Wunda Chair Teacher Training
A hands-on Wunda Chair workshop in Melbourne, plus online study in upper body anatomy and safe programming — built for instructors who already teach Pilates and want to add Wunda Chair to their repertoire.
Two days in the studio — 24 & 25 October 2026
Both studio days are held at Hurstbridge Pilates and Yoga, Studio 3, 3/70 Commercial Place, Eltham VIC 3095. Online study is self-paced around your face-to-face days.
In the studio, on the chair
Beginner through to advanced Wunda Chair repertoire, taught hands-on in Melbourne over 2 x 8 hour days — Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October 2026.
The knowledge behind the movement
- Upper body bones, joints and muscle review
- Upper limb injuries and guidelines
- Wunda Chair safety
- Initial consultations
- Semi private & group programming
Interest-free payment plans available — spread the cost of your course.
A chair for every client you’ll ever teach
The Wunda Chair is one of the most versatile pieces of apparatus in the studio. Compact enough to fit any space, it can gently support more mature and pregnant clients through seated and standing work — or challenge even the most seasoned Pilates client with demanding whole body integrations. Mastering the chair means you can program safely and creatively for anyone who walks through your studio door.
This module is also part of our Comprehensive Studio qualification. If you’d like it to count toward that qualification, bridging is available →
Not ready to enrol yet?
Leave your details and Tam will be in touch with more information about the Wunda Chair course in Eltham on Sat 24 & Sun 25 October 2026 — plus a reminder before the early bird closes on 9 October. No obligation.
Hurstbridge Pilates and Yoga, Studio 3, 3/70 Commercial Place, Eltham
Bring Wunda Chair to your teaching this spring
Join us in Eltham, Melbourne on Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 October 2026 — $1,100 AUD, or $1,000 if you enrol before Friday 9 October 2026. Interest-free payment plans available. Enrol online or get in touch with any questions first.