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Pilates Courses VIC

Tensegrity Training has a number of training venues throughout Australia, including several in Victoria.  Each of our training venues has well accomplished instructors who have chosen to bring their passion for Pilates into our instructor training Qualification(s) and Short Course(s).  Our aim is to ensure that the rate of highly competent instructors entering the Pilates …

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How Do I Become a Group Reformer Instructor?

Group Reformer Studios are extremely popular and the demand for qualified Instructors is growing. Employers are looking for staff who are well trained and good at running creative, challenging and fun classes on the Pilates Reformer. So, to become qualified in this field and to be able to offer full body workouts using the Pilates …

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Pilates Courses NSW

New South Wales has perhaps the greatest number of Pilates Training options available for those wishing to study this method.  Tensegrity Training has three locations in Sydney- Drummoyne, Neutral Bay and Smeaton Grange/Narellan as well as several additions venues along the coast of NSW at Kincumber (Central Coast) and Port Macquarie. The Drummoyne location, MyPilates …

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How to get Certified in Pilates?

The road to becoming a certified Pilates instructor is fairly straightforward-but you must first decide what Pilates can do for you. Pilates is a fantastic practice and an excellent career choice, with flexible work hours, vibrant studios and a generally fun atmosphere, it can be a welcome change from the arduous and inflexible ‘nine to …

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How much do Pilates Instructors earn?

Pilates has potential to be a lucrative career in many different ways.  A career in the Pilates industry can be very flexible in the daily hour structure- enabling practitioners to use many different approaches to generate revenue. Simply being employed as a Pilates Instructor is the initial entry point for many professionals and the base …

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How long does it take to become a Pilates Instructor?

The length of time needed to become a Pilates instructor is extremely varied, and to get properly qualified with a Government Accredited Qualification it can take anywhere from six months to two years. Many of the Pilates teacher training courses are ‘Competency-Based’ – meaning you need to develop the Competencies and skill throughout the training …

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