Pilates studio

Did you miss part 1? Read it here. Studio owners! This section is for you. Too often, studio owners only pay themselves for the hours they teach. However, this can be very problematic when building a team. If your team needs clients,...

Can you be "just" an investor in the Pilates industry without being an instructor? Urszula Gurgul from Brzesko proves that it is possible, although her passion for Pilates quickly reassessed her plans. By day, a corporate finance employee, she created a space she was lo...

Before I started teaching Pilates, I was a boutique manager. My contract detailed my salary, vacation time, health benefits, retirement plan, etc., every year. I knew how much my paycheck would be every other Friday. And I knew how I could earn more from commissions. Wh...

Opening a Pilates studio often comes with one barrier: financing equipment. Traditional bank leasing usually requires at least 12 months of business operation, complete financial documentation, and a creditworthiness assessment. For new companies, this can be an almost ...

Did you know that promoting a Pilates studio doesn't have to mean spending a fortune on advertising? Nowadays, social media, especially Facebook and Instagram, are essential for building a local community. Forget about boring price list photos. Focus on storytelling and...

Running a Pilates studio is both rewarding and challenging, especially if you handle everything on your own. I recently completed the course "Time Management for Remote Workers," led by educational designer Anne Parmeter. Although the course is aimed at individuals...

In the world of Pilates, success is not a matter of chance, but of conscious decisions. Meet Klaudia Nordgren from Lumi Pilates Studio – a woman who turned her frustration with the lack of high-quality studios in the area into a thriving network! Here’s a solid business...

Some time ago, we visited Palm Studio Kraków and its founder, Klaudia Wałkowińska. Although Klaudia studied at AWF, she found a more detailed approach to working with people in Pilates and created something more than just a workout space. How to create a studio that...

Last time we met, I discussed seven reasons why your social media isn't helping market your Pilates business. This time, let's talk about what you CAN do to attract new clients and take control of it. After all, after...

You spend hours liking, posting, commenting, and creating content. You watch your follower count grow (or not). You promote your classes, private sessions, and studio, yet you don't see results. Why is it that no matter how much time...