 January 2020.
  6. "Our Story". M/BODY. Retrieved 13 January 2020.
  7. Lucas, Ralph (18 May 2018). "Marnie Alton". Northernstars.ca. Retrieved 13 January 2020.
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