See it. Prioritize it. Cue it.

You can see the compensation. But do you know what to correct?

You’re teaching a Pilates class. One client’s pelvis is shifting. Another is flaring their ribs. Someone else’s shoulders are creeping toward their ears.

You see it all.

But which correction matters most? And how do you address it without bringing your entire class to a halt?

Effective Pilates teaching isn’t about correcting everything. It’s about knowing what matters, why it matters, and how to communicate it.

That’s exactly what we’ll practice in Train Your Eye.

SEE IT.

Develop confident observation skills.

Learn to assess alignment and movement through the Mat repertoire, recognize common compensations, and understand what you’re actually seeing.

PRIORITIZE IT.

Understand which corrections truly matter and why.

Learn to evaluate compensations in relation to the purpose of the exercise so you can focus on the changes that will make the greatest difference.

CUE IT.

Make effective corrections without disrupting class flow.

Practice concise, intentional cueing strategies that help you teach the individual while keeping the group moving.

RESERVE YOUR SPOT 

This isn’t another workshop where you just watch someone teach.

You’ll actively practice the skills that make Pilates instruction more effective.

Through demonstrations, guided observation, discussion, and feedback, you’ll work on identifying compensations, choosing corrections, and communicating them clearly.

The goal? To leave with a practical framework you can use in your very next class.

This workshop is for you if…

• You notice alignment issues but aren’t always sure which one to correct first.
• You find yourself giving too many cues—or repeating cues that aren’t working.
• You want to offer more individual attention without slowing down your group classes.
• You know the exercises but want to deepen your understanding of movement and how to teach it.

Whether you’re a newer instructor or an experienced teacher refining your skills, you’ll develop a more intentional approach to observing and correcting movement.

Your registration includes

• 3 NPCP continuing education credits and a certificate of completion
• 3 hours of live, interactive instruction over Zoom
• Guided observation, practice, and constructive feedback
• Downloadable workshop handout
• 90-day access to the recording

Investment: $149

REGISTER NOW

Learn from an experienced Pilates educator

Hayley Sullivan, NCPT | Founder, ID Pilates

Hayley is a Nationally Certified Pilates Teacher and the founder of ID Pilates. She completed more than 500 hours of comprehensive Pilates training through Erika Bloom Pilates in New York City and developed the ID Pilates comprehensive teacher-training program in 2017.

Her approach to instructor education emphasizes biomechanics, thoughtful observation, intentional cueing, and the ability to create meaningful change for clients.

Ready to train your eye?

Stop second-guessing which corrections to make.

Develop the observation, decision-making, and cueing skills to teach with greater confidence and intention.

The Skilled Eye: Mat Repertoire

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