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The Confident Pilates Instructor

Essential 5 Pilates Injuries 

  No certification. No exams. Just practical skills for the injuries already in your classes.


A Pilates Course Designed by a Physio

Most of your clients aren't injury-free. And most Pilates trainings didn't prepare you for that.


Essential 5 Pilates Injuries was created by physiotherapist Jen Gulley to give you the clinical thinking, clear cues, and Pilates-based tools to actually help the people walking into your classes — the ones with low back pain, disc issues, osteoporosis, diastasis recti, and knee osteoarthritis.

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You'll learn how to:


  

Understand what's actually happening in the 5 most common injuries your clients bring into the room

  

Keep clients safe without watering down their experience

  

Cue with precision — so people feel the difference in their own bodies

  

Offer simple, effective modifications on the fly

  

Apply physio-informed thinking in real group class settings

  

Become the instructor clients with injuries specifically seek out

What's Included:


  14 on-demand video lessons covering 5 injury categories: low back & disc, osteoporosis, diastasis rectus abdominus, and knee osteoarthritis


  Practical demonstrations you can use immediately


  Real group-class scenarios 


  Pilates-based exercises for all bodies 


  1 year of unlimited access


  Learn at your own pace

Teach With Confidence. Not Just Caution.

You don't need to diagnose. You just need to understand what's happening - and know exactly what to do next.

“I took this course and wow...game changer. The cues I learned have helped me modify exercises and coach my clients into moving with more ease and feeling good in their bodies. Learning from a physio has totally transformed how I teach my group classes.”

KELLY

“NEU Pilates Teacher Training gave me the tools I need to help my clients move in a functional way that helps treat their bodies. I love being able to educate and help prevent any future injuries when it comes to movement and being active.”

CHERYL P.

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