Maria Leone and Tracey Mallett discuss how to maintain a seamless flow in group classes, especially when teaching students at varying skill levels. Their comprehensive approach includes practical strategies such as utilizing spring tension variations and simplified exercise modifications to accommodate different abilities while keeping the class momentum. Through their expert guidance, instructors will learn valuable techniques for creating an inclusive environment where students can progress at their own pace while maintaining the collective energy of the group.
Loved this video! I teach multilevel groups and have grown to love it. The challenge of multilevels makes me a better teacher! Knowing how to differentiate an exercise smoothly for all levels is teaching skill that is difficult to master. Please keep making these little videos with such important nuggets of information to help us become better instructors and able to meet the needs of all students in our classes. Thank you for all you do!! You are inspiring!
"I really love these videos . they make you feel like I'm not the only one who thinks this way. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and stories!"
These videos are teacher therapy! I work alone in my 5 Reformer studio and teach 21 multi-level classes a week. I require 3 Introductory Private sessions before joining group classes. Knowing every "body" is helpful but I've also found it helps to remind clients to travel at the speed of sculpting...the slower you go the quicker you will see results. Advanced clients get a super workout and Beginners sharpen their foundation skills. Thank you Tracey and Maria!