Fundamentals of Pilates & Rehabilitation
- The Pilates instructor’s role within the rehabilitation spectrum, focusing on prevention and post-rehabilitation.
- Industry screening standards for safe programming.
- Biomechanics of movement, including optimal and dysfunctional patterns.
Understanding Injuries & Special Conditions
- Common musculoskeletal injuries & dysfunctions (spine, shoulder, hip, knee, ankle, wrist).
- Special population considerations in Pilates, including modifications & programming for pregnancy and osteoporosis.
- Exercise adaptations across Matwork, Reformer, Cadillac, Chair, and Barrels.
Practical Programming & Progressions
- Assess and modify Pilates exercises to accommodate clients with diverse movement abilities.
- Apply safe and effective progression strategies for clients recovering from injury.
- Effective cueing and communication when working with special populations.
| Component |
Hours |
| Instruction & Theory |
24 hours |
| Physical Review |
Not Required |
| Observation |
Not Required |
| Practice Teaching |
Not Required |
| Total Training Time |
24 hours |
Duration: Typically completed in 4 days (varies by Training Center).
Students must have completed at least one of the following:
- Intensive Mat-Plus™ (IMP)
- Intensive Reformer (IR)
- Comprehensive Matwork & Reformer (CMR)
Not sure if you qualify? Talk to an Advisor
Earn 2.4 STOTT PILATES® Continuing Education Credits (CECs).
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