Tanya from Feel Good Pilates shares how working with Barre Body Teacher Training has supported instructor development, studio growth and client outcomes.
Hear from Tanya at Feel Good Pilates on why investing in teacher training and continuing education is essential for studio success and instructor confidence.
Great partnerships are built on shared values, a passion for education and a commitment to helping people move well.
At Barre Body, we’re proud to partner with studios and movement leaders who share our belief in the power of quality education, supportive communities and ongoing professional development. One of those valued partners is Feel Good Pilates, a studio dedicated to helping clients build strength, confidence and connection through movement.
We loved hearing from Tanya at Feel Good Pilates about her experience partnering with Barre Body Teacher Training and the impact that ongoing Pilates education can have on instructors, studios and clients alike.
For studio owners, investing in teacher training is about more than qualifications. It’s about creating confident, capable and inspired instructors who can deliver safe, thoughtful and empowering classes. It’s also about building a team culture where learning continues long after initial training is complete.
Through partnerships like this, Barre Body Teacher Training supports studios with high-quality Pilates education designed to help instructors grow their skills, deepen their knowledge and bring more confidence into every class they teach.
These conversations are a powerful reminder of why collaboration matters in the Pilates industry. When studios, educators and instructors work together, the entire community benefits – from the teachers leading the classes to the clients moving on the mat or reformer.
A heartfelt thank you to Tanya and the team at Feel Good Pilates for sharing their experience and for their ongoing commitment to movement, education and community.
Watch Tanya’s story here and discover why strong education partnerships are so important to the future of Pilates.
Claudia, Head of Pilates, Fitness and Education at Kaya Health Clubs, shares why collaboration, ongoing education, and industry-leading teacher training are essential for studio success.
We recently had the pleasure of speaking with Claudia, Head of Pilates, Fitness and Education at Kaya Health Clubs – one of our valued studio partners. Her insights into our partnership highlighted the importance of collaboration, education and community within the Pilates and Barre industry.
These conversations are a powerful reminder of why we do what we do.
Building Strong Partnerships in the Pilates & Barre Industry
At the core of Barre Body‘s mission is a commitment to creating meaningful, supportive and long-lasting partnerships with studios and wellness leaders across Australia. We deeply value the trust that Kaya Health Clubs places in us and are proud to support their team through high-quality Pilates and barre education.
Working alongside industry-leading studios allows us to continue raising the standard of Pilates teacher training.
Supporting the Future of Pilates Teacher Training
Testimonials like Claudia’s inspire us to keep innovating and finding new ways to support the growing Pilates and Barre community. From comprehensive teacher training programs to ongoing education opportunities, our focus remains on empowering instructors and studios with the tools, knowledge and confidence to thrive.
A huge thank you to Claudia and the team at Kaya Health Clubs for their ongoing support, collaboration and shared passion for making a positive impact in the wellness space. We’re incredibly proud to work alongside you.
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Awarded Instructor of the Year 2026, Samantha Sales shares her insights on movement, mentorship, innovation, and the future of Pilates – revealing why the most powerful transformations happen when we see people as more than just bodies in motion.
After being awarded Instructor of the Year 2026 atThe Pilates Expo, Samantha Sales continues to inspire both students and teachers through her deeply human-centred approach to movement, education, and wellbeing. With nearly two decades of experience across Pilates, yoga, retreats, workshops, and teacher trainings, she has become known not only for her expertise but for the passion, authenticity, and compassion she brings into every space she teaches. In this interview, she shares her evolving philosophy on movement, the future of the Pilates industry, and why connection and care remain at the heart of everything she does.
Winning Instructor of the Year 2026 at The Pilates Expo is a huge achievement – what does this recognition mean to you personally and professionally?
Winning Instructor of the Year 2026 at The Pilates Expo is an incredible honour, both personally and professionally. To be recognised amongst so many talented and passionate instructors who dedicate their time, energy, and heart to supporting and inspiring their students is truly humbling.
Pilates has always been so much more to me than just movement. It’s about helping people build confidence, strength, connection, and resilience within themselves. To receive this recognition for doing something I genuinely love is incredibly meaningful, and something I’m deeply grateful for.
