Enrollment Closes
December 10, 2026Don't just get certified. Get trained to teach with confidence.
Only 5 spots left
You've practiced Pilates for years. You know how it feels to move well, feel strong, and show up differently.
Now you want to teach — but not every Pilates certification prepares you the same way. If you're comparing programs right now, ask yourself one question: when you finish, will you actually feel prepared to stand in front of a client?
You want real training. Not a weekend workshop. Not a modular course you piece together over months. A comprehensive program that prepares you to teach with confidence from day one.
IPPE was built for exactly that.
"Completing a certification and feeling confident working with real clients are not always the same thing."See if you qualify for certification
Only 5 spots left
Every IPPE trainee also receives a Pilates for Pre & Postnatal Certification as part of the program. This expands your scope of practice from day one — giving you the knowledge and confidence to work with prenatal and postnatal clients, one of the most in-demand and underserved populations in Pilates.
Most programs charge separately for this specialization. It is included here because comprehensive training means preparing you for the full range of clients you will actually encounter in your career.
Ariadna Juarez
Co-Founder & CEO, IPPE
Ariadna Juarez is an entrepreneur and the founder of Eras Pilates & Barre, with experience building Pilates studios and wellness brands. As Co-Founder and CEO of IPPE, she brings the vision, business strategy, and real-world industry perspective behind the program, with a focus on preparing instructors to build confident, professional, and sustainable careers in Pilates.
Morgan Markovic, NPCP
Co-Founder & Director of Education, IPPE
With nearly 16 years of teaching experience and more than 1,350 hours of comprehensive Pilates education, Morgan has taught across boutique studios, major fitness brands, private practice, and virtual platforms.
Her teaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that no two bodies are the same, movement heals, and exceptional instructors are built through education, hands-on experience, and confidence.
At IPPE, Morgan brings extensive teacher-training experience and a deeply personal, hands-on approach to preparing each student for a successful career in Pilates.
This is the first IPPE cohort. There will not be another one at this scale with this level of access.
Early trainees work directly with the founder and Master Trainer in a small, focused group. You are not joining a program at scale — you are helping shape what IPPE becomes. That kind of access and attention will not exist at the same level as the program grows.
"Be part of the cohort that starts it all."
What People Have to Say
Financing and payment plans are available. Details are shared on your admissions call after you qualify.
Your Enrollment Includes
No. You need a genuine commitment to learning and a serious interest in building a Pilates career. IPPE is designed to take you from passionate practitioner to qualified, confident instructor. Prior teaching experience is not required, but prior Pilates practice is expected.
You leave with a 500-hour comprehensive certification, a Pilates for Pre & Postnatal Certification, and the practical training to begin teaching professionally. Most graduates go on to teach privately, join studios, build their own client base, or expand an existing fitness or wellness career.
Yes. A comprehensive training is a direct factor in how much and how quickly. Certified instructors with broad apparatus knowledge command higher rates, attract more serious clients, and have more career options than those with limited training.
Because not all programs prepare you equally. Cheaper options often cover fewer apparatus, offer less hands-on time, and leave graduates uncertain in the studio. IPPE is 500 hours across all seven apparatus, with 60 hours of in-person training, Master Trainer mentorship, and a Pre & Postnatal Certification included.
The in-person intensive runs January 21–24 & 29–31, 2027 in Dallas. This is a core part of the program and cannot be skipped. If you have specific scheduling concerns, speak to admissions before applying and we will let you know what flexibility, if any, exists.
Answer a few questions to see if you are a fit for the Dallas cohort. Qualified applicants can then book a 30-minute admissions call with our team.
Only 5 spots left
Takes about 2 minutes · Then schedule your call if you qualify
Complete the short form below. If you are a good fit for IPPE, you will be invited to schedule a 30-minute admissions call — we will walk you through the program, tuition and payment options, and the January Dallas intensive dates.