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| Enrollment
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Fundamental
Certification:
Applicant
must complete an evaluation and a minimum of ten privates.
Comprehensive
Certification:
Applicant must be proficient in Level III Pilates Mat work
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| Why
become certified through Teague Pilates Institute? |
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The
work of Joseph H. Pilates is revolutionary. It is also quite
complex and therefore requires hours of intensive training
to learn to teach the method the way it was intended. It is
not just a series of exercises in a routine, but rather it
is a technique of moving the body through alignment and control.
Learning the work through a credible institution assures the
high standard of education and information necessary to become
a qualified professional.
Teacher
Training director Cathie Teague is committed to the preservation
of Joseph Pilates’ original method and technique. Cathie
is a third generation teacher and has been teaching Pilates
for eleven years. She received her training and certification
from Amy Alpers and Rachel Seigle through The Pilates Center
in Boulder, Colorado; often referred to as the “Harvard
of Pilates Training Centers.” The Pilates Center program
was built with the support and instruction of Romana Kryzanowska,
who is one of the few living elders (individuals instructed
by Joseph Pilates himself). Students completing the Teague
Pilates Institute certification will receive training in the
tradition of the founder Joseph H. Pilates.
Additionally,
Cathie Teague is Gold Certified by the Pilates Method Alliance
- an alliance of Pilates professionals offering an international
exam and certification to support and preserve the standards
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| Teague
Pilates Teacher Training Programs: |
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Teague
Pilates Institute provides practical, in-depth knowledge of
the complete Classic Pilates method. We are committed to providing
the tools and environment necessary to become a dynamic and
effective teacher. Students will learn how to teach at various
levels and for all body types while being safe and effective.
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The
following information is provided through workshops, lectures,
symposiums, lessons and observations:
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The history and methodology behind the original work of
Joseph H. Pilates.
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The names and set-up of each apparatus including all of
the various parts.
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Various levels of the classical exercises on the Mat, Reformer,
Cadillac, Low Chair, Ladder Barrel, Spine Corrector, and
all accessory equipment.
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The names of the exercises, the goal and purpose of each
exercise, how to properly execute them, and the concepts
behind each exercise.
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The exact sequencing of the exercises, number of repetitions,
and appropriate use of resistance.
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Proper spotting techniques and safety for each exercise.
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How the body moves through the support of the equipment.
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Anatomy and Physiology.
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How to create a Pilates lesson to fit individual client
needs.
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How to effectively modify exercises when necessary.
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Posture analysis - how to recognize structural alignment
issues.
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Therapeutic applications.
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How to “see” a body in terms of alignment and
structure.
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Communication techniques.
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Verbal cues and imagery to help your client get the most
out of each exercise.
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Dynamics of stability against movement.
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How oppositional forces move throughout the body.
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The dynamics of how the breath moves you through the different
exercises.
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How to work from the inside out.
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Fundamental
Ceritfication Program is
six months in length with two parts.
Part
one: Four - 12 Hour
Workshops plus lectures and symposiums as needed.
Part two: 360
hours internship:
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- 120
observation hours
- 150
practice teaching hours (incuding case study*)
- 60
lessons (at least 30 of which are private lessons)
- 30
personal workouts
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study - You are allowed to practice teach on a pupil of your
choice at no studio fee. |
Upon
completion of the six month course, you will have thorough
knowledge of all Level III exercises on all of the apparatus
and be able to teach through Level III.
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Comprehensive
Certification Program is
one year in length with two parts.
Part One:
Six - 12 Hour Workshops and symposiums
as needed.
Part Two: 600
hours of internship:
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- 200
observation hours
- 250
practice teaching hours (including case study*)
- 100
lessons (at least 50 of which are private lessons)
- 50
personal workouts
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Upon
completion of the one year course, you will possess a thorough
understanding of the method and theory behind Pilates. You
will be able to accurately assess posture and movement patterns,
prescribe and teach effective Classic Pilates lessons, as
well as pace workouts for productive movement.
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Formal Lecture Series: |
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Winter
Lecture Series |
Jan.25-26 |
Levels
I & II |
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Mar.7-8 |
Levels
II & III |
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| Spring
Lecture Series |
June
6-7 |
Levels
I - III |
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| Summer
Lecture Series |
July
25-26 |
Levels
IV & V |
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| Fall
Lecture Series |
Sep.26-27 |
Levels
I - III |
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Nov.7-8 |
Levels
IV & V |
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Fridays
1:00pm-7:30pm |
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Saturdays
12:00pm-6:30 pm |
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*You
may enter the program at any time. |
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| Tuition
and Fees: |
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Fundamental
Certification - $2850.00 |
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Comprehensive
Certification - $4200.00
Payment Plans available
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Amenities
included in the program:
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A personal advisor available to answer question and guide
you through the program.
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Access to the Teague library (videos/books/periodicals).
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Use of the Teague Studio facilities for personal workouts
and practice teaching.
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Discounted studio use for your volunteer clients.
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Classes available six days a week.
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Discount of lessons:
$60 per private
$40 per duet
$15 per reserved class (NO CHARGE FOR UNRESERVED AVAILABLE
SPACE IN CLASSES)
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| Requirements
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Attend formal lectures, workshops
and symposiums.
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Complete observation hours.
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Complete practice teaching hours.
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Complete personal lessons and workouts.
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Complete case study.
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Complete reading list and anatomy palettes.
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Pass written and practical exams with a score of 80% or
higher.
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