BALANCED BODY® REFORMER TRAINING

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Reformer 1 (18 hours) Introduction to the Reformer & Beginning Exercises 

Prerequisites: Movement Principles and 20 Reformer classes. 1 year experience teaching movement. Anatomy required prior to testing out. 

This course introduces the Universal Reformer, the center piece of the Pilates equipment studio and an invaluable training tool. Reformer 1 includes an introduction to safely using the Pilates Reformer for a wide variety of supine, seated and standing exercises for the beginning to intermediate student. Movement Principles include improving lower body alignment, creating balanced muscle development and learning a protocol for effectively training the upper body.

Reformer 1: Dates and Times

August 27, 2021 | 3pm - 8p

August 28, 2021 | 1pm - 7pm

August 29, 2021 | 12pm - 5pm
Cost: $650

Reformer 2 (16 hours) Intermediate Exercises 

Prerequisite: Reformer 1 

Reformer 2 expands the potential of the Reformer with intermediate and advanced exercises and modifications along with programs designs for special populations including prenatal and postnatal clients and clients with osteoporosis and lower back injuries. Class design, dynamic assessment and correcting common dysfunctional movement patterns are also included. 

Reformer 2: Dates and Times 

March 12, 2021 | 3pm - 8pm

March 13, 2021 | 1pm - 7pm

March 14, 2021 | 12pm - 5pm

Cost: $600

Reformer 3 (16 hours) 

Advanced Exercises & Programming 

Prerequisite: Reformer 2

Reformer 3 is the pinnacle of the Reformer work and includes advanced and super advanced exercises to challenge clients to achieve their best. Progressive sequences designed to teach students advanced movement skills are included along with an introduction to the revolutionary Principle Based Programming System helping you to create successful classes for clients at any level.
Reformer 3: Dates and Times

April 9, 2021 | 3pm - 8pm

April 10, 2021 | 1pm - 7pm

April 11, 2021 | 12pm - 5pm

Cost: $600

Reformer Program Includes:

• Exercise instruction in the complete Reformer repertoire.
• A detailed, full color manual with video support.
• Successful class design and delivery based on the Movement Principles and Balanced Body Programming System.
• Instruction in observing and analyzing posture and movement.
• Development of cueing, coaching and teaching skills.
• Guidelines for teaching older adults, prenatal and post–natal women, and clients with common orthopedic conditions.
• Equipment safety and maintenance.

Requirements for Completion – Reformer only To become a fully qualified Balanced Body Reformer Instructor, students must complete the following:

• Movement Principles (16 hours)
• Balanced Body Reformer 1 – Course work and test (18 hours)
• Balanced Body Reformer 2 – Course work and test (16 hours)
• Balanced Body Reformer 3 – Course work and test (14 hours)
• Anatomy must be completed prior to testing
• 30 Reformer personal sessions, 30 observation hours and 90 student teaching hours
• Final written and practical test

Total hours for completion of Reformer program: 214 hours (not including anatomy).

Requirements for Completion – Mat & Reformer

To become a fully qualified Balanced Body Mat and Reformer Instructor, students must complete the following:

• Movement Principles (16 hours)
• Balanced Body Mat 1 – Course work and test (16 hours)
• Balanced Body Mat 2 – Course work and test (16 hours)
• Balanced Body Mat 3 – Course work and test (16 hours)
• Balanced Body Reformer 1 – Course work and test (18 hours)
• Balanced Body Reformer 2 – Course work and test (16 hours)
• Balanced Body Reformer 3 – Course work and test (14 hours)
• Anatomy must be completed prior to testing
• 20 Mat personal sessions, 30 Reformer personal sessions, 45 observation hours and 125 student teaching hours
• Final written and practical test

Total hours for completion of Reformer program: 332 hours (not including anatomy).