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Art of dance pole dancing instructor Sam Remmer founded the art of dance in 2004 and she has been addicted to pole dancing ever since. Her passion for pole dancing has resulted in many pole dancing achievements and an increased desire to share her love of pole dancing with the world.
Sam is known for her intensive teaching and is renowned for phrases such as 'No Pain, No Gain'. Sam is capable of teaching all sizes, shapes and abilities up to Level 5 of the Pole Dance Community Syllabus. Sam's oldest student to date was just 93 years of age.
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Georgina Gale, or Sue as she is known to most of us, has been with the art of dance since it's inception in 2004. Sue has been teaching Pole dancing, Polesque and Burlesque since 2004 and has helped build the confidence of many students throughout the years. Sue has supported the art of dance throughout and is a highly valued instructor. |
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Emma Thorpe started pole dancing with the art of dance late in 2007 with the University of Plymouth Pole Dancing Club (UPPDC) and was a teaching assistant with us for 6 months before becoming as Art of Dance Pole Dancing Instructor in October 2011.
IN 2007 Emma took the UPPDC to the student union stage for the first time with the intention to showcase the sport and raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign. Emma was an active member of the UPPDC arranging events, classes and socials and constantly pushing to get pole dancing accepted as a mainstream activity.
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