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Description
Pilates teachers only have so much time in a day to see clients. Michele Larsson offers a workshop to teach you how to accommodate more people into each hour at your studio in order to maximize your earning potential. This workshop will focus on utilizing the main pieces of equipment a small studio owner may have to accommodate more people coming through each day. Utilize all your equipment at once teaching the same class!
Objectives
Objectives
- Learn to teach multiple clients simultaneously when you only have one piece of each type of equipment
- Understand how to select the exercises that match well on different pieces of equipment without repeating the concept of the exercise on each piece of equipment
- Learn to choose exercises that are safe for the client and make kinetic sense in the mind and body
- Learn to teach a well-rounded individual workout in a group setting
What You'll Need: Cadillac, Wunda Chair, Reformer w/Box, Mat, Mixed Equipment
About This Video
Workshops: Teaching Methodology
Mention
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Michele Larsson (Teacher) |
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Stephanie M |
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Gia Calhoun |
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Silke L |
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Kate L |
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I appreciate the idea of mixed or group classes and I love how Michelle talks about it. It is always enriching to listen to her!
I still think, - and I am sorry to put in this little criticism-, that the price for the little workshop is high. The class in chapter 4 could have been a normal session accessible to every member.
I still think, - and I am sorry to put in this little criticism-, that the price for the little workshop is high. The class in chapter 4 could have been a normal session accessible to every member.
10 years ago
Silke ~ Thank you for your feedback. We typically base the price of workshops on the duration of the workshop. The class at the end is designed to show teachers how they can incorporate these types of sessions. It is not appropriate for our members who are not teachers because it could be confusing or overwhelming to them. I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the rest of the workshop though!
10 years ago
I haven't watched the workshop just yet but I will get it soon. I am at a new studio and they want me to take mixed equipment classes. The thought overwhelms me and I honestly feel like such classes are only for clients that have had several private and duo sessions who have good form and know the different equipment pieces and exercises. There is just too much room for error and as an instructor you feel like a headless chicken. How normal is it to take mixed equipment classes and do others find this challenging too?
8 years ago
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