Hi, I’m Bex

I was dragged, quite literally, to my first pole class and yet my entire life changed with that very first spin. Pole gave me insane levels of confidence and taught me that I can do anything I put my mind to. Now I want to help you to have that same experience.

Teaching, and performing, pole has been my full time job for over a decade and I have had the pleasure of teaching thousands of unique individuals. Being able to invest both in practical, theoretical and hands on learning means I have learnt how to adapt my teaching to the person in front of me! Because we are all different and we learn best when we take that into consideration.

My focus is on helping students who have different body types, neurodivergence, hypermobility or have other struggles that means pole can feel harder. But it doesn’t have to be harder. I promise. Let me show you how.

  • ​Level 2 NVQ Gym Instructor

  • Spin City Beginner and Intermediate Instructor Certified

  • Spin City Anatomy and Physiology

  • Mental Health First Aider Qualified

  • Insured and First Aid Trained

  • Level 4 PDC Dancer

  • Teaching full time since 2013

  • Pole Dancing since 2012

A woman with blue hair performing a pole dance move, hanging upside down with her legs bent and one arm holding the pole, in a black sports bra and shorts.
A woman performing a pole dance on a stage illuminated with green lights, wearing lingerie and high heels, with a floral decoration in the background.
Circus performer doing an aerial act on a pole with a green fog background, audience watching in the dark.
Performer on a pole in a room with an audience watching, some women standing and sitting around, curtains and chandelier in the background, dim lighting, green light effects on the ceiling.