Q&A: Rael Reviews the BASI Block System

Watch Rael Isacowitz every week as he answers your Pilates questions.
This week he reviews the BASI Block System in-depth. A must-see for those preparing for Centralized Testing or who would like to review the Block System.
Founded by Rael Isacowitz in 1989, BASI Pilates has a reputation for academic excellence, innovation, and exceptional value. BASI Pilates offers the highest caliber, most comprehensive Pilates Teacher Training Programs available.
The range of programs offers highly respected college-level Pilates teacher training programs that prepare students to teach professionally, and to take the PMA Pilates certification exam.
Click here to view upcoming BASI Pilates Teacher Training Programs: www.basipilates.com/upcoming-...
Click here to subscribe to BASI Pilates KZbin Channel: / basipilates
Learn more about Pilates exercises: www.pilatesinteractive.com
Click here to sign up for the BASI Newsletter:basipilates.us2.list-manage.co...
Get Information about BASI Pilates Mat and Comprehensive Teacher Training Programs: www.basipilates.com/teacher-t...

[@ravenshield8159]

After 12 years of Pilates teaching, I did a BASI pro bridge and discovered the block system: Whaooooo! what a revelation! It is fabulous to be able to build a course for 1 person or 10 respecting the physiology with a complete body work. Rael did a tremendous job with remarkable precision for every exercise, every apparatus and all without departing from the principles and spirit of J. Pilates' method. BASI has become for me THE reference of contemporary Pilates; Nothing is done randomly, all changes from the original exercises make sense and bring better training. Rael Isacowitz must be the son of Joseph Pilates ;-) As I regret not speaking English well, please translate your books and manuals also in French! Philippe France

[@activeflowwithcharlesdeaus4975]

Thank you Rael! 🙏❤️

[@avvasic]

Thank you so much for these videos! Can you please clarify what comes after Arm Work in the BASI Block System? (Leg Work or Full Body Integration II)? I have notes that conflict with each other from our student study guides. (thank you!!)

[@basipilates]

leg work comes after arm work in the BASI block system.

[@avvasic]

@@basipilates thanks so much!!

[@pilatestime7225]

😍👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌸