What started as a passion became a career, a business, a competitive journey and a community that has taken me around the world.
I’m a two-time world pole champion, studio owner, coach, instructor and event creator. Over the years, I’ve experienced pole from many different perspectives, from competing on the world stage to coaching, running workshops and creating experiences that bring the community together.
It’s an industry I’ve grown alongside, and one I’m still passionate about contributing to.
Winning world titles in 2015 and 2018 remains a huge achievement for me. But my competitive journey didn’t stop there. In 2024, at 50, I won the NSW Pole Championships.
There’s no need to put a limit on what we can achieve because of our age.
Competition has challenged me, taken me around the world and given me a lifelong appreciation for the skill, artistry and dedication that pole demands.
Whether you’re getting ready for a competition or want one on one support with your pole training, I offer coaching in a few different ways.
Support as you prepare to compete, from someone who has competed and won on the world stage.
One on one time to work on what matters most to you.
Coaching from wherever you are in the world.
For studios and events looking to bring something new to their community.
From competing on the world stage to running workshops, performing and contributing to international events, my career has taken me across the globe and connected me with some of the most influential people in pole.
Over the years, I’ve built a reputation and network that spans countries and communities, shaping not only my own journey but the knowledge and perspective I bring to my work.
I’ve always loved bringing ideas to life, especially when they create opportunities for people to connect and share their passion for pole.
One of my most meaningful projects is Old School Icons, a pole weekender celebrating the pioneers, performers, history and stagecraft that helped shape the industry we know today.
I’m passionate about recognising the people who came before us and keeping their stories alive.
I opened Achieve Pole Studio in Sydney in 2012. Building and running a studio has given me a different perspective on pole: creating a place where people can find community, build confidence and discover a love of movement they might never have expected.
I’m proud of what Achieve has become and the role it continues to play in my life.
After all these years, I’m still excited by what pole can be and where it might go next.
My work continues to take different forms, from workshops and coaching to events, creative projects and collaborations. I’m grateful for the people I’ve met, the experiences I’ve had and the opportunities still ahead.
If you’d like to work together, enquire about workshops or coaching, or explore a collaboration, I’d love to hear from you.