2 Pilates Chicks

Inspried by a post by fellow Pilates teacher Danica Kalemdaroglu

Here is the link to the article that started this conversation for us!

https://pilatesjournal.com/articles/thepilatesreformationtpj

Join us for this podcast on that demanding Pilates client. Are they really demanding? What is really going on for this Pilates client. How do Pilates teachers deal and maybe get that client to be one that is understood and we can work with as teachers and give that Pilates client what they are needing and wanting.

Join the 2 Pilates Chicks as we discuss what tactile cues are, what they mean and how they can be used to let the client figure out movement and how things feel in their workout. Get ready to discuss what the difference is between hands on and tactile. Are they the same?

Join us as we chat on the client who has fear that stops them from moving. Fear due to injury, pain or sometimes not understanding the difference of pain and sensation. Are you someone who has fear of a movement? At some point we all do, so how do we overcome that fear?

Join the 2 Pilates chicks in this podcast that is all about that fear of flexion in Pilates and all fitness avenues. When did flexion get a bad rap? Is it bad? What do we need to really know about flexion for ourselves and those we teach to move!

Join the 2 Pilates chicks in this podcast all about using props with your Pilates clients. Why do you use them? how do you use them? This podcast will show you and make you think the next time you as a client or as a teacher grab that prop for “work” in your Pilates session.

Join us for the first in our series looking at the psychology and personalities of clients! The bored client. The Pilates client who says to the Pilates teacher “I am bored” . Are they bored? What do you do as a teacher?

This podcast started with listening to Simon Sinek and how the brain doesn’t hear negaitve. Join the 2 Pilates chicks in this episode on how using that negative cueing affects the clients learning process and how to change that into Positive. Let’s discus as Simon Sinek said the brain doesn’t hear negative!

It is the first episode of Season 4 and the perfect time to look at the personalities of the Pilates clients hat come in to the studio. New Year means new clients .Join the 2 Pilates chicks in this start of the new year exploration into the minds of our clients!

Take a listen and share your thoughts with us!