Saturday 20th – Sunday 21st November 2021

APPI’s infamous and beloved 3-day bi-annual Conference will be going virtual this year for the first time ever! I am honoured to join a world class line up for this fantastic event. APPI’s ‘One Goal, One Community’ Conference is all about sharing knowledge between countries and between training schools, and this year the community will be bigger than ever. Join me and this amazing line up in November!

What is APPI Conference? 
‘One Goal. One Community’. Conference is the one place in the world you can come and experience masterclasses from the world’s leading Pilates teacher training companies. This Conference is all about personal growth of the Pilates teacher and as such, all barriers between training bodies are broken down to ensure the focus is on enjoyment, enlightenment and knowledge.

Over the course of the 2 days you will have the choice of 28 different sessions by 22 educators from all over the world.

Catherine Cooper, Advanced Coach & Instructor will be presenting one session across the weekend: Rossiter Stretching Technique, You can learn more about my sessions and how to book tickets on their website!

Head over to APPI Health Group International

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