COURSES:

EVERGREEN COURSES · SHORT COURSES

Focused, Practical Education — One Body Region at a Time.

At Anatomy of Pilates, our short courses give Pilates instructors the tools to teach and practice with confidence — practical, evidence-based knowledge you can apply right away, without committing to months of study.

01

The Spine

Anatomy, biomechanics + pathologies

02

Upper Extremity

Anatomy, biomechanics + pathologies

03

The Pelvis

Anatomy, biomechanics + pathologies

04

Lower Extremity

Anatomy, biomechanics + pathologies

Upgrade Your Skills Without the Overwhelm

WHY SHORT COURSES?

Each short course is built around a single body region — giving you deep, applicable knowledge in one focused area without requiring you to commit to the full flagship program. Perfect for instructors who want to address a specific gap, prepare for a particular client type, or build out their knowledge systematically, region by region.

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 application — immediately useful in your sessions.

Client-Centered Education

Learn not just the condition or concept, but how to tailor it to the actual person standing in front of you.

THE SHORT COURSES

Four Courses. Four Body Regions.

Each course includes 5+ hours of lecture content — structured by body region so you can start with what's most relevant to your clients right now. All courses include lifetime access and AOP community chat access.


THE SPINE

5+ hrs of content

Anatomy, Biomechanics + Common Pathologies of the Spine

Master spinal biomechanics and confidently teach clients with injuries — from disc bulges and radiculopathy to scoliosis and stenosis. Understand how the spine moves, why it moves that way, and what to do when it doesn't.

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


UPPER EXTREMITY

5+ hrs of content

Anatomy, Biomechanics + Common Pathologies of the Upper Extremity

Master the upper extremity and scapula — from rotator cuff tears and frozen shoulder to impingement and tendinopathy. Learn how the shoulder complex actually works so you can adapt with confidence, not guesswork.

FEATURED LECTURES

Bony anatomy and biomechanics of the upper extremity

Muscles of the upper extremity

Muscles and movements of the scapula

Pathologies of the upper extremity

Pathologies of the upper extremity: Guideline-based programming


THE PELVIS

5+ hrs of content

Anatomy, Biomechanics + Common Pathologies of the Pelvis

Master the pelvis and learn to integrate it with the lower extremity and spine. Cover FAI, groin pain, lateral hip pain, and working with joint replacements — with the clinical reasoning to guide clients confidently through all of it.

FEATURED LECTURES

Bony anatomy and biomechanics of the pelvis

Ligaments and muscles of the pelvis

Pathologies of the pelvis

Two joint muscles

Working with joint replacements


LOWER EXTREMITY

5+ hrs of content

Anatomy, Biomechanics + Common Pathologies of the Lower Extremity

Master the lower extremity — from the ACL and ITB to patellar tendinopathy, chronic ankle instability, and plantar heel pain. Learn how the knee and foot actually function under load so you can make better decisions in the studio.

FEATURED LECTURES

Bony anatomy and biomechanics of the lower extremity

Ligaments, muscles, and tendons of the lower extremity

The ACL and the ITB

Pathologies of the knee

Pathologies of the foot and ankle


WANT TO GO DEEPER?

Pair Any Course With 1:1 Mentorship

Short courses give you the knowledge. Mentorship helps you apply it. Pair any AOP course with a 1:1 mentorship session and work directly with Cody to connect what you've learned to the real bodies and teaching scenarios in your studio.

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