Q&A

Yes. You learn the principles behind the classical Pilates method, basic knowledge of anatomy, and the logical progression of the levels. The theory helps you understand why you do something, so you can teach more consciously and safely.

• Observations: Watching classes from other instructors to learn to recognize structure, cueing, and corrections.
• Personal technique: Practicing and refining your own performance based on feedback during the practical days.
• Teaching: Practicing teaching according to the method and structure you have learned.

By observing other instructors, you gain a better understanding of what good teaching entails.
You learn to recognize the structure of a strong class and see how instructors apply cueing and corrections — insights you can use in your own teaching.

Between the practical modules, we organize an online session to answer questions, share experiences, and provide additional coaching. This way, you stay motivated and on track between the training days.

At the end of the training, you work with a personal action plan focused on your technique, cueing, and class structure. You practice teaching complete classes and receive targeted feedback from the instructor, so you can take the exam with confidence.

After successful completion, you receive the official The Pilates Academy certificate. This stands for quality, professional competence, and knowledge of the Pilates method.

Yes. After completing the training, you will have the knowledge and skills to teach Pilates independently. Many graduates start teaching right away in a studio, fitness club, or practice.

Absolutely. The Reformer Level I training prepares you to teach group classes on the Reformer. During the course, you learn how to structure a class safely, guide participants with cueing and corrections, and apply the principles of the method in a group setting.

Our training programs are designed for anyone who wants to teach Pilates professionally — from fitness and yoga instructors to physiotherapists or experienced practitioners who wish to deepen their understanding of the Pilates method.

The Mat focuses on the classical mat exercises (Basic and Intermediate). The Reformer I and II courses are centered on teaching with the Reformer apparatus. Together, they form a strong foundation for your career.

Yes, we translate the classical method into the present day, with contemporary teaching styles, while preserving its authenticity.

We purposely work in smaller groups to ensure plenty of personal attention and feedback.

A course consists of two modules, each lasting two days.

Count on approximately 60 required hours (theory, practice, and assignments).

We combine theory, practice, and teaching moments (practicing teaching and receiving feedback), as well as a variety of masterclasses. You will be actively engaged throughout the entire day.

For both the Mat and Reformer courses, we have several training locations.

Several times a year. The current dates are always available on our website.

No, that is not required. However, we do expect an affinity with movement and at least 10 classes of experience.

Yes, the minimum age is 17 years.

That depends on the nature of the complaint. Please contact us to discuss what is possible.

The exam consists of a practical and a theoretical part, in which you demonstrate that you have mastered the exercises and are able to teach them.

The exam is in the form of a submitted video, 8 weeks after the final module. The exact submission date will be communicated during the training.

You can find the current prices on our website. Our prices are excluding VAT and including course materials, workbook, and the exam.

Yes, this is possible. Please contact us to discuss the options.

No, all course materials and the workbook are included.

You can work at gyms, studios, or start your own classes. Pilates instructors are currently in high demand.

After the Mat Intensive, you can advance to Reformer I and then further specialize with Reformer II.

We combine the classical method with a contemporary approach, offer personal guidance, and train you to become a confident and skilled instructor. What truly sets us apart is that we teach you a teaching methodology that enables you to lead classes with confidence. So, you don’t just learn what to teach, but also how to teach.