UK Graduates Valeriia Kim and Caden Chan Launch Corelle Pilates in Hong Kong

Valeriia Kim and Caden Chan, who recently graduated from UK universities, relocated to Hong Kong to establish Corelle Pilates, a studio focused on building relationships. Kim, 22, expressed her impatience and determination to succeed, while Chan, 23, initially expressed reservations about the venture.

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According to the South China Morning Post, Valeriia Kim and Caden Chan, who had recently completed their studies at UK universities, relocated to Hong Kong to open Corelle Pilates, a studio where individuals are encouraged to 'build relationships.'

Kim, who is 22 years old, stated that she is very impatient and that she will pursue anything necessary to attain her objectives. She further noted that given the constant opening of new studios, it is essential for studios to be innovative to maintain a competitive edge in the market.

Conversely, Caden Chan, aged 23, initially expressed hesitation regarding the establishment of Corelle Pilates and attempted to persuade Kim to proceed at a slower pace.

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