What do you think sets a truly exceptional Pilates instructor apart in today’s wellness and fitness industry?
I believe what truly sets an exceptional Pilates instructor apart is, first and foremost, passion. You can have all the knowledge in the world, understand anatomy inside and out, and be able to perform the most advanced exercises, but if you don’t genuinely love what you do, it shows.
Great instructors go beyond teaching movement. They are fully present with their students and deeply committed to serving and supporting them. Pilates is about connection, energy, and creating an experience where people feel seen, challenged, and empowered. That level of care can only come from someone truly passionate about their craft.
Of course, there are always going to be days when you feel tired or uninspired, because we are all human. But I think that’s when the real work begins. It’s about returning to your own practice, reconnecting to why you fell in love with Pilates in the first place, and allowing that passion to continue guiding you. When instructors continue to nurture their own connection to the method, it naturally flows into the way they teach and inspire others.
Over the years, how has your teaching philosophy evolved, and what continues to inspire your approach to movement and client transformation?
When I first started teaching nearly two decades ago, I was very much a stickler for the rules. My training was grounded in a more classical approach to Pilates, and at the time, I believed there was a very clear “right” and “wrong” way to teach and move.
But over the years, through exploring both Pilates and yoga within my own body, and through teaching thousands of classes, retreats, workshops, and teacher trainings, my philosophy has evolved tremendously. I’ve come to realise that while foundations and technique are incredibly important, movement is never one-size-fits-all.
Every body is a unique and beautiful reflection of a person’s lived experience, and as instructors, our role is to teach the body in front of us, not just the method written in a book. Sometimes the most powerful teaching comes from knowing when to adapt, when to listen, and when to let go of rigid rules in order to truly support the individual.
What continues to inspire me is witnessing the transformation that happens when people feel empowered in their own bodies. Movement has the ability to build confidence, connection, resilience, and self-awareness, and being able to guide people through that journey is something I never take for granted.
The Pilates industry is growing rapidly across Australia and internationally – what trends or changes are you most excited about for the future of Pilates?
I’ve never really been someone who follows trends, because to me, trends often feel temporary and short-lived. Pilates, at its core, is such a timeless practice, so what excites me most isn’t necessarily the latest craze, but the deeper evolution of the industry itself.
What I am incredibly excited about is the growing recognition of the connection between movement and mental health. More and more, we are understanding that our students come to us for so much more than just physical exercise. Pilates has the power to support nervous system regulation, stress management, emotional well-being, and even trauma-informed healing in a truly profound way.
I think the future of Pilates lies in creating spaces where people not only move their bodies, but also feel safe, supported, connected, and empowered. Seeing the industry embrace a more holistic approach to health and well-being is something I find incredibly inspiring, and I believe it will continue to transform the way we teach and the impact we can have on people’s lives.
Many aspiring instructors look up to award winners like yourself. What advice would you give to new Pilates teachers wanting to build a long-lasting and impactful career?
Stay curious, keep expanding your knowledge, and remain open to evolving as both a teacher and a person. Attend workshops, expos, trainings, and classes whenever you can, because every experience offers an opportunity to grow and refine your craft. We are so lucky to be in a time where there are so many opportunities for continued education, and Australia really is at the forefront of this, so capture those opportunities.
I also believe authenticity is incredibly important. The most impactful instructors are the ones who teach from a genuine place and bring their own energy, personality, and passion into the room. Passion is everything in this industry. As soon as you lose that connection to why you started, your teaching can begin to feel stale. That’s why maintaining your own personal practice is so important; it keeps you inspired, connected, and continually learning through your own body.
Find teachers and mentors who inspire you and learn from them. Surrounding yourself with people you admire can completely shape the way you grow within the industry. At the same time, remember that no instructor is everyone’s favourite teacher, and that’s okay. You will always be your own harshest critic, but the goal is not perfection; it’s progress. If you can continue showing up each day, striving to be a little better than you were yesterday, you’ll build a career that is both long-lasting and deeply impactful.
After being named Instructor of the Year 2026, what’s next for you – are there any new projects, goals, or visions you’re excited to share?
