Dallas Bundle- No Mat & Reformer
Dallas Cohort, January 21–24 & 29–31, 2027. Enrollment closes December 10.
500-Hour integrated with a current Mat/Reformer Certification
What you get
- Total hours
- 500-hour comprehensive program
- In person
- 60 hours of intensive, hands-on training in Dallas
- Virtual
- Coursework, assignments, and required practice hours on your schedule
- Format
- Cohort-based, so you move through the program with your group, not alone
- Support
- Direct Master Trainer support and mentorship throughout
- Focus
- Injury-focused education, cueing, modifications, and real teaching scenarios
- Standards
- Curriculum follows NPCP educational guidelines
- Cohort size
- Up to 30 trainees: small, focused, and high-contact
Seven days in Dallas
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Thursday to Sunday, January 21–24, then Friday to Sunday, January 29–31.
Attendance is a core part of the program.
Your enrollment includes
- 500-hour comprehensive Pilates instructor certification
- Chair, Cadillac / Trapeze Table, Ladder Barrel, Spine Corrector, and Magic Circle training
- 60 hours in person in Dallas, January 21–24 & 29–31, 2027
- Virtual curriculum, assignments, and required practice hours
- Master Trainer mentorship and direct support throughout
- Injury-focused education and real teaching preparation
- Pilates for Pre & Postnatal Certification
- Cohort community and founding member access
A second certification, already included
Every trainee also earns a Pilates for Pre & Postnatal Certification, which expands your scope of practice from day one. These clients are one of the most in-demand and underserved populations in Pilates.
Most programs charge separately for this specialization. Here, it’s part of preparing you for the full range of clients you’ll meet in your career.
What people have to say
Common questions
Do I need prior teaching experience?
No. Prior teaching experience isn’t required, but prior Pilates practice is expected. You need a genuine commitment to learning and a serious interest in building a Pilates career.
What happens after I finish?
You leave with a 500-hour comprehensive certification, a Pilates for Pre & Postnatal Certification, and the practical training to begin teaching professionally, whether privately, in studios, with your own client base, or as part of an existing fitness or wellness career.
Can I actually make money teaching Pilates?
Yes, and comprehensive training is a direct factor in how much and how quickly. Certified instructors with broad apparatus knowledge command higher rates, attract more serious clients, and have more career options than those with limited training.
Why $3,750 when others are cheaper?
Cheaper options often cover fewer apparatus, offer less hands-on time, and leave graduates uncertain in the studio. IPPE is 500 hours across all five apparatus, with 60 hours in person, Master Trainer mentorship, and a Pre & Postnatal Certification included.
What if I can’t make the in-person dates?
The intensive runs January 21–24 & 29–31, 2027 in Dallas. It’s a core part of the program and can’t be skipped. If you have specific scheduling concerns, speak to admissions before applying and they’ll tell you what flexibility, if any, exists.