Why are themes important - part 2

We spoke about why themes are important:

  1. Gives your class clarity and purpose

  2. Simplifies your programming

  3. Makes cueing easier

  4. Clients will just have one learning aspect

  5. Demonstrates care

But what happens if you don’t have a theme? Honestly, nothing bad will happen! It’s still going to be a workout and people will have a great time.

I personally find themes - take a good class and make them greater. It just really depends on what kind of teacher you want to be.

Try theming your class! If you haven’t already - just give it a whirl and if you hate it, it’s fine BUT MAYBE.. It’ll become something you love!

Interested in a Pilates teaching career? Or just want to deepen your knowledge? Come study at Flux!

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