1 /5 Private Name: While I appreciate the welcoming environment of the studios, I’ve found the quality of instruction to be lacking in some important areas. Several of the teachers appear to be relatively newish and, unfortunately, this inexperience shows—particularly in their limited ability to offer posture correction, exercise modifications, or guidance for those dealing with injuries.
One of the primary reasons people choose in-person Pilates is to receive real-time feedback and adjustments to ensure safe, effective movement. When instructors don’t correct form or offer alternative options, it not only limits the benefit of the class but can also pose a risk for injury, especially for those recovering from physical issues or managing ongoing conditions.
Additionally, there seems to be a lack of knowledge around rehabilitation and how to support clients with injuries. This is an essential skill for any Pilates professional, and its absence is noticeable.
Overall, without more experienced guidance & injury awareness, the classes currently feel more like Pilates gym session. I’d encourage Rima and Renata to invest in more training and mentorship for its instructors to ensure a higher, safer standard of teaching.