MAT + ANATOMY

Mat + Anatomy is a Mat Pilates Certification Program that teaches you about all of the Pilates Movement Principles and how they apply to mat pilates exercises as well as the full mat pilates choreography. The program includes a comprehensive anatomy training as well as lectures on Special Populations I and modifications to make pilates accessible for every body.

Whether you want to become an instructor or just deepen your practice, we are excited to welcome you.

  • Program Curriculum

    • 90h Mat Certification Program

    • Comprehensive Anatomy Training

    • Pilates Movement Principles Integrated with Anatomy and Kinesiology

    • Mat Pilates Choreography: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced

    • Special Populations and Modifications

    • Skills for successful programming and teaching

    • Classical Pilates combined with Contemporary Pilates modifications

    • Mentoring Hours

    • Written and Practical Test

Program Details

  • Stay tuned for March, 2025 Mat+Anatomy Training

  • Tuition:

    • Cost: $1099 (Payment plans are available. Contact the studio for more info.)

“Care•To Pilates Mat+Anatomy training was a transformative experience. You will learn the foundational skills for Pilates, anatomy and be practiced and prepared to teach a class. The training prepares you to work with the anatomical differences that you can expect with a variety of clients. Kerttu does an excellent job of guiding students through the program, along with sharing her knowledge as an experienced teacher. Whether you’re brand new to teaching or adding on to other certifications, this training will put you on the right path.”
— Caitlin
“I didn’t want to become a Pilates instructor, I just wanted to know more about Pilates. I signed up for the Mat+Anatomy training so I could do just that. I learned about human anatomy and how it functioned. I learned how our muscles relate to each other and our bone structure. By learning the names of the muscles, I could understand the cueing in class more correctly. I learned to visualize terms such as extension, flexion, protract, retraction as they relate to my body movement. Best of all, when an instructor specifically names the muscle that should be working in a particular series, I am now able to move more correctly. This keeps me from injuring myself. I enjoyed learning how to teach others specific moves, which helped me to learn more completely about the move. This training has helped me move more efficiently and effectively. ”
— Amy