To teach group classes skillfully, an important concept is to correct:

The concept of cueing broad to narrow is an essential teaching strategy in group Pilates classes. This approach allows the instructor to first provide general cues that apply to everyone in the class, addressing the class as a whole, and then progressively narrow down to more specific corrections that pertain to individual students.

By starting with broad cues, instructors can ensure that all participants are aligned in their understanding of the exercise's fundamental principles. As the class progresses, the instructor can focus on more individualized feedback, addressing specific postural or alignment issues for students who may need it. This method provides structure and guides students without overwhelming them with corrections that may not be relevant to everyone at the beginning.

This strategy promotes a positive learning environment and allows students to feel competent as they become more familiar with the exercises before receiving individual corrections. By mastering this cueing approach, instructors can enhance the overall effectiveness of their teaching while fostering a supportive atmosphere for diverse skill levels within the group.