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Episode 13. The Problem with Pilates: Questioning Systems, Safety, and Legacy with Amie Kane-Lee
How can we honor Joseph Pilates’ legacy while addressing the unregulated, one-size-fits-all approaches that may put students at risk?
What You’ll Hear in This Episode:
Amie Kane-Lee dives deep into her experience moving from ballet to Pilates, the lessons she learned from strict training systems, and how curiosity and questioning shaped her career. She explains how the Pilates industry has evolved over decades, the legacy of Joseph Pilates, and why many instructors are limited by the system they were taught.
Amie also shares her transition into MAT and RTS as a Certified Personal Trainer, emphasizing a personalized, science-based approach to movement. The conversation highlights the contrast between choreographed Pilates and individualized fitness training and offers insights into staying safe and effective in your fitness practice.
Key Takeaways:
Questioning Systems: Even respected methodologies like Pilates can have limitations; asking questions can lead to safer, more effective practices.
Legacy vs. Modern Practice: Joseph Pilates’ original vision has evolved, sometimes in ways that stray from his intent—knowing the history helps inform safe teaching.
Unregulated Industry Risks: Pilates certification varies widely; many programs focus on choreography over exercise science, biomechanics, or motor learning.
Personalized Movement Matters: Transitioning into MAT and RTS gave Amie a science-based toolkit to address individual needs, injuries, and goals.
Choreography vs. Individualization: Standardized routines can be limiting or unsafe; a personalized approach ensures proper biomechanics and progress.
Resources & Mentions in This Episode:
Amie Kane-Lee – ACE-Certified Personal Trainer, STOTT Pilates Certified Instructor
Website: www.peakmvmt.comInstagram @PeakMVMTSubstack https://peakmvmt.substack.comLinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/amie-kane-lee
Joseph Pilates’ Legacy – History of Pilates equipment and methodology
WebbWell Way of Life™ – 21-Day transformation embracing the elements of body, mind, and nature.
What You’ll Hear in This Episode:
Amie Kane-Lee dives deep into her experience moving from ballet to Pilates, the lessons she learned from strict training systems, and how curiosity and questioning shaped her career. She explains how the Pilates industry has evolved over decades, the legacy of Joseph Pilates, and why many instructors are limited by the system they were taught.
Amie also shares her transition into MAT and RTS as a Certified Personal Trainer, emphasizing a personalized, science-based approach to movement. The conversation highlights the contrast between choreographed Pilates and individualized fitness training and offers insights into staying safe and effective in your fitness practice.
Key Takeaways:
Questioning Systems: Even respected methodologies like Pilates can have limitations; asking questions can lead to safer, more effective practices.
Legacy vs. Modern Practice: Joseph Pilates’ original vision has evolved, sometimes in ways that stray from his intent—knowing the history helps inform safe teaching.
Unregulated Industry Risks: Pilates certification varies widely; many programs focus on choreography over exercise science, biomechanics, or motor learning.
Personalized Movement Matters: Transitioning into MAT and RTS gave Amie a science-based toolkit to address individual needs, injuries, and goals.
Choreography vs. Individualization: Standardized routines can be limiting or unsafe; a personalized approach ensures proper biomechanics and progress.
Resources & Mentions in This Episode:
Amie Kane-Lee – ACE-Certified Personal Trainer, STOTT Pilates Certified Instructor
Website: www.peakmvmt.comInstagram @PeakMVMTSubstack https://peakmvmt.substack.comLinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/amie-kane-lee
Joseph Pilates’ Legacy – History of Pilates equipment and methodology
WebbWell Way of Life™ – 21-Day transformation embracing the elements of body, mind, and nature.
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By Melanie WebbHow can we honor Joseph Pilates’ legacy while addressing the unregulated, one-size-fits-all approaches that may put students at risk?
What You’ll Hear in This Episode:
Amie Kane-Lee dives deep into her experience moving from ballet to Pilates, the lessons she learned from strict training systems, and how curiosity and questioning shaped her career. She explains how the Pilates industry has evolved over decades, the legacy of Joseph Pilates, and why many instructors are limited by the system they were taught.
Amie also shares her transition into MAT and RTS as a Certified Personal Trainer, emphasizing a personalized, science-based approach to movement. The conversation highlights the contrast between choreographed Pilates and individualized fitness training and offers insights into staying safe and effective in your fitness practice.
Key Takeaways:
Questioning Systems: Even respected methodologies like Pilates can have limitations; asking questions can lead to safer, more effective practices.
Legacy vs. Modern Practice: Joseph Pilates’ original vision has evolved, sometimes in ways that stray from his intent—knowing the history helps inform safe teaching.
Unregulated Industry Risks: Pilates certification varies widely; many programs focus on choreography over exercise science, biomechanics, or motor learning.
Personalized Movement Matters: Transitioning into MAT and RTS gave Amie a science-based toolkit to address individual needs, injuries, and goals.
Choreography vs. Individualization: Standardized routines can be limiting or unsafe; a personalized approach ensures proper biomechanics and progress.
Resources & Mentions in This Episode:
Amie Kane-Lee – ACE-Certified Personal Trainer, STOTT Pilates Certified Instructor
Website: www.peakmvmt.comInstagram @PeakMVMTSubstack https://peakmvmt.substack.comLinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/amie-kane-lee
Joseph Pilates’ Legacy – History of Pilates equipment and methodology
WebbWell Way of Life™ – 21-Day transformation embracing the elements of body, mind, and nature.
What You’ll Hear in This Episode:
Amie Kane-Lee dives deep into her experience moving from ballet to Pilates, the lessons she learned from strict training systems, and how curiosity and questioning shaped her career. She explains how the Pilates industry has evolved over decades, the legacy of Joseph Pilates, and why many instructors are limited by the system they were taught.
Amie also shares her transition into MAT and RTS as a Certified Personal Trainer, emphasizing a personalized, science-based approach to movement. The conversation highlights the contrast between choreographed Pilates and individualized fitness training and offers insights into staying safe and effective in your fitness practice.
Key Takeaways:
Questioning Systems: Even respected methodologies like Pilates can have limitations; asking questions can lead to safer, more effective practices.
Legacy vs. Modern Practice: Joseph Pilates’ original vision has evolved, sometimes in ways that stray from his intent—knowing the history helps inform safe teaching.
Unregulated Industry Risks: Pilates certification varies widely; many programs focus on choreography over exercise science, biomechanics, or motor learning.
Personalized Movement Matters: Transitioning into MAT and RTS gave Amie a science-based toolkit to address individual needs, injuries, and goals.
Choreography vs. Individualization: Standardized routines can be limiting or unsafe; a personalized approach ensures proper biomechanics and progress.
Resources & Mentions in This Episode:
Amie Kane-Lee – ACE-Certified Personal Trainer, STOTT Pilates Certified Instructor
Website: www.peakmvmt.comInstagram @PeakMVMTSubstack https://peakmvmt.substack.comLinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/amie-kane-lee
Joseph Pilates’ Legacy – History of Pilates equipment and methodology
WebbWell Way of Life™ – 21-Day transformation embracing the elements of body, mind, and nature.