This model is best for students that wish to learn Pilates through a primary teacher in a one-on-one training environment. This model is best for you if most of the statement below is true for you.
It is vital you have a clear and explicit goals for you training with us.
Work toward becoming certified teacher has 500 to 1200 hours of training.
Work toward becoming certified teacher has 500 to 1200 hours of training.
Has comprehensive Classical Pilates certification with 3 to 25 years of teaching experience.
Has comprehensive Classical Pilates certification and over 25 years of teaching experience.
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As an physically active person Pilates was always in the periperal. In my 30s I began dancing Argentine tango where my love affair with high heels reached new and disabling heights. Friends of mine introduced me to EHS Pilates in 2015 where I was a body for their training. I dabbled off and on again until 2019 when I was invited by a friend to train at Sanchez Street Studios in SF as well as Internal Fire in Marin.
As it did for everyone, it shifted life over a few tracks. Pilates continued to be a passion and my safe space as life around us changed. The more knowledge I gain about the original work of Joe, Romana, Jay, and others the more inspired I am to dig, to learn more about what and how they saw bodies.
In my twenties I was a wildland firefighter, I took up marathons and ran for fun. I ignored my aches and pains as only a 20something can. I'd ice my feet between dancing sessions so I could just keep going. My twin pregnancy gave me Grand Canyon sized diastis recti. I started Pilates as a body for someone to learn on, this is a double edged sword since I then began to awaken my own understanding of my body. I worked in service and in offices and I loved the connection that could be found in a 60 minute mat class, I longed for the embrace of the reformer. I started Pilates because no other sport had connected my body more.
One of my favorite aspects of Pilates is that it is unique for each body, truly, role of a teacher is to help along that path, to help bridge the things that you can already do and see the things you might need help on. Pilates is the understanding of your own strengths and your weaknesses. Teachers are there to help navigate the strengthening of those places in a holistic way.
My favorite part about Pilates is that the most advanced material is in the matwork. I want each person to allow me to help them on their journey, to be a stepladder to a place where we can work together to find what works, what doesn't and bring that work with you to the mat, chair, circle, etc. I want to empower each person to understand their Pilates work as part of their team. In a class I strive to find a comprehensive and thorough workout, in smaller sessions we can break down each part and find the work your body asks for.LET OUR ENROLLMENT DIRECTOR HELP YOU
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