I started my pole journey in 2014, at the time I had just graduated from the Centre for Advanced Training (CAT) at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of music and dance where I spent five years training in Contemporary dance, ballet and creative choreography, before starting intermediate and advanced ballet classes at English National Ballet.

I actually started pole dancing because I had just graduated from dance and gone through a break up and I needed something in life to challenge me and keep me grounded. From my first class, I was hooked. I used to drive from my Tuesday evening ballet class straight to pole and there was something so freeing about going between the two.

In 2014, after 11 months of pole I decided I would take an instructor training course before going to university. I passed my course and headed off to The University of Sussex where I studied Psychology but mainly spent every waking moment in the Pole Society, I was a teacher, performer and Vice-President within the society, helping bring home several pole and dance championship titles in my final year.

My real pole career started in 2018, I was graduating and I got offered my first pole modelling job. From there the performances kept rolling in and by September I was asked to perform at Redbull Music Festival, a show that changed my life.