Beyond the Reformer

"Making hard things feel easy is really, really hard and it takes a lot of skill for you as a teacher."In this solo episode, Nic shares a topic that has come up again and again in her life recently: what are we actually teaching? Sparked by an Instagram post about one of her Soul Pilates Education graduates, who found herself at a studio asking her to teach in a way that went against everything evidence-based she had learned, Nic reflects on why, in an industry that seems to be going harder and harder, she is choosing to go softer.She explores the difference between something being a genuine challenge and something just being hard, why meeting clients where they are at matters so much, and how loading a body full of imbalances can simply make those imbalances stronger. She also unpacks why tissue changes from a place of relaxation, why she never cues "engage your core," and why making difficult exercises feel easy is one of the most valuable skills a Pilates teacher can develop.Nic also shares why going softer doesn't mean going easy, how knowing your "why" can help you find studios that align with you, and the story behind Soul Pilates' Unravel class, which sold out almost instantly.Timestamps00:00 Intro00:59 The Instagram post that sparked this episode02:30 Why Pilates is being made as hard as possible03:35 Challenge vs hard: what's the difference?04:04 Meeting the people in front of you04:53 Repetition, cognitive load and reading the room08:04 Why loading imbalances makes them stronger09:17 Unravelling and why tissue changes from relaxation11:44 The problem with "spicy" Pilates12:02 Are we overloading or underloading clients?13:02 The cueing experiment: feel the burn vs notice and allow14:58 Taking clients from beginner to advanced15:38 Why Nic never cues "engage your core"17:58 Who here is good at being relaxed?18:55 The magic of Pilates20:57 Why we shouldn't go too soft either21:44 Finding your why as a teacher23:23 The Unravel class that sold out24:43 Final thoughtsIf you're enjoying the podcast, make sure you're following along so you don't miss future episodes. And feel free to share this one with someone you think would take something from it.Connect with Nic:Beyond the Reformer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beyond_reformer_pod/Soul Pilates Education: https://www.instagram.com/soul_pilates_education/Sign up to Our Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/2bff55298739/beyond-the-reformerReady to take your Pilates teaching to the next level? Applications are now open for Soul Pilates Education's 2027 Teacher Training programs in Bristol! Choose between our 12-month Comprehensive Training (Jan 2027) or our 7-month Reformer Training (Mar 2027). Learn to teach with real depth, adapt movement, and gain full confidence with clients. Limited places available.Ready to take your Pilates teaching to the next level? Applications are now open for Soul Pilates Education's 2027 Teacher Training programs in Bristol! Choose between our 12-month Comprehensive Training (Jan 2027) or our 7-month Reformer Training (Mar 2027). Learn to teach with real depth, adapt movement, and gain full confidence with clients. Limited places available. Become a Certified Pilates Teacher in 2027 

“I started to shift my focus to curiosity. And that profoundly changed the way that I connect with people and the way that I show up in my classes.”In this episode, we are joined by Courtney Miller, Pilates educator, teacher trainer and founder of Pilates Republic, a growing group of Reformer Pilates studios in Southern California. Courtney has been teaching since 2001, is a long-standing Pilates Anytime instructor, and designed her own Rebel Reformer for her studios.Nic and Courtney explore how Courtney went from teaching out of insecurity and perfectionism to teaching with curiosity and connection. They talk about the isolation many new teachers feel, and why surrounding yourself with the right people can change everything.They unpack the rise of athletic and creative Reformer Pilates, and why athletic doesn’t have to mean advanced or risky when every exercise has a clear purpose. They also dig into the gaps in teacher training, including why new teachers need real teaching practice, ongoing education and the permission to be a rookie.They also go deeper into the business side of Pilates, from building and supporting a studio team to growing multiple locations without losing quality. They finish on standing out in a saturated industry where copycat studios are on the rise.Timestamps00:00 Intro to Courtney Miller01:21 From perfectionism to curiosity as a teacher06:17 Overcoming isolation as a new Pilates teacher10:06 Bringing Pilates into the gym and finding her creative approach15:00 Athletic Reformer Pilates: risk, reward and purpose20:04 Where the Pilates industry is heading23:39 Classical, contemporary