Polestar Educator Amy Dixon has an extensive fitness background spanning over 20 years, including experience working with breast cancer survivors. Through classes and private sessions, she helps survivors rehabilitate and reexperience positive movement experiences. Amy shares her experiences working with Cancer clients along with useful insights on what to expect teaching this population and how […]Read More
Pilates
Patient and Client Safety
These days our practitioner roles reach beyond minimum exercise planning and include meeting the extensive needs of the client. Read More
How To Be A Highly Effective Pilates Studio Owner: The Team
The continued success of a Pilates Studio relies, in large part, on its ability to keep its most precious asset motivated: the team! Read More
5 Reasons To Become a Pilates Instructor
The Polestar teacher training gives you a chance to delve deeper into not only movement itself, but also the philosophy of movement, the interplay between movement and the mind and the power of language, touch and self-practice.Read More
7 Tips to Make your Cues Count: What’s Your Fluff?
Do you have a phrase you use as a crutch when you are searching for words or trying to fill the silence in a classroom? Everybody does! Read More
Polestar Graduate – Now What?
Now that you’ve completed your Pilates teacher training program, it’s time to consider in which environment or context you want to teach. There are many different ways to put your education to use!Read More
