Naori — Instructor Certification Application

Section 01

Personal Information

Full Name

Email Address

Phone Number

City / State / Country

Website or Professional Profile

Optional: website, Instagram, LinkedIn, studio page, or other relevant professional link.

How did you hear about Naori?

Examples: word of mouth, social media, a colleague, the website, or another source.

Section 02

Professional Background

What is your current movement discipline or professional focus?

Examples: Pilates, yoga, barre, strength training, group fitness, dance, somatic movement, mobility, or other movement-based teaching.

How long have you been teaching or working professionally in movement?

Where do you currently teach or work?

Studio, gym, private practice, online, independent work, or other setting.

What certifications, trainings, or professional qualifications do you currently hold?

Do you currently teach private sessions, group classes, or both?

Private Sessions

Group Classes

Both

Approximately how many classes or sessions do you teach per week?

Section 03

Teaching Experience

Who do you primarily teach?

Examples: general population, athletes, women, older adults, postnatal clients, beginners, advanced practitioners, rehabilitation-adjacent clients, or other groups.

What types of classes or sessions do you currently lead?

Do you have experience teaching other instructors or leading trainings?

This is not required for instructor certification, but helps us understand your professional background.

How would you describe your teaching style?

Section 04

Your Interest in Naori

Have you experienced a Naori session?

Yes

What draws you to the Naori method?

What feels different or interesting to you about Naori compared with other movement methods you currently teach or practice?

How do you imagine bringing Naori into your professional work?

Examples: private clients, group classes, studio programming, retreats, workshops, or future partnerships.

Are there specific subjects within Naori that feel especially aligned with your interests?

Examples: fascia, breath, the lymphatic system, nervous system regulation, tissue quality, rhythm, touch, movement quality, or whole-body connection.

Section 05

Certification Availability

Naori instructor certification is currently offered in person in Dallas, Texas.

Are you able to attend in-person training in Dallas?

Yes

Not Yet Sure

Certification includes an initial 4-hour in-person training followed by 3 weekly 2-hour group review sessions. What days or times are generally best for you?

When would you ideally like to begin certification?

Are you applying as an individual instructor, or through a studio or organization?

Individual Instructor

Studio or Organization

Section 06

Professional Fit

Naori is taught as a distinct method, with its own principles, practice, and teaching approach. What does that mean to you as an instructor?

What qualities do you believe are important in an instructor guiding a method like Naori?

Is there anything else you would like us to know about your background, experience, or interest in becoming a certified Naori instructor?

Section 07

Confirmation

By submitting this application, you understand that completion of the application does not guarantee acceptance into certification. Applicants are reviewed based on professional background, teaching experience, availability, and alignment with the Naori method.

Application Received

Thank you for applying to become a certified Naori instructor.

We have received your application and will be in touch as your submission is reviewed.

Naori Instructor Certification Application

Thank you for applying to become a certified Naori instructor.