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Injury-Smart Group Pilates 

Physio-Designed Online Training for Pilates Instructors Who Want to Teach Safer, Smarter Group Classes. 
 

Learn to Cue, Modify, and Support Every Body - With Physio-Backed Confidence.

  6 MODULES       60+ VIDEOS

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  Designed for Pilates group class instructors. This is a Continuing Education Course (CEC), not a certification program. No exams.

Learn how to teach any body - no more guessing. No more fear. Just clear, tactical skills you can use in your very next class.

When a Client Walks in With an Injury, Do You Freeze - or Do You Know Exactly What to Do? 

If you teach group classes, you already know the moment:
  Someone walks in with knee pain.
  Someone whispers, "I had surgery last year."
  Someone moves differently and finds exercises uncomfortable." 
 

And you think:

"I don't want to make this worse.. but I also don't want them to feel left out."
This course gives you the tools to confidently say:
"You belong here-and I know how to support you."

The Missing Clinical Piece Your Certification Didn't Cover

Injury-Smart Group Pilates is the tactical, physio-informed training that bridges the gap between "I know Pilates exercises" and "I can confidently teach any body that walks through my door."

This is not theory.
This is not another anatomy lecture you'll forget by next week.

This is 60+ videos of real-world protocols co-taught by physiotherapist Jen Gulley, Registered Physiotherapist, FCAMP, and Pilates instructor Lara Yanik.

Together, their clinics have worked for the last 20+ years seeing over 30,000 clients - and they know exactly what instructors need when a client with an injury shows up.

 

What you'll actually learn:

  Specific safety cueing protocols for the most common issues in group classes:

  How to safely plan a group class 
  How to properly warm up and cool down a class 
  How to cue muscles that support the entire body to prevent injury and promote healing
  How to prep for harder moves and build up to it 
  How to cue to a group as opposed to an indivdual 
  How to scan the group for red flags 

  Hands-on cueing techniques that Jen uses in her physio practice

  How to tactile cue the transverse abdominis for low back pain
  How to support healthy joint movement during Pilates 
  Learn how to feel muscle activation and how touch activates motor patterns 

  On-the-fly modification systems for mixed-level group classes

  How to keep multiple people moving safely when some have injuries
  How to cue functionally (not just aesthetically)
  How to assess neutral spine, breathing, and stability in 30 seconds

  Real group class scenarios that you can copy/paste into your teaching

  "Someone has a pinch in the front of their hip - here's exactly what to do"
  "Someone has pain in their low back - here's the tactile cue"
  "Someone feels strain in their neck - here's how to change their experience"

  Create an environment where every client feels supported and capable  
All of the strategies and exercises can be added to any Pilates or fitness class.
This is not theory.
Every protocol, every cue, every modification has been tested and refined over 20+ years. Jen and Lara didn't just "add physio to Pilates." They built an entire system for teaching real bodies - the ones with pain, limitations, surgeries, and fear - and making them feel safe, successful, and excited to move.

 

Now, that system is yours.
Yes, I'm ready to enroll!

Meet Your Instructors

Two leaders in Pilates and Physiotherapy, with decades of combined experience and over 20,000 clients served.


Jen Gulley

Physical Therapist / & Co founder: Neu Movement and Neu Pilates
Jen has completed extensive post-graduate training in manual therapy giving her the designation of Fellowship of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT). She started merging Physio with Pilates in 2008 and is so excited to share what she has learned!


Lara Yanik

Pilates Teacher Trainer & Co founder:
Neu Movement and Neu Pilates

Lara has been teaching pilates for over 20 years with trainings from classical to contemporary Pilates. She is the most excited about what her and Jen have learned integrating Physio into Pilates with over 20 thousand clients in their studios.

