Is it easy to go from a small home studio owner to a Host Studio for one of the most prestigious Pilates Teacher Training Programs? Is it easy to make this happen in 2-3 years? While having a family life and a small child with special needs? Most people would say that it is not […]
View PostThe Journey To a Classical Pilates Studio Ownership: Karen Wilder
By Karen Wilder Diving into my Pilates journey felt like exploring uncharted territories, navigating the currents from a more classical approach, then contemporary and back to the timeless realm of classical Pilates. This adventure began with the confidence of a seasoned fitness instructor stepping onto the mat, not fully aware that this initial leap would […]
View PostPilates for Arthritis 101: Practical Guide for Pilates Teachers
by Eva Stabenow How to help your clients with arthritis thrive through the power of Pilates Pilates, I think we can all agree, is a great, low-impact workout that’s beneficial to just about everyone. It not only lengthens, strengthens and mobilizes the body, but also improves joint alignment and engages the mind – all qualities […]
View PostShould I Do Pilates, Really?
Originally published on Nov 15, 2017. I swallowed an honesty pill today and can’t help but share my true feelings about Pilates. Is it really worth your time and money? In the past years, Yoga has become a synonym for Mind/Body fitness, Barre classes have skyrocketed to fame among women with the determination of a […]
View PostHow to Keep Your Pilates Business Financially Fit: Interview with Nina Israel, the Money Whisperer™
How healthy are your finances? That’s right, we are talking about MONEY today. Regardless of whether you do or do not like to discuss financial questions, we all have a relationship with money. If you are a Pilates teacher or educator, you need to be paid for the knowledge and experience that you share. If […]
View PostThe Joy and Freedom of Owning a Small Pilates Studio
By Patti Jo Amerein “Keep it small and keep it all!”– Savvy Businessman It’s Friday morning, the first day of my regular three-day weekend. I’ll spend my days off finishing some editing projects, cleaning up and prepping the raised beds of my flower garden for the coming winter months, hiking in the nearby foothills with […]
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