and the Pilates Republic approach28:18 Building Pilates Republic33:29 Hiring, training and supporting a studio team40:25 How Courtney chooses studio locations44:05 What new teachers really need from teacher training50:01 Why continuing education matters54:10 The biggest gaps in teacher training01:01:12 AI, technology and the Pilates industry01:03:02 Saturation, copycat culture and standing out01:09:29 What’s next for CourtneyIf you’re enjoying the podcast, make sure you’re following along so you don’t miss future episodes. And feel free to share this one with someone you think would take something from it.Connect with Nic:Beyond the Reformer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beyond_reformer_pod/Soul Pilates Education: https://www.instagram.com/soul_pilates_education/Sign up to Our Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/2bff55298739/beyond-the-reformerReady to take your Pilates teaching to the next level? Applications are now open for Soul Pilates Education's 2027 Teacher Training programs in Bristol! Choose between our 12-month Comprehensive Training (Jan 2027) or our 7-month Reformer Training (Mar 2027). Learn to teach with real depth, adapt movement, and gain full confidence with clients. Limited places available. Connect with Courtney:Courtneys Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/courtneymillerpilates/photosPilates Republic website: https://www.pilatesrepublic.com/Ready to take your Pilates teaching to the next level? Applications are now open for Soul Pilates Education's 2027 Teacher Training programs in Bristol! Choose between our 12-month Comprehensive Training (Jan 2027) or our 7-month Reformer Training (Mar 2027). Learn to teach with real depth, adapt movement, and gain full confidence with clients. Limited places available. Become a Certified Pilates Teacher in 2027 Ready to take your Pilates teaching to the next level? Applications are now open for Soul Pilates Education's 2027 Teacher Training programs in Bristol! Choose between our 12-month Comprehensive Training (Jan 2027) or our 7-month Reformer Training (Mar 2027). Learn to teach with real depth, adapt movement, and gain full confidence with clients. Limited places available. Become a Certified Pilates Teacher in 2027 

"When did being a good teacher become being endlessly accommodating?"In this solo episode, Nic answers the one problem you asked her to help solve when she put the question out on Instagram: exhaustion. As a studio owner, teacher and educator, she shares six reasons she thinks so many Pilates teachers and studio owners are running on empty, and she's honest that she's working through this herself.She explores why Pilates attracts people who care so deeply, the emotional and energetic labour of holding a room, and the hidden load of running a studio. She unpacks the "good person" trap of always saying yes, why boundaries need to flex without becoming rigid, and whether the careers we're building are actually sustainable, including the impact of undercutting on prices and why fair pay for teachers matters.There are no quick fixes here. The thread running through it all is awareness: noticing what drains you, what refills your cup, and making conscious choices about your trade-offs.Timestamps00:00 Why exhaustion is the problem you asked about01:45 Problem 1: why this work attracts people who care04:14 Turning your hobby into your job05:16 Finding a work structure that suits you07:42 Problem 2: the emotional labour of teaching08:32 The six minutes before and after class09:48 The art of presence11:34 Empaths and protecting your energy16:51 The "doing more" mentality17:57 Problem 3: the studio owner load21:35 Scoring your meetings for energy22:56 Problem 4: the good person trap28:56 When to let a client go31:05 Problem 5: boundaries that flex34:00 Problem 6: building a sustainable career38:44 Undercutting, pricing and paying teachers well41:35 Awareness as the starting pointIf you're enjoying the podcast, make sure you're following along so you don't miss future episodes. And feel free to share this one with someone you think would take something from it.Connect with Nic:Beyond the Reformer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beyond_reformer_pod/Soul Pilates Education: https://www.instagram.com/soul_pilates_education/Sign up to Our Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/2bff55298739/beyond-the-reformerReady to take your Pilates teaching to the next level? Applications are now open for Soul Pilates Education's 2027 Teacher Training programs in Bristol! Choose between our 12-month Comprehensive Training (Jan 2027) or our 7-month Reformer Training (Mar 2027). Learn to teach with real depth, adapt movement, and gain full confidence with clients. Limited places available. Episodes mentioned:Michael King: https://youtu.be/QrGUNoPmCqE?si=iuF0yMoefU7lmuitPhil M Jones: https://youtu.be/sD1fw5GaQtE?si=gr-Ma3H09t_2W2rnCameron Angus: https://youtu.be/tu2UB2Qn6Rc?si=pxM6Ia2rNGB_6A9-Lisa from Studio Grow: https://youtu.be/GjKVyv67W7k?si=kDPGFIDn6m1ttKvTChristi Idavoy: https://youtu.be/nGoTG1BX950?si=EeXmmdgfiZiOQWuiReady to take your Pilates teaching to the next level? Applications are now open for Soul Pilates Education's 2027 Teacher Training programs in Bristol! Choose between our 12-month Comprehensive Training (Jan 2027) or our 7-month Reformer Training (Mar 2027). Learn to teach with real depth, adapt movement, and gain full confidence with clients. Limited places available. Become a Certified Pilates Teacher in 2027 

