Eve started her pilates studio in Sante Fe.  She went on to develop her own techniques (Gentry technique), further enhancing and mining the depth of Joseph Pilates's principles, anatomical functional approach and exercises.  Eve taught students how to be efficient in movement, and to teach the concepts and principles behind the movements rather than just the exercises.  

Eve built a reputation amongst even the medical community for rehabilitation.  Eve was well-known for her diagnostic skills in pin-pointing the alignment and muscle issues and came up with therapeutic solutions, on top of Joseph’s sequence of movement.  Eve’s philosophy was that there should not be any pain or build up of tension in the movements.  This was the birth of the “Gentry” technique, summarised as precursor movement fundamentals pre-Pilates work, and the teaching of efficiency of movement.  Eve taught the principles behind human movement not merely exercise.  Eve’s methods include Gentry’s breathing, “Imprinting” which is an imaginary movement for spinal alignment, and joint release for pain release.

And Eve was never dogmatic in her views.  Something uniquely beautiful about Eve was that she was always very nice to her clients,  her assistant teachers and students.  She was strict but Eve was unselfish in that she trained her students or clients to the level where they do not need her.  She felt is it the Pilates community that can continue the legacy of Pilates, “Pilates is not going to go out of style.  It’s up to us, we are all responsible to keep cherishing, maintaining and keeping alive our heritage which makes us who we are.”  Eve's "Gentry" Method formed the foundation of Core Dynamics Teachers Training Programme.