Workshop details
It’s the small things that make all the difference when mastering the Mat Repertoire!
This recorded series of workshops explores how to use the small equipment to improve technique, build strength and greatly advance your client’s Pilates practise. As always the devil is in the detail so you will really enhance your knowledge of the exercises as well as finding fresh inspiration.
The Series includes
The Magic Circle – One of the original inventions of Joe Pilates, the Magic Circle is an incredible addition to any class. In this workshop, we explore the traditional exercises as well as the variations and connections this exceptional piece can bring.
The Band – Possibly the most cheapest and most accessible piece of small equipment, the band can provide varying resistance and assistance in so many exercises.
The Balls – Using the Mini Ball, Weighted Balls and Stability Ball, this workshop explores so many variations to add to your repertoire.
The Foam Roller – It is always surprising how many variations and adaptations can be found using the Roller, not only does it provide the challenge of an unstable base, but it also gives support and proprioceptive feedback in many exercises
Studio in a Bag – In this workshop, we replicate classic movements from the Reformer, Cadillac and Barrels repertoire using small equipment, so you can bring the benefits of the Studio Equipment exercises to your clients without the large apparatus. No prior knowledge of the larger pieces is needed.
Why should you do CPD?
Our courses and workshops are research based and internationally recognised and credited CPD courses.
Ongoing learning and development will enable you to:
• Keep up-to-date with the latest research and approaches
• Apply your learning in 1-1 and group settings
• Promote your ongoing learning and expertise in your Marketing, to retain and gain clients.
For more information please contact info@jpilates.co.uk or telephone 07812076919
“Jo has such a lovely manner and delivers her training sessions with enthusiasm, confidence, an abundance of knowledge with a little bit of humour thrown into the mix.”
