At Anatomy of Pilates, we offer specialized short courses that give Pilates instructors the tools to teach and practice with confidence.

 

Whether you’re looking to learn anatomy for Pilates, understand biomechanics in movement, or adapt sessions for common pathologies in Pilates clients, our courses deliver practical, evidence-based knowledge you can apply right away.

Featured Short courses: 

Anatomy, biomechanics, and common pathologies of the spine

5+ hours of lecture content that will help you master spinal biomechanics and confidently teach clients with injuries.

Featured lectures:

  • Bony anatomy and biomechanics of the spine
  • Joints, ligaments, and biomechanics of the spine pt 2
  • Muscles of the trunk
  • Pathologies of the spine
  • Pathologies of the spine: Guideline based programming

Anatomy, biomechanics, and common pathologies of the upper extremity

5+ hours of lecture content that will help you master the upper extremity and scapula

Featured lectures:

  • Bony anatomy and biomechanics of the spine
  • Joints, ligaments, and biomechanics of the spine pt 2
  • Muscles of the trunk
  • Pathologies of the spine
  • Pathologies of the spine: Guideline based programming

Anatomy, biomechanics, and common pathologies of the pelvis

5+ hours of lecture content that will help you master the upper extremity and scapula

Featured lectures:

  • Bony anatomy and biomechanics of the spine
  • Joints, ligaments, and biomechanics of the spine pt 2
  • Muscles of the trunk
  • Pathologies of the spine
  • Pathologies of the spine: Guideline based programming

Why Choose Anatomy of Pilates Short Courses?

  • Designed for Busy Professionals – Each course is short, focused, and impactful, so you can upgrade your skills without committing to months of study.

  • Evidence-Based & Practical – All lecture content blends current research with hands-on applications when paired with 1:1 mentoring for immediate use in your sessions.

  • Client-Centered Pilates Education – Learn not just the condition or concept, but how to tailor it to the person in front of you.