Right now, my passion is deeply immersed in continued education and sharing knowledge with others. I absolutely adore being a facilitator for the Barre Body teacher trainings, and I feel incredibly grateful to have opportunities to present at events such as the Pilates Journal Expo and FOMME. Being able to educate, connect, and contribute to the evolution of the industry in this way is something I truly cherish.
One project especially close to my heart has been bringing Reformer Yin to life. To take years of personal study, experience, and learning and channel that into creating an entirely new style of practice has been something I never could have imagined when I first started teaching. Watching people connect with the method and experience movement in such a different and meaningful way has been incredibly rewarding.
Moving forward, I’m really passionate about continuing conversations around seeing our students as more than just bodies to move. Every person who walks into a studio brings with them emotions, lived experiences, stress, resilience, and sometimes trauma, and I believe as instructors we have the opportunity to hold space for all of that with compassion and awareness.
My hope is to continue expanding these teachings, presenting at more events, and helping shift the Pilates industry toward a more human-centred and holistic approach to movement, connection, and well-being. There’s also some really exciting things happening in the evolution of the TLC of app, but I can’t share too much info in this just yet – keep your eyes peeled!
If you are interested in Reformer Yin, view here for our online and in-person courses.
In the ever-evolving world of wellness, versatility isn’t just nice to have – it’s essential. Whether you’re just starting your teaching journey or looking to breathe new life into your existing career, diversifying your movement certifications can be the difference between just getting by and truly thriving.
At Barre Body, we’ve trained thousands of teachers – and we’ve seen firsthand how powerful it is when instructors broaden their skillsets. Here’s why choosing to diversify your training is one of the best investments you can make in yourself.
Expand Your Reach (and Income)
The more modalities you’re qualified to teach, the more clients you can serve – it’s as simple as that. A Mat-only teacher might be limited to certain class styles or studio roles, but a teacher certified in Mat and Reformer and Pre & Post Natal? They’re instantly more valuable to studios, clients and their own business.
Real-world example: A teacher who can shift from high-energy Reformer to calming Reformer Yin becomes indispensable – able to teach across time slots, styles and student needs. That kind of adaptability leads to more bookings, more variety, and ultimately, more career stability.
Prevent Burnout and Reignite Passion
Even the most passionate teachers can feel stuck in a rut. Teaching the same class style over and over – no matter how much you love it – can lead to creative fatigue. Adding a new modality doesn’t just freshen your schedule, it can completely shift your energy.
Diversifying your skillset helps you keep learning, stay inspired, and bring that excitement back into every class you teach.
Build Career Longevity and Flexibility
Life changes. Your energy shifts. The needs of your clients evolve. When you’re trained across multiple disciplines, you’re far more equipped to adapt to all of it.
Maybe you want to transition into teaching gentler classes, working with mums, or even training other teachers. Or maybe you want the option to teach online, privately, or in studios around the world. The broader your qualifications, the more doors stay open – now and in the future.
Stand Out in a Crowded Market
The wellness industry is growing rapidly – which means more teachers entering the space every year. So how do you differentiate yourself?
You become the teacher who can do more. Who understands movement from different angles. Who can sub in for anyone, take on more clients, and bring that extra spark to every class.
Studios notice. Clients feel it. And your confidence skyrockets.
Diversification is Empowerment
This isn’t about doing more for the sake of it. It’s about becoming the kind of teacher you dream of being. Confident. Capable. Creative. It’s about building a career on your terms – one that feels fulfilling, sustainable and ever-evolving.
Whether you’re blending Barre with Reformer, or layering in Pre & Post Natal, Reformer Yin, or Jumpboard, every new certification becomes another tool in your teaching toolkit.
Ready to expand your qualifications and your potential?
Let’s be honest. There’s something magical about being in a studio. The hum of movement, the buzz of shared energy, the gentle correction from a teacher who just gets it. So when we start talking about online Teacher Training, it’s totally normal to wonder: Can this really work? Can I actually become an amazing teacher… Through a screen?
The short answer? Yes. And in many ways, online training might be exactly what you need to kickstart the career of your dreams.
Whether you’re weighing up your options or just starting to dip a toe into the idea of teaching, we’re here to help you sort the fact from the fluff. Let’s break it down.