"I would rather be effective than sexy."In this episode, we are joined by Lindsey Hammond, Pilates studio owner, educator, and author of Teach Pilates Like It Matters. Lindsey has been running her first studio for 18 years and now trains teachers through her own education programme, which she is also licensing to studios.Together, Nic and Lindsey explore the gap between being qualified on paper and actually being ready to teach real clients. They unpack why teacher training covers the what of teaching but not always the how, why the idea of a teacher "it factor" is a myth, and how intentional repetition is what builds real confidence, charisma, and skill.They also get practical, from planning three classes a week instead of twenty and cutting your cueing down to what really matters, to trauma-informed teaching, tactile cueing and consent, and what studio owners are really looking for when you walk into an audition.Timestamps00:00 Intro to Lindsey Hammond and Teach Pilates Like It Matters00:54 What makes a Pilates teacher ready01:18 The gap in Pilates teacher training02:39 Why Lindsey created a bridge training for new teachers04:55 From client to teacher: what makes a great Pilates teacher06:56 How to fast-track becoming a great teacher08:38 The myth of the Pilates teacher "it factor"10:57 Cognitive load and teaching apparatus-based Pilates14:55 Why repetition helps clients progress15:40 Secondary cues: same exercise, different class17:56 Inside Lindsey's onboarding programme for new teachers20:16 The audition question that reveals everything23:31 What's inside Teach Pilates Like It Matters25:08 Trauma-informed Pilates teaching29:22 When cueing goes wrong31:39 Tactile cueing and consent33:48 Why you need to take private sessions to teach them36:29 How to plan three classes a week instead of twenty38:48 Building your classes in "paragraphs"40:49 Depth vs trends in Pilates42:01 How to make your cueing more effective45:44 Why your repetition needs to be intentional48:09 Quick-fire questions49:49 The cueing habit Lindsey wants teachers to stop53:05 What studio owners look for in auditions55:55 Where to find LindseyIf you're enjoying the podcast, make sure you're following along so you don't miss future episodes. And feel free to share this one with someone you think would take something from it.Connect with Nic:Beyond the Reformer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beyond_reformer_pod/Soul Pilates Education: https://www.instagram.com/soul_pilates_education/Sign up to Our Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/2bff55298739/beyond-the-reformerConnect with Lindsey: https://www.instagram.com/lindseydhammond/Ready to take your Pilates teaching to the next level? Applications are now open for Soul Pilates Education's 2027 Teacher Training programs in Bristol! Choose between our 12-month Comprehensive Training (Jan 2027) or our 7-month Reformer Training (Mar 2027). Learn to teach with real depth, adapt movement, and gain full confidence with clients. Limited places available. Become a Certified Pilates Teacher in 2027Ready to take your Pilates teaching to the next level? Applications are now open for Soul Pilates Education's 2027 Teacher Training programs in Bristol! Choose between our 12-month Comprehensive Training (Jan 2027) or our 7-month Reformer Training (Mar 2027). Learn to teach with real depth, adapt movement, and gain full confidence with clients. Limited places available. Become a Certified Pilates Teacher in 2027 

"We looked really, really busy and busy isn't the same as profitable."In this solo episode, Nic, founder of Soul Pilates, shares the key lessons from a recent talk she gave on studio operations, and turns it into a mini workshop for Pilates studio owners.She opens up about the moment her accountant told her she'd made no money despite a full studio, and explains why good operations and good profit are part of the same thing. She walks through her three pillars of great studio operations, clarity, consistency and ownership, and shares how Soul Pilates uses the RACI model to make sure nothing falls through the gaps as the team grows.Nic also digs into the common gaps she sees in studios, from late cancellations, class cover and