A Training That Expands You
Most Pilates teachers are trained to teach exercises. To cue, to correct, to repeat what they were taught. They leave school as technicians, sometimes even engineers of movement - but rarely as true teachers.
And yet, clients don’t come to you for exercises.
They come for themselves.
They come because something in their body or life feels off. They want to heal, to improve, to change, to reconnect with what they’ve lost. At its core, Pilates is not about moving from the outside in - adding more exercises, more levels, more difficulty. True transformation begins the other way around: from the inside out.
That is where most trainings stop, and where we begin.
After 25 years in this industry, I’ve seen it too often: teachers leaving their training with knowledge but without identity. They can parrot someone else’s truth, but they haven’t discovered their own. They know how to teach movements, but not how to hold space for transformation. They know the method, but not who they are inside it.
The Groundless Method changes that.
This is not about levels, or stacking more and more on top. This is about pillars. Pillars that take you inward, toward depth, essence, and soulfulness. Because the more advanced you become, the quieter and more grounded the work is. It’s less about control and more about trust. Less about performance and more about presence.