How much does a pilates instructor make?

Hello Ryan,
That would depends on your location (demographics) and your competitors.
I would inquire the prices of other instructors in your area and take an average.

Sincerely,
Michael

My honest answer would be however much they can. Definitely take into consideration the variables that Michael mentioned in his response. However, also consider the type of service you’ll be providing vs. what your competitors are doing.

Here are some questions to consider when determining how you’ll be pricing your services:

– How many years of experience do you have compared to your local competitors?
– What amenities will your clients have access to? (i.e. towel service, changing rooms/showers, personalized take-home workouts, etc.)
– What will you do differently that will make the service you provide unique and valuable compared to other instructors?

Below you’ll find links to some articles you might find useful:

– http://www.ideafit.com/fitness-library/small-group-secrets-pricing-and-p…
– http://www.ideafit.com/fitness-library/pricing-your-services
– http://www.ideafit.com/fitness-library/the-future-of-pilates

Hope my questions and links are helpful. Let me know if you have any other specific questions and I’d be happy to help.

Best of luck!

I agree with the 2 Michaels. It depends on the location, experience, working for you or someone else and the size of the class.

Best,
Harris

/Agree on above.

Depends how you market yourself, your location and competitors.

As a pilates instructor, I would agree with all that has been said, however, I would include the type of training the pilates instructor has taken.

Some pilates instructors only teach mat, others like myself teach mat and all the equipment. Does the pilates instructor have a strong background in anatomy and physiology.

Is he/she teaching a group or teaching on an individual basis.

All the best.