client complaints to the sales journey and reformer maintenance. She shares real stories from her own studios, why SOPs need room for grey areas, and how building a daily, weekly and monthly rhythm frees you up to work on your business, not just in it.Timestamps00:00 Welcome to Beyond the Reformer03:03 The questions every studio owner should ask themselves04:15 Why growing means you can't do everything yourself06:04 Write down every task you do in a week08:08 Busy isn't the same as profitable10:08 Just because you can do it doesn't mean you should11:43 Pillar one: clarity in every role14:15 Pillar two: consistency, and when SOPs go wrong16:55 Pillar three: ownership and the RACI model19:21 Turning frustrations into processes20:08 How to handle late cancellations23:45 Class cover and keeping great teachers25:52 Handling client complaints29:10 Teaching consistency and the sales journey30:46 Reformer maintenance and safety31:49 Building your studio rhythm33:47 Operations are built one problem at a time34:26 Your one operational commitment this week36:25 Why every studio should be run like it could be soldIf you're enjoying the podcast, make sure you're following along so you don't miss future episodes. And feel free to share this one with someone you think would take something from it.Connect with Nic:Beyond the Reformer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beyond_reformer_pod/Soul Pilates Education: https://www.instagram.com/soul_pilates_education/Sign up to Our Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/2bff55298739/beyond-the-reformerReady to take your Pilates teaching to the next level? Applications are now open for Soul Pilates Education's 2027 Teacher Training programs in Bristol! Choose between our 12-month Comprehensive Training (Jan 2027) or our 7-month Reformer Training (Mar 2027). Learn to teach with real depth, adapt movement, and gain full confidence with clients. Limited places available. Become a Certified Pilates Teacher in 2027 

"Good exit strategy is just good business strategy."In this episode, Nic is joined by Mitch McGinley, founder of Boutique Fitness Broker and author of The Number Nobody Talks About. Mitch has spent his career helping boutique fitness and wellness owners buy and sell their studios, closing over 70 transactions worth more than 30 million dollars, and he sold his own yoga studio before founding his brokerage.They explore what actually makes a Pilates studio valuable, and why it's rarely the things owners assume, like a beautiful build out or steady revenue. Instead they unpack profit margin, owner dependence, and team strength as the real drivers of value, along with why some studios never should have expanded to a second or third location in the first place.They also get into the practical side, from how a studio is actually valued using earnings multiples, to what takes the longest to fix before a sale, to why every studio owner, even those with zero intention of selling, benefits from thinking like they might one day.Timestamps 01:15 Does revenue and utilization make a studio valuable 02:47 Are studio owners paying themselves enough 05:13 Extracting yourself from the day to day 10:47 What owners think makes their business valuable versus what buyers actually value 10:55 The build out myth 12:10 What is a healthy profit margin 13:31 The biggest misunderstanding about business value 15:22 Who is actually buying studios 19:03 The emotional side of selling 21:45 What makes a sale go smoothly 23:21 What actually makes a studio different 26:09 Standing out in a saturated market 29:16 Feeling the pinch as margins get squeezed 31:29 Is now the time to sell 33:16 What makes people think about selling 35:06 Why you should sell at the peak 38:39 Making your studio more valuable over the next three years 40:59 What takes the longest to fix before a sale 42:51 Is multiple locations more or less valuable 45:25 Why bed count matters for profitability 47:57 Buying versus building new locations 49:29 How a studio is actually valued 51:57 What people do after they sellIf you're enjoying the podcast, make sure you're following along so you don't miss future episodes. And feel free to share this one with someone you think would take something from it.Connect with Nic:Beyond the Reformer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beyond_reformer_pod/Soul Pilates Education: https://www.instagram.com/soul_pilates_education/Sign up to Our Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/2bff55298739/beyond-the-reformerConnect with Mitch McGinley:Website: https://boutiquefitnessbroker.com/Sign up below to hear more about our Pilates Teacher Training Courses and to get priority access when our next course opens here.Ready to take your Pilates teaching to the next level? Applications are now open for Soul Pilates Education's 2027 Teacher Training programs in Bristol! Choose between our 12-month Comprehensive Training (Jan 2027) or our 7-month Reformer Training (Mar 2027). Learn to teach with real depth, adapt movement, and gain full confidence with clients. Limited places available. Become a Certified Pilates Teacher in 2027 

