Our Reformer Certification program not only equips you to lead dynamic, athletic-style classes that are revolutionizing the Pilates industry, but also provides a strong foundation in classical Reformer exercises. This comprehensive training will elevate your skills as an instructor, ensuring you're highly effective in any teaching environment. You’ll learn how to create intelligent, results-driven programming that challenges clients of all levels, while mastering cueing, class flow, and injury modifications.

We go beyond the basics—our program includes in-depth training on pre- and postnatal modifications, common injuries, and medical conditions we regularly see at our own studios, led by our in-house physical therapist. You'll develop expert-level understanding of proper form, biomechanics, and alignment, as well as advanced cueing and counting techniques that enhance client performance and safety. With a focus on both innovation and integrity, this certification prepares you to stand out in a competitive market—and to inspire real, lasting transformation in every client you teach.

To earn a certification as a Modern Pilates Reformer Instructor, you must fulfill the following criteria:

Complete Mat Instructor Training

Complete Anatomy Course

Attend all Mat and Reformer training sessions

Accumulate 22 hours of student teaching (12 Group Classes and 10 Private Sessions)

Complete 12 hours of Reformer observation hours

Undergo 16 personal Reformer sessions

Once you've met these requirements, you'll be ready to pursue certification.

To attain certification as a Modern Pilates Method Reformer teacher, you must successfully navigate through the following steps:

Completed both the Mat & Reformer certification hours

Complete the online Anatomy course and turn it in.

Attend all mandated teacher training sessions and choreography dates.

Fulfill the required teacher training student teaching hours.

After fulfilling all outlined requirements, you can apply for your final assessment. This comprehensive evaluation consists of a class audition coupled with a written examination.

Fee for test Out: $375

1. Instructors will be given a class theme along with a list of client injuries, and will be asked to deliver a 50-minute audition class that demonstrates a clear and progressive teaching format. We’ll be evaluating technique, the quality and creativity of choreography, use of music and microphone, seamless transitions, breath integration, precise counting, and effective cueing throughout the session.

2. Practical Teaching Exam: Your practical teaching exam will involve leading a 50-minute class with a full group of clients, observed by your Master Instructor.

3. Written Exam: This exam is to be completed in studio on the day of your final class audition.