Category: Studio3 Blog
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Retaining your Pilates Clients.
With summer officially over, we’ve seen regular clients resume their workout routines while new clients resolve to commit to a weekly Pilates workout. Fall can be a busy time and often studio clients will switch to a different instructor’s schedule for lots of different reasons that need to be accommodated and respected. Change is inevitable…
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Finding the words: creating powerful Pilates cues and corrections.
For instructors who are new to teaching Pilates group classes, one of the biggest obstacles is finding the words to teach each Pilates exercise effectively. As studio directors and mentors, we can help them define their teaching style so that their individual approach is showcased, while keeping the class energy inspirational and motivational, with that…
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Introductory Pilates sessions: What are we doing?
Strong introductory Pilates sessions are the backbone of any successful Pilates studio. So it’s key that instructors know how to clearly convey to new clients why consistency and commitment in a Pilates practice matters. When there’s a thoughtful and dynamic framework around introductory Pilates sessions new clients are retained and teaching skills get better; both…