re:form’s keystone Teacher Training focuses on a functional and integrated approach to the fusion of dance conditioning, Pilates, and yoga. We teach and practice barre fitness as more than a sum of its parts, and encourage our students to develop their teaching skills through this holistic lens. We believe that this is a movement practice for every body.

This 125-hour program, designed in partnership with BECYCLE Berlin, will give students an immersive perspective on what makes a barre class dynamic, engaging, and fun! We’ll examine everything from the anatomical foundation of the exercises in our repertoire to the anatomy of a playlist. You’ll be supported and encouraged to think critically and creatively about how to craft a barre class that reflects your unique values and goals as a teacher, while being methodically prepared to teach this highly adaptable modality responsibly.

Designed to prepare you for teaching from the ground up, this training is appropriate for anyone with an interest in movement, a familiarity with barre, and a sense of curiosity.

Please note that this course (including course materials and corresponding barre classes) is delivered entirely in English. As much of the material (particularly concerning anatomy) is quite technical, English fluency is recommended. 

What You Will Learn:

The re:form philosophy on movement

Engineering an innovative and challenging class

Cueing techniques

Driving your class with music and rhythm

Teaching your class with an anatomical eye

Modifying movements for safety and success

How to deliver an engaging and exceptional barre class

Registration Includes:

re:form’s signature Applied Movement Anatomy course

3 months of unlimited access to re:form’s virtual library of barre classes

Lifetime membership to the re:form Alumni Network

20% discount to a package of credits at any BECYCLE location

Our next Barre Teacher Training begins on March 8, 2025

A maximum of one scholarship per cohort is sponsored by re:form and BECYCLE. In addition, re:form may offer limited financial aid for qualified applicants. Decisions are based on merit of application as well as need. More info here.