1. What Does Online Pilates Training Actually Look Like?
Gone are the days of grainy YouTube videos and downloadable PDFs masquerading as a “course.” Online teacher training has grown up. Think beautifully curated video modules, live workshops, practice assignments with real feedback, and yes, real human connection.
There are two main styles of online learning:
Asynchronous (our fancy word for self-paced): Learn when and where it suits you. Want to binge-watch modules on a Sunday morning in your PJs? Go for it.
Synchronous: Join live sessions and real-time workshops with your educators and peers, just like you would in a studio, minus the commute.
At Barre Body, our online trainings are a juicy blend of both. You’ll get the flexibility of learning on your own time, paired with the support and structure of live calls, personal mentorship, and a vibrant student community. It’s immersive, interactive, and beautifully designed to make you feel supported every step of the way.
2. The Beauty of Online Pilates Training
There’s a reason online training is booming (and it’s not just because you can do it from bed).
Total flexibility – Whether you’re juggling work, parenting, or just love the freedom to learn at your own pace, online training fits into your life—not the other way around.
Global access – You can train with the best, no matter where you are. No flights, no time off work, no need to relocate.
Rewind + revisit – Ever wished you could go back and replay that cue your teacher gave? With online modules, you can. Again and again. Magic.
No travel required – Forget the traffic, parking, and early alarms. Your living room is the studio now.
3. “But What About…?”
“Can I really learn hands-on skills online?” Yes, you can. We guide you step-by-step with detailed video demonstrations, practical assignments, and personalised video feedback. You’ll practice teaching on real bodies and get expert eyes on your technique. It’s hands-on; just in a modern way.
“Will I feel supported?” Absolutely. Our students often say they feel more supported online than in person. With dedicated mentors, regular live Q&As, and a thriving online community, you’re never flying solo.
“Will I be taken seriously as an instructor?” Absolutely. Barre Body qualifications are industry-recognised and respected. Online or in person, the training is rigorous, professional, and comprehensive. Employers care about what you’ve learned—not how you learned it.
4. Who is Online Training Perfect For?
Online training is a dream come true for:
Busy parents juggling school runs and naptimes
Full-time workers fitting study around life
Regional or international students
Introverts who thrive with a little more personal space
Self-motivated learners who love doing things their way
That said, in-person training may be a better fit if you thrive on tactile learning, love face-to-face interaction, or want to fully immerse yourself in a studio setting from day one.
Both paths are powerful. It’s about choosing the one that suits you.
5. What to Look for in an Online Training Provider
Not all online courses are created equal, darling. When choosing your training, make sure it offers:
Accreditation + industry recognition
Structured content (not just a video dump)
Mentorship and support
Community and connection
User-friendly learning platform
Barre Body’s online training ticks every one of these boxes, and then some. From our thoughtfully sequenced curriculum to our 1:1 mentoring and beautiful platform, we’ve designed an experience that feels as supportive as it is expert-led.
Ready to Find Your Fit?
Here’s the truth: Online Pilates training can be just as good as in-person. Sometimes even better. It all depends on you. Your lifestyle, your learning style, and how you want to experience your journey.
So if you’re feeling the call to teach, know that there’s a path waiting that’s tailored just for you.
Download your training guide, or book a friendly call with our team below. We’d love to help you discover which training is best for you.
Choosing your Pilates teacher training path is exciting, inspiring, and (let’s be honest) a little overwhelming. Mat or Reformer? Where do you begin? What leads to the kind of teaching career you’re dreaming of?
First, take a breath. (You’ll need that moving forward.) Both Mat and Reformer Pilates certifications are powerful, respected, and full of possibility. This guide is here to gently help you figure out which one aligns best with your goals, teaching style, and current lifestyle. No pressure, just clarity.
What is Mat Pilates Teacher Training?
Mat Pilates is where many teachers begin—and for good reason. It’s where you learn the foundational principles of Pilates: alignment, breath, core control, cueing, sequencing, and movement with precision. You’ll also explore anatomy, learn how to use props like balls and bands, and build confidence in teaching bodies of all shapes and abilities.
