By Dena Lombardo of Love Pilates Have you ever dreamed of owning your own business? Being in charge, calling the shots, and having the final say in everything? Well, that was exactly my dream too. But owning a Pilates studio is not just about teaching clients, it’s about juggling multiple responsibilities, managing staff, marketing the […]
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By Allison Zang I just said something really scary right? This feels scary if you are a studio owner or teacher. You are thinking memberships for private training will never work. This 100% will work and clients, teachers, and studios all win! I promise It is one of the things that was a game-changer in […]
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By Aspasia P. Simeone(A Speculative Analysis) It would be difficult to describe Reformer jumpboard jumping to those that are unfamiliar with this activity, without a comparison first to a more common form, say various types of vertical high jumping. Even so, from the perspective of Pilates teachers or students that do participate, it would be […]
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By Aspasia P. Simeone I have studied and taught Pilates for over 20 years. I began as a certified fitness instructor when ‘strength training’ and ‘high impact aerobics’ cornered the market in the fitness arenas. Pilates did occupy a small corner so to speak in some of the popular fitness centers, but only on Mat […]
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Interview with the founders of the Embodied Course Creation Program “It is to make the switch from selling your soul per hour to leveraging your knowledge and passion using the new knowledge economy model.” This is the quote that grabbed my attention right away when I took a first glance at the free blueprint created […]
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Pilates mat work: do you love it or hate it? It’s not a secret that Joseph Pilates developed his system of exercise starting with matwork. The original mat exercises are preserved for us in his book Return to Life through Contrology (first published in 1945.) But today, many people associate Pilates exclusively with apparatus work. […]
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