Quieting the Static

-a Weekend Mentorship with a Master-

September 27th 10am-5:30pm & September 28th 9am-4:30pm

$300/day, or $500 for the entire weekend

This will be a unique opportunity to explore Pilates and the teaching of Pilates on a very personal level. It will be a weekend of mentorship.

The first day we will spend some time learning how Kathy Grant taught the First Lesson and how that not only set clients up for tremendous success in the future, but gave her insight on how to work with that particular client, and how to progress them through the exercises.

The mentorship aspect will come from you personally: where do you struggle or feel uncomfortable?

*This could be either with doing specific exercises, with teaching exercises, or with particular types of clients, or with situations such as car accidents, surgeries or injuries.

Professional Therapists often join a supervision group where each therapist may bring in a challenging client and have the mentor advise different ways to work with the client. Everyone in the group learns from this. We can do this with Pilates this weekend. Bring in your difficult cases or clients with whom you have some questions.

*Where do you lack confidence?

*What do you love about teaching Pilates? What is most challenging or difficult for you?

*If you are in a training program presently, where are you needing support?

Come with your questions, ideas, doubts, curiosities on how to teach Pilates, on the exercises themselves, on teaching skills, on taking your seat as a teacher. As the weekend progresses, Kim will also bring in some biodynamic cranial sacral skills to help you create a more co-regulated field while teaching.

Learn how to allow Pilates to do you instead of you doing Pilates.

This weekend will be fun, interactive, open to flow, new ideas and will be co-creative. Last minute questions of course will be accepted.

About Kim Haroche:

Kim Haroche is a second generation, Master Pilates Teacher. She began her exploration of Pilates in her late teens under the loving and firm hands of Kathy Grant who personally mentored Kim and invited her to be her assistant and substitute teacher. Kim has the great honor of being one of the only people Kathy ever trained in the art of teaching the intricacies of her work as well as the classical Pilates method. One of the main gifts Kathy passed on to Kim was a deep sense of integrity in teaching the method and relating personally and sensitively to each client.

Since 1979 Kim has been teaching Pilates – her teaching credits include Kathy Grant’s Gym at Henri Bendel in New York City and The Pilates Center in Boulder where she was on staff as a Senior Teacher, Presenter and Tester of The Pilates Center Training Program and Masters Program.

She now guest teaches and offers workshops at different studios internationally as well as a Professional Advanced Training in Nervous System Regulation and Trauma as it relates to Pilates. She enjoys spending time in Nepal, India and Boulder, Colorado. She maintains a private therapy practice combining biodynamic cranial sacral therapy, trauma therapy, body centered psychotherapy, as well as couples therapy based on the PACT method. She continues to teach Pilates teachers out of her home studio in Boulder as well as internationally.