What's Included:

  60+ on-demand video lessons 

  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

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Injury-Smart Group Pilates™ Course Outline

  1. Introduction to Injury-Smart Group Pilates

    26 lessons
    1. Why we created this course
    2. Importance of Injury Prevention
    3. Understanding Pilates
    4. Role of a Physiotherapist in Pilates
    5. Functional Stability Lecture
    6. Terminology/Neutral Spine Lecture
    7. What are Local Stabilizers?
    8. Local Stabilizers part 2
    9. What is a Neuromuscular Firing Pattern?
    10. Central Universe lecture with Jen
    11. Muscle Recruitment and Timing Lecture with Jen
    12. The Power of Breath
    13. Cueing to groups from a Physio
    14. Creating Space Introduction
    15. Creating Space Lecture
    16. Widen the Sits bones Lab
    17. Align Lab
    18. Lengthen Side Body Lab
    19. Widen the Collarbones Lab
    20. Deep Glute Lab
    21. Lengthen Low Back Lab
    22. Transverse Abdominis Lab
    23. Neutral Body Breathing Lab
    24. Neutral Spine Lab
    25. Thoracic Extension Lab
    26. Space Cues Workout
  2. Cueing Techniques in Pilates

    16 lessons
    1. Introduction to Cueing
    2. Visual / Auditory / Tactile Cueing
    3. Knee and Hip Health on the Reformer
    4. Activating the VMO with Footwork on the Reformer
    5. Knee flexion: tibia assist
    6. Unlocking Ankle Mobility: Tactile Cueing on the Reformer with Physio Jen
    7. Bird Dog on the Reformer
    8. 4 point Pull on the Reformer
    9. Scapulohumeral rhythm observation
    10. Tactile ideas for Arms Pulling Straps
    11. Single Arm Rowing (rotation) on the Reformer
    12. Scapular stability + scapulohumeral rhythm- prone on reformer
    13. Rotator cuff strengthening - seated on reformer
    14. Game-Changing Thoracic Extension: Hands-On Cueing with Physio Jen
    15. Abdominal Wall Assessment
    16. Open Kinetic Chain
  3. Injury Prevention Techniques

    15 lessons
    1. Injury Prevention Exercises
    2. Understanding Common Injuries
    3. Pain Lecture
    4. Stages of Healing
    5. Role of Equipment in Injury Prevention
    6. Mat Modification for Neck Spondylosis
    7. Deep Neck Flexor on the Reformer
    8. Deep Neck Flexor activation options
    9. Adding Deep Neck Flexors pt 1
    10. Low Back Health On the Reformer
    11. Transverse abdominis + Multifidus for Low Back Pain On the Reformer
    12. Bird Dog on the Reformer is an amazing exercise!
    13. Extend your Thoracic spine for spine health
    14. Release your upper back on a foam roller
    15. Lower Abdominal challenge
  4. A Physiotherapy Perspective on Fundamental Mat Exercises

    10 lessons
    1. Neutral Body Breathing
    2. Butterfly
    3. Upside-down Bug
    4. Curl Up 1
    5. Thoracic Extension
    6. Side Leg
    7. Forward Fold with Articulation
    8. Squat
    9. Lunge
    10. 4-Point 1
  5. A Physiotherapy Perspective on Fundamental Reformer Exercises

    9 lessons
    1. Footwork
    2. Single Leg Footwork
    3. Long Arm Press 1
    4. Feet in Straps
    5. Sleeper
    6. Arms Pulling Straps
    7. Thoracic Extension
    8. Plank
    9. Standing Hip Stretch
  6. Build Better Classes: How a Physio and Pilates Trainer Think About Exercise Choice

    5 lessons
    1. Warm up and Cool Down from a Physiotherapy Lens
    2. Why Closed Kinetic Chain is Key
    3. Teaching Groups
    4. Group Classes
    5. Flexion/Extension/Side Flexion/Rotation for Group Class Planning
This is a Continuing Education Course (CEC). It is not a certification program. There are no exams
This course is designed to enhance your existing Pilates training and give you tools you can use right away in group classes.
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Teach With Less Fear-and More Confidence

You don't need to "fix" bodies. You just need better tools.


This course helps you:

  

Stop second-guessing

  

Create classes where everyone feels welcome

  

Start teaching with clarity

Because every body deserves to feel safe in movement—and every instructor deserves to feel confident teaching them.

 

Injury-Smart Group Pilates gives you both.

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