No, this course is designed for Pilates Instructors who have completed their Comprehensive Examination. It is important that each AMP attendee knows all of the Pilates exercises as well as the equipment, principles, and foundations supporting each exercise.

No, this course is designed for Pilates Instructors who have at least three years of experience teaching Pilates. The expectation is that each student has experience teaching Pilates to many types of clients, equipment, and bodies.

If you started your Pilates Teacher Training after 2019, then you must have completed Movement Principles before you take this course.

Yes, the videos and quizzes establish the anatomy and kinesiology foundation upon which the Advanced Movement Principles information will be built during the in-person course.

This is a graduate level course where there is an expectation that all students are committed to taking all 5 modules of The Advanced Movement Principles Program, including writing case studies and participating in mentoring classes after the weekend course in May. Pilates Core Center will be holding Module 3 – The Lower Body in the spring of 2025, Module 4 – The Upper Body in the spring of 2026 and Module 5- Special Conditions at a yet to be determined date.

Pilates Core Center will hold the AMP courses in order so, a student can start the program at a later module by beginning in the spring of 2025 with The Intro & Module 3 - The Lower Body. That student would start in the “middle” and finish their course work with Module 2 – The Low Back.

No, each course is in-person, must be attended live. There will be no recording.