Embracing Reformer-Based Fitness: A Guide for Classical Instructors
By Emilia Farry · Pilates
Classical Pilates instructors can expand their reach by embracing reformer-based fitness classes, which offer a modern twist on traditional Pilates principles.
The Appeal of Reformer Fitness
Reformer-based fitness classes attract clients with high-energy, choreographed workouts that are accessible and engaging. These classes introduce Pilates to a wider audience, sparking curiosity and interest in the method.
Meeting Clients Where They Are
Instructors have the opportunity to guide clients from fitness-focused reformer classes to deeper classical Pilates principles, enriching their practice and understanding.
Evolution of the Reformer
Joseph Pilates designed the reformer as a tool for movement and control. Modern classes, while different in style, still utilize this tool to promote health and fitness.
Integrating Classical Techniques
By integrating classical techniques into contemporary classes, instructors can enhance the quality, precision, and safety of workouts.
Opportunities for Classical Instructors
Classical instructors can offer workshops, private sessions, and 'Pilates Essentials' classes to deepen clients' understanding and commitment to the method.
Building Bridges
Rather than viewing reformer fitness as a threat, instructors can see it as a bridge to introduce new clients to the benefits of classical Pilates.
Key Takeaways
- Reformer fitness classes offer opportunities to expand the reach of classical Pilates.
- Engage clients by integrating classical techniques into modern classes.
- Offer additional services to deepen clients' understanding of Pilates principles.
- Embrace reformer fitness as a bridge to introduce more people to classical Pilates.
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