ISSUE 35

Refine Your Craft

This March, we celebrate March Matness with a powerful invitation: Refine Your Craft. We lead with Kristen King from Fluidform Pilates, who is applying the fundamentals to better support teenage clients. Carrie Pages explores what it means to evolve as a teacher without losing depth, John Garey highlights the power of pausing, and Cody Jussell challenges conventional loading approaches - and so much more.

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