Leg Pull Back © 2015 J Stacey
Immersion™ Pilates Aquatics™ course. Oct. 27 – 29. Moraga, CA. 18 PMA CECS. 10:00 am – 5:00 pm. Sun – Tues. Following the PMA conference in Monterey. Oct. 23 – 26 Have fun at Booth 9 at PMA and instantly find your centers! Sign up for free sessions at the hotels’ pools by the conference center. Come see the Demos at the pools.
A rare opportunity to study Pilates from Jennifer M. Stacey, MS, 2nd generation Pilates Teachers’ Teacher, in a Small Group and beautiful setting. Learn cues and wisdom from several Master Elder Pilates Teachers. Jennifer, an Exercise Physiologist, Biomechanist, Author has been teaching Pilates worldwide for 30 years. She was lucky to study from Romana Kryzanowska, Kathy Grant, Ron Fletcher, and Eve Gentry (and other Elders).
A fun, exhilarating, challenging way to explore Classic Pilates in, on and By the water. Enhance your teaching and knowledge of Pilates in the Studio and outside. Advance your opportunities to teach Pilates. Teach at retreats, outside, clubs, sports centers, at clients’ pools, spas. “Immediately feel the work in a deep way” “brilliantly energizing”. Space is limited to 6 in Moraga. Sign up early!
“I got a thousand hours of information from the 18 hour IPA™ course.” KP
“With every experience of Immersion™ Pilates Aquatics™ I learn new insights that directly transfer to teaching in the studio. I’m falling in love with Pilates all over again, it’s great!” FS
“I always think of Jennifer as the best teacher I have ever met.”
“Jennifer is a brilliant Teachers’ Teacher.”
“I was amazed by how well Jennifer translated the Classical Pilates exercises to be done in and by the water.”
Come try a class! Jennifer Teaches a fun Immersion™ Pilates Aquatics™ class in Moraga on Fridays at 1 – 2 pm. There may also be occasional Sunday classes.
For information, to register email Jennifer.
info@peakperformancepilates.com https://peakperformancepilates.com/education/immersion-pilates-aquatics/
The Rome and France course will be in 2020. DTBD. Rome flyer: IPARome19flyer
Information packet: IPACert2019
Moraga flyer: IPAMoraga19Octflyer
If you would like to host an IPA™, or Studio Pilates Workshops, contact Jennifer at the above email.
Moraga Course application: IPAcertapplicOct2019
Moraga Course Payment options: $750 with Check, Cash. Credit Card incur cc fees. Square invoice (+3.5% =$26.50), CC Paypal (+4.4% = $33 = $783).
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Rocking © 2015 J Stacey
© 2015 J Stacey
I was lucky to get a chance to experience Jennifer Stacey’s new Pilates in the water. I have been practicing Pilates for close to 30 years, and teaching for 20. Feeling the work in the water was an amazing experience. My body was able to organize around thecentral axis and deeply feel the spinal flexion, extension, twisting and side bending of the work. For some reason the support of the water made it easier to feel the movement originating from the core. I highly recommend this work for anyone at any level to feel the Pilates work as it was intended. – Carol LeMaitre
I had a blast doing Pilates Aquatics™ with Jennifer Stacey! As a Pilates teacher myself, I was amazed by how well Jennifer translated the Classical Pilates exercises to be done in and by the water. Pilates Aquatics enables you to easily feel your core working, and being in the pool is an especially safe way to exercise. This workout is both fun and challenging for beginning to advanced students of Pilates. – Alicia Stone
I worked on the swim board during the retreat in Italy, that was organized by Jennifer Stacey. I think the swim board is an important invention. The Pilates exercises on the swim board were easily adapted to my own capabilities / limitations. During the specific Pilates exercise organized to perform in the water is the upward force your
friend and your challenge. (That was very funny). Great results in a short period of time. After the first class, my neck and shoulders felt connected to the rest of my body. I believe that it is very important that during class we experienced great fun together. And certainly not in the last place, “Pilates on a Pilates Aquatics board™” is a mindful activity. I had to concentrate to keep the board under control and do the exercise properly. So I it was impossible for me ‘during the exercises to make my shopping list in my head. – Pam Garcia
Pilates Aquatics was full of “Aha!” moments for me. Doing Pilates in the water provided a slight shift in physics that allowed me to immediately feel the work in a deep way. The exercises felt very accessible, and working out in a pool setting is brilliantly energizing!
– Lawrence Stone
The Pilates Aquatics™ was an excellent method of doing Pilates. What I found was tha
t, despite the fact I have been doing Pilates for over 12 years, Pilates Aquatics™ requires greater effort to do the simplest Pilates exercises correctly which leads to a deeper level of work for the core muscles. The need for a greater amount of balance due to the board buoyancy seems to exaggerate even the smallest movement, thereby requiring more concentration and doing the exercise correctly. It is an exercise method I would strongly recommend. – Ken Klein
Shirley Archer (Pilates Teacher) wrote an article for IDEA Fitness Journal in May 2017: Water Fitness: The Science behind the Splash. P. 36 – 44. She states several studies. “Experts agree that water fitness is positioned for significant growth owing to changing demographics, improved equipment options and greater public awareness.” “A new era of water fitness is here.” “Mounting research on the benefits of Aquatics Exercise supporting the claim that it helps people of all ages and ability levels.”
2018: Aquatics Exercise had the highest spike growth in exercise
