Why You Should Use Music For Your Pilates Class

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Giving Up Control as Your Pilates Business Grows

Send us Fan MailWhen you first start a Pilates business, you do almost everything yourself. You answer the emails, manage the schedule, teach the classes, solve the problems, make the decisions and probably clean the studio at some point too.But what happens when the business gro ...  Show more

The Hardest Class to Teach: Mixed-Level Pilates Classes

Send us Fan MailAlmost every Pilates teacher has experienced it.One client is stepping onto a Reformer for the very first time. Another has been practising Pilates for years. Someone has chronic back pain. Someone else is an athlete looking for a challenge.How do you teach all of ...  Show more

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