Small-group sessions rooted in strength, sensuality, and self-expression — hosted at partner studios around the Olympic Peninsula.
UnderTow Flow
Sensual Floor Flow, rooted in modern dance
A grounded, floor-based movement class blending modern dance technique with sensual, expressive flow. Students explore body isolations, weight shifts, and fluid transitions between the floor and standing — building strength, flexibility, and a deeper sense of ease in their own movement. No pole, no rig — just bodies, breath, and floor space.
Format note: no special equipment required beyond mats; works in any open studio floor.
Aerial Reverie
Beginner to Intermediate Aerial Sling & Aerial Hoop
An aerial foundations class introducing students to sling (hammock) and hoop (lyra) work — climbs, wraps, poses, and simple transitions, built progressively for beginner and intermediate students alike. Taught with a strong safety-first approach, drawing on years of professional aerial instruction and performance experience.
Format note: requires rigging points with adequate ceiling height and load rating; equipment and safety mats provided.
Siren's Tease
Creative Burlesque
A playful, expressive class exploring the art of burlesque — character, tease, reveal, and stage presence — built for total beginners as well as performers looking to develop original material. Equal parts choreography and self-discovery, this class emphasizes personal style over any single "correct" way to move.
Format note: standard studio floor, occasional special equipment; costume/prop elements optional and instructor-provided for class use.
Infinite Spiral
Beginner to Intermediate Pole Dance Exploration
An introduction to pole as both an athletic practice and a form of self-expression. Students build strength, control, and confidence through foundational spins, holds, and transitions, in a small-group setting designed for real feedback and real progress. Sessions are capped in size to keep instruction hands-on and safety front and center.
Format note: runs in small groups of 6–10, using portable pole apparatus that sets up in a standard studio space.
Classes are offered in small groups to keep instruction personal and pacing accessible for every level — but that's just the starting point. Larger group sessions, more advanced-level classes, and private one-on-one lessons can all be curated on request, tailored to what a studio's community or an individual student is looking for.
Interested in hosting Siren Movement at your studio/Venue? ~Reach out~ I bring my own equipment, insurance, and a genuine passion for building this kind of space in our community.