Designed for trained Pilates teachers who can justify knowledge of the complete Pilates method, as well as the methodology. The training certificate must include the requirements of the Pilatessuissse Teacher Training Program guidelines.
Pilatessuisse
An association dedicated to the Pilates method
About us
- We are a non-profit association dedicated to the Pilates method. In Switzerland, the name "Pilates" is currently not protected by a patent and therefore anyone can teach Pilates. As a result, there are large differences in the level and quality of education provided. Pilatessuisse is committed and strives to meet the highest quality standards and to defend the integrity and professionalism of the Pilates method. By developing guidelines and quality standards, the federation intends to offer clients as well as aspiring Pilates trainers a choice of Pilates studios and trainers who can offer robust professional Pilates training. Pilatessuisse encourages professional exchange between its members. Through ongoing training, workshops and regular exchanges, the federation aspires to security guarantee, public relations and mutual support. We strive to obtain official recognition of the Pilates method for our members by public authorities, insurance companies and other known bodies.

Overview of accessions

Studio Membership
Studio membership allows individuals who run their own studios and are full members of the Pilatessuisse to make optimal use of the committee and its public occasions for their positioning within the Pilates sector. Studio membership does not entitle you to an additional voting right in addition to full individual membership.
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General Meeting 2026
Our next General meeting will take place on Saturday 21st March from 13h30 until 16h30 at the City Hotel Biel Bienne. Don't forget to register to have access to the meeting and be able to vote. We hope that a large part of our members will be able to participate and give their ideas to evolve.

Contract with QualiCert
We are proud to announce that the we have officially signed a contract with Qualicert. This partnership demonstrates our commitment to maintaining the highest standards.

New website
Our new website is now online. Take a look on it and we are open with suggestions.
Certified members and schools
Frequently asked questions
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Every two years, Pilatessuisse members must provide proof of 40 hours of continuing education, including at least 20 hours of in-person training. The rest may be completed online.
Of these 40 hours, at least 20 hours must be devoted to pure Pilates training (workshops, comprehensive training or private training with a certified Pilates instructor). The rest may be related to anatomy, fascia, breathing or other topics related to Pilates.
Members must also submit a first aid certificate every two years.
Of these 40 hours, at least 20 hours must be devoted to pure Pilates training (workshops, comprehensive training or private training with a certified Pilates instructor). The rest may be related to anatomy, fascia, breathing or other topics related to Pilates.
Members must also submit a first aid certificate every two years.
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