One of the biggest perks of Mat training? It’s beautifully accessible. You don’t need a studio full of equipment to teach—you can start from your living room, a community space, the beach, or on Zoom. It’s also generally more affordable and quicker to complete, making it a fantastic launch pad for a teaching career.
Best for: Those just starting their journey, looking to build strong teaching foundations and the freedom to teach anywhere with low overheads.
What is Reformer Pilates Teacher Training?
Reformer training takes things up a notch, diving deep into the world of springs, straps, pulleys, and resistance mechanics. You’ll learn how to teach safely and creatively on the Reformer, how to modify for injuries, and how to deliver sessions that are both rehabilitative and athletic.
Reformer Pilates is often seen as a more specialised or advanced skill set. It’s in high demand in boutique studios and wellness spaces, and it offers a premium experience that many clients seek out. It’s also a dream path for those who absolutely love Reformer classes and want to spend their days sharing that love.
Best for: Those who are Reformer devotees, want to work in studio environments, or are ready to specialise in a premium, high-impact offering.
Comparing the Two: At a Glance
Training Path
Mat Pilates
Reformer Pilates
Teaching Environment
Anywhere—home, studio, online
Studio-based or with home Reformer
Investment (Time & Cost)
Lower entry point
Higher due to equipment and format
Equipment Needed
Mat + props
Reformer machine
Job Opportunities
Wide and growing
High demand in boutique studios
Ideal For
Beginners, online/traveling teachers
Teachers wanting to specialise or upskill
Pathway Flexibility
Great foundation for further training
Often built on top of mat certification
Can You Do Both? (And In What Order?)
Absolutely. Many of our instructors start with Mat, then move into Reformer once they’ve found their teaching rhythm and want to expand their offering. Mat training gives you the foundational knowledge and cueing confidence that makes learning the Reformer feel much more intuitive.
If you’re someone who already loves Reformer and has regular access to a studio or machine, you can dive straight in. But for many, starting with Mat is a more accessible way to build momentum and gain real-world teaching experience first.
At Barre Body, we also offer bundled training options so you can seamlessly transition from one to the other—or do both concurrently in a supported, structured way.
Choosing the Right Path for You
If you’re still on the fence, try asking yourself:
Where do I want to teach—studios, online, community spaces, or all of the above?
Do I want to get teaching sooner, or am I ready to invest in a longer, more equipment-focused journey?
Which style do I love practising the most?
Am I drawn to hands-on, high-energy environments, or do I thrive in simplicity and flexibility?
There’s no wrong answer—only what’s right for your life and vision right now. You can always add more tools to your teaching toolkit as you go. In fact, most instructors do.
Still Unsure? Let’s Talk It Through.
Both Mat and Reformer training can lead to empowering, deeply fulfilling careers. Whether you’re dreaming of teaching in a high-end studio or running your own classes from the park, there’s a path for you—and we’d love to help you find it.
Book a free call with our expert team to explore your options, ask all the questions, and get personalised guidance on your next step. We’re here to support your journey, wherever it leads.
Since you’ve found yourself here, it’s safe to assume you’ve fallen in love with Pilates. (Great choice. Join our club.) And if you’re thinking about turning that passion into a career? Well, now we really think you’re onto something.
A career as a Pilates Mat instructor is both rewarding and transformative. If you are passionate about movement, strength, and helping others improve their wellbeing, it doesn’t get much better than Pilates. However, becoming a highly skilled, employable and confident instructor requires more than just enthusiasm (though that will get you a very long way). You’ll need comprehensive training, expert guidance, and a deep understanding of both technique and teaching methodology. Thankfully, you’re in the right place!
If you’re ready to take the next step, here’s everything you need to know about becoming a Pilates Mat instructor.
Step 1: Cultivate your passion and deepen your practice A great Pilates instructor is first and foremost a dedicated student. Before stepping into a teaching role, it’s essential to build a strong personal practice. Take a variety of classes, explore different teaching styles, and gain an understanding of the movement principles that underpin Pilates. This will help you develop body awareness and refine your technique, both of which are crucial elements for guiding others effectively. But perhaps most importantly? Take your time in determining the class types and teaching styles that resonate with you most. This will help you in some future decision making … (Stay tuned.)
