Our Courses
Master The Method.
Build The Career.
Our instructor education is built on decades of real teaching experience. We will help you go beyond the choreography and learn to adapt, cue, and lead with true mastery.
Reformer Training
Our Reformer Level 1 training is a comprehensive 100-hour certification program built to develop confident, well-rounded instructors. It combines hands-on instruction, personal practice, observation, and supervised teaching experience with foundational anatomy study, giving instructors both the knowledge and real-world reps needed to teach safe, effective reformer sessions.
Cost = $1,200.
Level 1
Reformer Training
This course builds on the foundation from Level 1, introducing more dynamic, multi-plane exercises that challenge stability, coordination, and strength. Students progress into advanced footwork variations, full-body integration series, and movements through kneeling, standing, and off-center positions — with greater emphasis on transitions, timing, and breath control.
Prerequisite: Completion of Level 1 Reformer Training
Level 2
Level 1 & Level 2Pilates Mat Training
Become a Certified Mat Pilates Instructor This Spring
Available in person or online, our intensive 20-hour Mat Certification gives aspiring instructors a fast, focused path to teaching. Across two weekends, you’ll build a strong foundation in Pilates principles, anatomy, and beginner-to-intermediate repertoire — then put it into practice through hands-on teaching drills and a mock class. Get ready to teach real clients. Perfect for career-changers and fitness pros ready to turn their passion for Pilates into a career.
How To Read The RoomE-Book
Read the Room: The Guide Every Pilates Instructor Wishes They Had Sooner
Certification teaches you the exercises — but not what to do when a client walks in stressed, distracted, or moving differently than last week. Read the Room fills that gap, giving instructors a practical framework for reading clients’ bodies and energy in real time and adapting sessions on the spot. Whether you’re brand new to teaching or years into your career, this guide will sharpen the instinct that separates good instructors from great ones.