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In this episode I meet with Chantill Lopez and James Crader of the Thinking Pilates Podcast to discuss the client-centered approach to training. What happens when we question our own expectations and standards as professionals? What’s possible when we deeply involve the person with the process? We explore all his and more in this episode.
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