When someone enrols on a Pilates teacher training course, they're excited and extremely nervous. They're giving a huge amount of time, and often some hard-earned money, to the chance of a new career doing something they love. You likely had a big part to play in that. Most studio owners and experienced instructors mean well when they mentor a new Pilates instructor. This mistake could cost you an exceptional teacher on your team.

The difference between a good Pilates instructor and a great one has almost nothing to do with talent. After 20 years training instructors, here's what I've learned.

If you've ever finished a group Reformer class knowing some people got a great session and some really didn't, this is for you. The way most of us were taught to teach groups has a fundamental flaw and there is a better way.