You spent thousands on your teacher training. You learned every exercise, every spring setting, every modification. But when it came time to plan your first real class?

Crickets.

Because somehow, in all those hours of training, no one actually taught you how to put it all together into a flowing, dynamic class that doesn't feel like a boring exercise checklist.

So there you are, three years into teaching, still frantically googling "reformer class ideas" the night before your 6am class. Still watching your clients awkwardly fumble during those clunky transitions. Still teaching the same predictable warm-up-to-cool-down format because it's safe.

I've been there. After presenting this exact system at the Pilates Journal Expo, I had multiple instructors come up to me after and tell me "I wish this had been included in my training!" 

The game-changer? Learning to build classes using a tried and tested framework. It instantly transforms a collection of random exercise into cohesive, dynamic sequences that feel effortless to teach and amazing to take.