At EHS Pilates, we believe that your Pilates education begins with a deep understanding of anatomy, kinesiology, posture, and basic bio-mechanics. That is why EHS Pilates teacher training programs begins with Pilates Mat and Functional Anatomy—a module focusing a great deal on the fundamentals. EHS Pilates also uses the fundamental exercises not only as an introduction to the Pilates repertoire but as a teaching tool to reveal clients’ postural habits and muscular imbalances.
We believe that during the first hour of working with a client, a Pilates instructor should be actively involved and analytical in the particularities of the client’s individual body. At EHS Pilates Institute, it's our goal to teach instructors-in-training in developing their eye—to be able to see the particular needs of their clients—and to apply specific exercises accordingly rather than putting clients through a generic Pilates workout.
We are committed to teaching students the overarching applications of all the Pilates exercises (most importantly the contraindications) so that when our students graduate, they can apply their Pilates knowledge to all populations with extreme confidence.
Our programs offer in-depth study of the Pilates Method with step-by-step training by master teachers, hands on practice teaching with supervision, and fully equipped studios available to teachers-in-training.