TRAINING MODULES
Introduction & Functional Anatomy
Origins of Pilates: history of Joseph Pilates, evolution of the method, and modern influences
The 6 fundamental principles of Pilates
Anatomy of breathing and its role in Pilates practice
Shoulder, abdominal, and hip analysis: their importance in movement and adjustments
Pelvic health: understanding specific challenges related to women, diverse populations, and pelvic anatomy
Introduction to functional movement: spinal alignment and mobility
Postural Techniques & Assessment
How to assess clients’ posture to identify their specific needs
Developing observation skills: recognizing postural imbalances and correcting them with care
Fundamental mat Pilates exercises: learning the essentials to guide students safely
Adjustments and modifications: adapting exercises to individual needs for inclusive teaching
How to offer constructive feedback that motivates and supports students effectively
Teaching Methodologies & Ethics
Teaching strategies: how to structure and deliver coherent, progressive classes
Creating sequences tailored to beginner and intermediate levels
Professional ethics in teaching: respect, consent, and fostering an inclusive learning environment
Advanced Practice & Adjustments
Deepening your knowledge of advanced mat Pilates exercises: techniques, alignment, and variations
Building a strong understanding of physical adjustments for different body types
Integration & Practical Application
Observation of experienced instructors to enrich your practice and teaching approach
Personal practice: applying techniques to solidify your skills
Supervised teaching (practicum): real-life experience with constructive feedback
Self-study: exploring Pilates principles and deepening key concepts independently