The FLW Method is designed for those who want to move and teach with intelligence, confidence, and depth. Rooted in physiotherapy and shaped through years of practice, the FLW Method blends yoga, Pilates, mobility, and functional fitness into a cohesive, embodied system that feels both strong and fluid.
The FLW Method Teacher Training
What is the FLW Method?
Created by physiotherapist and movement coach Luisa Gahn, the FLW Method combines:
Functional strength
Intelligent alignment
Fluid, aesthetic movement
A deep understanding of anatomy and human biomechanics
Unlike traditional teacher trainings, the FLW Method integrates science, strength, and soul — creating movement that is both safe for the body and magnetic in expression.
This training is not about memorising sequences or fitting into a fixed style.
It’s about understanding why movement works, how to guide it, and when to let it flow.
A Teacher Training That Feels Different
This training isn't about memorizing scripts or copying someone else's style. It's about discovering your voice as a teacher and learning to guide with presence, not performance.
You'll walk away knowing how to create flows that feel like you — grounded in technique, elevated in delivery, and magnetic in energy.
Authenticity Over Perfection
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The FLW Method is for:
Movement teachers looking to deepen their foundation
Coaches and practitioners wanting a more embodied approach
Dedicated movers ready to expand into teaching
Anyone drawn to movement that is strong, fluid, and intentional
Previous teaching experience is helpful, but not required.
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Description 09 Feb. - 16 Mar. 2026
Early access offer until 09 Jan. 2026Spots:
Limited to 6 people for personalized guidance and a close group experienceInvestment:
Founding Price: €1,500 (full value €1,800)
Payment Plans: 3 × €520 or 4 × €390 -
Weekly recorded video modules
One 1:1 coaching session per week
WhatsApp support group
3 group practice calls for feedback and connection
Lifetime access to training materials
Ready to Step Into Your Power as a Teacher?
If you feel drawn to this work and want to receive early access details, dates, and updates, you can join the waitlist below.