"I'm about as alpha male as it gets. I come from 30 years in special forces. It doesn't come much better than that. And I now teach Pilates and I absolutely see the benefits."In this episode, Nic is joined by Tim Gough, co-owner and instructor at Vagabond Pilates in Dorset, and a 30-year veteran of the Royal Marines and Special Boat Service. Tim shares how his wife Millie's own Pilates journey through cancer recovery pulled him into the method during deployment, and how that eventually led him to leave the military and co-found a full-equipment Pilates studio with Millie and Molly.They explore why Pilates is still seen as a female-dominated space, what needs to change in how it's marketed and taught to get more men in the door, and the surprising overlap between special forces mindset and the discipline of a Pilates practice. Tim also opens up about the challenges of studio ownership, adjusting to life after the military, and what he's learned about teaching, mentorship and building a team since joining Vagabond as an instructor.Timestamps 00:00 Tim's first podcast and his path into Pilates 01:43 How his wife Millie's Pilates journey began 03:53 Teaching Pilates to his unit during deployment 07:11 The mission to get more men into Pilates 13:52 Running a men-only class at Vagabond 16:53 Making the studio feel welcoming for everyone 20:44 Thirty years in special forces, then Pilates 23:20 Why one session isn't enough 30:18 Clients who say Pilates changed their life 31:09 Why nobody notices your struggle in class 34:34 Meeting high-performing clients where they are 38:17 How Vagabond Pilates started 40:40 Interviewing to become an instructor 43:49 Adjusting to life after the military 44:29 Working with his wife and an all-female team 49:11 Mentorship and keeping good teachers 51:50 A look inside the Vagabond studio 54:03 Quickfire questions 59:15 Where to find Tim and Vagabond PilatesIf you're enjoying the podcast, make sure you're following along so you don't miss future episodes. And feel free to share this one with someone you think would take something from it.Connect with Nic:Beyond the Reformer InstagramSoul Pilates InstagramSoul Pilates EducationNic's InstagramJoin Soul at HomeBook a Pilates ClassSign up to Our NewsletterConnect with Tim:Tim Gough LinkedIn Tim Gough Instagram Vagabond Pilates WebsiteReady to take your Pilates teaching to the next level? Applications are now open for Soul Pilates Education's 2027 Teacher Training programs in Bristol! Choose between our 12-month Comprehensive Training (Jan 2027) or our 7-month Reformer Training (Mar 2027). Learn to teach with real depth, adapt movement, and gain full confidence with clients. Limited places available. Become a Certified Pilates Teacher in 2027 

"The second guessing is you're trying to be like somebody else and you can never be like somebody else. You can only be like you are."In this episode, Nic swaps the usual guest chair for an Agony Aunt session, answering real Pilates dilemmas sent in by listeners.She unpacks what's really behind imposter syndrome, why tactile cueing feels so nerve-wracking for so many teachers, and how to bring your full, authentic personality into the studio without oversharing, including a candid take on teaching as a neurodivergent instructor.She also gets into the harder judgment calls: balancing what a client wants against what they need, what to do when a studio's direction stops matching your values, and the real story behind opening (and choosing not to keep opening) studios, and what that taught her about staying true to the Soul ethos as things grow.Timestamps00:02 Intro to this week's Agony Aunt format02:19 Dilemma one: will I ever feel good enough?07:50 Dilemma two: tactile cueing, confidence and authenticity16:55 Giving clients what they want vs what they need19:59 Dilemma three: when your values don't match your studio29:00 Dilemma four: growing without losing yourself40:49 Closing thoughts and what's nextIf you're enjoying the podcast, make sure you're following along so you don't miss future episodes. And feel free to share this one with someone you think would take something from it.Connect with Nic:Beyond the Reformer InstagramSoul Pilates InstagramSoul Pilates EducationNic's InstagramJoin Soul at HomeBook a Pilates ClassSign up to Our NewsletterReady to take your Pilates teaching to the next level? Applications are now open for Soul Pilates Education's 2027 Teacher Training programs in Bristol! Choose between our 12-month Comprehensive Training (Jan 2027) or our 7-month Reformer Training (Mar 2027). Learn to teach with real depth, adapt movement, and gain full confidence with clients. Limited places available. Become a Certified Pilates Teacher in 2027 

