Mbodies Pilates Instructor Training Academy

  There is no argument that Pilates apparatus studios are evolving, and with this; education and practice also evolves.  Traditionally, in fact right up to 2022, once instructors completed their foundational training in Matwork and Reformer Pilates, the next step was most popularly to expand their expertise by taking a Tower or Cadillac instructor training course.  However, in recent years, there has been a noticeable shift towards Wunda Chair training as the preferred extension of an instructor’s skill set.  This change is driven by several factors related to the practicality, versatility, and market demands of Pilates practice today. The Foundations: Matwork and Reformer Pilates Matwork remains the cornerstone of Pilates education, providing the essential principles and techniques that form the basis of all Pilates practice.  Achieving a Level 3 qualification (or its national equivalent) in Matwork in the UK is a critical first step for any aspiring inst...

Introduction The concept of "scope of practice" is standard in professions where client safety and well-being are paramount.  It defines the boundaries within which professionals can operate based on their qualifications, training, and the standards set by regulatory bodies.  Although this concept is often associated with medical practitioners, it holds equal weight in the fitness industry, including among Pilates instructors and fitness professionals. This document explores the scope of practice for these roles, drawing comparisons to medically trained practitioners to highlight its impact on professional accountability and client safety. Scope of Practice in Medicine For medically trained practitioners, scope of practice includes all the activities they are trained and legally permitted to perform.  This encompasses diagnosing patients, prescribing treatments, and performing specific medical procedures.  Regulatory bodies ensure that practitioners only un...