Step 2: Research a certified Pilates Mat Training Program Once you have established a strong foundation in your own practice, the next step is to do some research! Perhaps you’re already there. When you’re researching, you’ll want to look for an accredited Pilates Mat instructor training program. A high-quality program will cover:
Anatomy and Physiology: Understanding how the body moves and functions is critical for teaching safe and effective classes.
Pilates Principles and Techniques: A comprehensive training will teach you not only the exercises themselves but also the foundational principles that define Pilates, such as control, concentration, precision, and breath.
Class Planning and Sequencing: Learning how to structure classes for different levels and needs will set you up for success.
Teaching Methodology: Cueing, demonstration, hands-on corrections, and adapting to different learning styles are all essential skills for an instructor.
Practical Experience: A reputable training program will require practice teaching hours so that you gain hands-on experience before working with real clients.
Step 3: Choose the right training provider Not all Pilates training programs are created equal. The quality of your education will directly impact your skills, confidence and career prospects, so you’ll need to choose a provider with a strong reputation. Here are some key factors to consider when selecting a training partner:
Accreditation and Recognition: Ensure that the program is accredited and recognised within the industry so that your certification is widely accepted.
Quality of Instruction: Look for experienced educators who are deeply knowledgeable and actively working in the industry.
Comprehensive Curriculum: A well-rounded program should balance theory, technique, and teaching practice.
Flexibility: Consider whether the training is offered in-person, online, or in a blended format to suit your schedule and learning preferences.
Ongoing Support: A strong training provider should offer mentorship, career guidance, and a supportive community to help you succeed beyond certification.
So, now is the time when it would be remiss for us not to mention Barre Body Teacher Training. We always encourage all our students to find the right partner for them. And if it’s us? Well, consider us blushing.
If you’re looking for industry-leading Pilates Mat training, Barre Body is among Australia’s most trusted and comprehensive providers. Our programs are designed by leading experts to ensure that as a graduate, you will be confident, knowledgeable, certified, and fully prepared to teach incredible classes from day one. Here’s what sets us apart:
A Comprehensive, Science-Based Curriculum: Our training is underpinned by a strong foundation in anatomy, biomechanics, and movement science, ensuring you graduate with a deep understanding of the Pilates method.
World-Class Educators: Our instructors are some of the most experienced and respected professionals in the industry, dedicated to providing exceptional training. Practical, Hands-On Learning: We go beyond theory to provide extensive practical teaching experience, preparing you to lead classes with confidence.
Flexibility to Suit Your Lifestyle: With both in-person and online training options, you can choose a format that works for you.
Ongoing Career Support: Our graduates become part of the Barre Body family, with access to ongoing mentorship, resources, and industry connections.
A Focus On You: Perhaps our favourite part. We don’t pump out cookie cutter graduates. We dig a little deeper to determine what makes you shine. We’ll help you to unlock your own teaching magic, so you can be the very best, most authentic teacher you can be.
Step 4: Complete your training and certification During your training, you will be required to complete coursework, attend practical sessions, and accumulate practice teaching hours. Once you have met the program requirements, you will need to pass a practical and/or theoretical assessment to gain certification. This ensures that you are fully equipped to teach safely and effectively.
At Barre Body, that looks like you recording yourself teaching to clients, and us providing you with a cheerleader load of support!
Step 5: Begin teaching and continue learning With your certification in hand, you are now ready to start teaching (hooray!). Whether you choose to work in a studio, offer private sessions, or even launch your own business, the opportunities are vast. However, the journey doesn’t end here. Continuing education is key to staying at the forefront of the industry. Consider pursuing additional training in specialised areas, whether it’s such as pre and postnatal Pilates, Reformer Pilates, or advanced anatomy to refine your skills and expand your offerings.
Final Thoughts Becoming a Pilates Mat instructor is a fulfilling and empowering career choice. (We’ve lived it. Bought the t-shirt.) With the right training, dedication and support, you can turn your passion into a profession that lights you up and makes a positive difference in the lives of others. If you’re ready to take the next step, explore our Pilates Mat Teacher Training and start your journey with the best in the industry. (You know we had to say that.) Book a call to chat to our team about what the best next steps for you are.
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