"You're in the service business, you're not in the teaching business."In this episode, we are joined by Phil M Jones, bestselling author of the Exactly What to Say book series (over 1 million copies sold) and one of the world's most in-demand communication and sales experts, having delivered over 3,500 presentations across 50+ countries.They explore why personality can't be taught but connection can, and what that means for Pilates teachers who think they're "not chatty people." Phil breaks down why the question "how are you" is a connection killer, and gives a simple alternative that opens up real conversation with clients instead.They unpack why the first and last five minutes of class matter more than the workout itself, why some of the most technically excellent private session teachers still lose clients, and how to build a pre-brief and debrief into every one-on-one so people actually come back.They also go deep on the business side of Pilates studios, from why membership models built on spreadsheets fail, to how studio owners can build retention and referrals by making long-term clients feel like they belong.Timestamps00:00 Intro to Phil M Jones03:47 Can personality be taught? What actually makes a great teacher06:52 Why you're in the "helping business," not the teaching business11:08 Ban the question "how are you"19:03 You are the brand: why the first 15 minutes before class matter24:33 Why 6 technically great private sessions still lost a client40:37 The three keys to reconnect with clients on the way out48:35 Building memberships around real people, not spreadsheetsIf you're enjoying the podcast, make sure you're following along so you don't miss future episodes. And feel free to share this one with someone you think would take something from it.Connect with Nic:Beyond the Reformer InstagramSoul Pilates InstagramSoul Pilates EducationNic's InstagramJoin Soul at HomeBook a Pilates ClassSign up to Our NewsletterConnect with Phil M Jones:Phil's InstagramPhil's WebsiteExactly What to SayReady to take your Pilates teaching to the next level? Applications are now open for Soul Pilates Education's 2027 Teacher Training programs in Bristol! Choose between our 12-month Comprehensive Training (Jan 2027) or our 7-month Reformer Training (Mar 2027). Learn to teach with real depth, adapt movement, and gain full confidence with clients. Limited places available. Become a Certified Pilates Teacher in 2027 

"We have so much more in common than we have in differences, despite what Instagram might make you think." - NicThis week's episode is a little different. Instead of one guest, Nic is looking back at 11 conversations from the podcast's first year - not ranked as a "best of," but chosen as the moments that made her stop, think, and question.Across the past year, Beyond the Reformer has brought together voices from every corner of the Pilates world - different schools, different methods, different opinions on what Pilates should even be. In this episode, Nic weaves together the conversations that stuck with her most, and finds a common thread running underneath all the differences: everyone featured is ultimately driven by the same thing - helping people feel stronger, move with more confidence, and understand their bodies a little better. It's part reflection on the show's first year, part reminder that the Pilates community has more in common than social media sometimes suggests.If you've enjoyed the podcast, the smallest things really do help us grow - subscribe on YouTube, follow on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and come find us on Instagram. Every like, comment, and share helps more people discover these conversations.Connect with Nic:Beyond the Reformer InstagramSoul Pilates InstagramSoul Pilates EducationNic's InstagramJoin Soul at HomeBook a Pilates ClassSign up to Our NewsletterGuests Featured In This EpisodeAva Rodriguez, Tracy Ward, Shelly Power, Kath P, Alan Herdman, Yvette McGaffin, Lesley Logan, Juan Nieto, Brent Anderson, Tracy M. and Rael.Guest Episodes:Ava Rodriguez Episode 1Ava Rodriguez Episode 2Tracy WardShelly PowerKath PentecostAlan HerdmanYvette McGaffinLesley LoganJuan Nieto Brent Anderson Part 1Brent Anderson Part 2Tracy MallettRael Isacowitz Part 1Rael Isacowitz Part 2Interested in joining the September Teacher Training intake? Find all the details and book a call here.Ready to take your Pilates teaching to the next level? Applications are now open for Soul Pilates Education's 2027 Teacher Training programs in Bristol! Choose between our 12-month Comprehensive Training (Jan 2027) or our 7-month Reformer Training (Mar 2027). Learn to teach with real depth, adapt movement, and gain full confidence with clients. Limited places available. Become a Certified Pilates Teacher in 2027