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  • STOTT PILATES Workshop Matwork for Breast Cancer Rehab

    Many more women are surviving breast cancer today than ever before and they are encouraged to seek out fitness programs to assist in recovery and provide the strength and endurance needed to resume an active lifestyle. This workshop, developed by the Merrithew Health and Fitness™ team, discusses various types of treatments including surgeries and reconstruction and exercise requirements for each.

  • STOTT PILATES Workshop Matwork for Men

    Get down on the Mat for a workout that’s not for the faint-hearted. Welcome to the full-body workout athletes swear by for sports conditioning, cross training and a strong, injury-resistant core. With this workshop, developed by the Merrithew Health and Fitness™ team, every last muscle will feel this challenging routine that uses Toning Balls™ and innovative exercise choices to focus on precision and control.

  • STOTT PILATES Workshop Mini Stability Ball Workout

    This energizing workout incorporates the 12-inch Mini Stability Ball to create total-body strengthening and conditioning. Exercises work on improving posture with a major focus on core stability and back mobility while also lengthening and strengthening the surrounding muscles. Keeping in mind the elements of the STOTT PILATES Five Basic Principles, learn how to add variety and fun to traditional Matwork routines.

  • STOTT PILATES Workshop Pilates with Medicine Ball

    This workshop mixes STOTT PILATES Matwork moves with the portable weight of the medicine ball, using dynamic combinations of movement to increase intensity and challenge the body further. The medicine ball is a staple in any traditional fitness routine and on this workshop you will learn how to use it to boost your Pilates workout.

  • STOTT PILATES Workshop Pilates with Props Level 1

    This innovative and upbeat Mat-based workshop features small pieces of equipment, including the Flex-Band® exerciser, Fitness Circle® resistance ring and Toning Balls™. You will learn to create a full-body workout that focuses on strength and agility. Explore new alternatives to standard exercises with the added peripheral resistance of all three props.

  • STOTT PILATES Workshop Pilates with Props Level 2

  • STOTT PILATES Workshop Postnatal Pilates

    Most women will be able to return to exercise 4-6 weeks after a regular birth or when they get clearance from their physician. Many of the exercises they may have been performing during the second and third trimester of pregnancy will be suitable now, but other exercises can be added to focus on reactivating and stabilizing the pelvic floor, transversus abdominis and obliques as well as developing lumbo-pelvic stability.

    This gentle but effective workout will incorporate Toning Balls™ to get mothers back on the right track.

  • STOTT PILATES Workshop Postural Analysis Review

    This hands-on workshop outlines the importance of postural analysis in programming STOTT PILATES® workouts. 

  • STOTT PILATES Workshop Prenatal Pilates on Reformer

    Any trainer will realise the benefits of taking mums-to-be from traditional Matwork variations to select exercise modifications on the Reformer. Using current exercise guidelines provided by the ACOG and bearing in mind common anatomical and physiological changes, appropriate STOTT PILATES® exercise adaptations will be explored using the Reformer in innovative and beneficial ways. 

  • STOTT PILATES Workshop Prenatal Pilates with Stability Ball and Flex-Band

    The Stability Ball™ is the perfect tool to use with prenatal clients, and adding resistance with the Flex-Band® exerciser delivers a safe and effective workout for mothers-to-be. In this interactive seminar you will learn to apply the most current medical information, exercise guidelines and research available on pregnancy and movement when using innovative STOTT PILATES® exercise adaptations. Learn programming concepts for teaching small groups and private clients specifically in the second trimester. Discuss anatomical and physiological changes, risk factors and movement considerations and leave with strategies for building new prenatal programs as well as enhancing those already in progress.

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