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Meeting, Managing, and Motivating Clients: A Whole Person Approach for Pilates Teachers
In today’s fast-paced world, clients arrive in the studio carrying more than tight hip flexors and rounded shoulders. They bring stress, self-doubt, and sometimes fear. As instructors, our ability to recognize where a client is emotionally, mentally, and physically can make the difference between short-term attendance and lasting transformation. This workshop bridges the gap between movement and mindset, helping Pilates professionals understand the person behind the posture.
Progressions, Regressions and Variations
By Zoey Trap, MS Let’s explore progressions, regressions, and variations through a new lens. Think of your studio as a giant playground. There are ladders, barrels, swings and springs; there...
Pilates for Teens and Teen Athletes – Virtual Workshop
By Cathy Terrazas Pilates is an amazing mind-body-spirit movement system that everyone can benefit from – and that includes the teenage population. When viewing archival photos of Joseph Pilates, he...
Sculpting a Great Workout with the Four S’s – Virtual Workshop
By Scott Samford Romana said, “You can say what Pilates is in three words. Stretch with Strength and Control.” With Peak Pilates®, we expand the definition to include Stamina and...
Lost Treasures on the Cadillac - Virtual Workshop
By Trey Fry The Cadillac, according to first-generation teacher Mary Bowen, was Mr. Pilates favorite apparatus; and often this penchant for the Cadillac is shared enthusiastically by our own students....
Pilates For Athletes: The Winning Edge
By Jamie Isaac While traditional strength training and conditioning are standard components of athletic training regimes, it’s the power of Pilates that is increasingly recognized as a transformative addition for...
Finding Magic on the Mat: Virtual Workshop!
By Julia Hughes From the first time I used the power circle, I knew there was something special…dare I say magical about it. I could feel exercises differently in my...