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Allan, also known by his stage name, Himeros Morningstar, has been teaching aerials for over 5 years now. In his classes you can expect to leave feeling stronger and sexier than ever! His focus is on providing you with the building blocks to get stronger and more graceful on your apparatus as well as to build every student’s self confidence in and out of the studio!
Karma has danced for over 30 years, training in a wide variety of styles. But their true passion isn’t just about perfecting technique—it’s about breaking down barriers, especially for those who’ve always said, “I can’t dance.” Karma specializes in working with beginners and “dance naysayers,” proving that movement is a language accessible to everyone. From West African to ballet, hip-hop to flamenco, students will find a welcoming, judgement-free space to explore their dancing bodies and connect with others. Join Karma at Pole Revolution and discover the joy of dancing, no matter your experience level.
Carol started her pole journey in 2019 and has grown to enjoy various related dance styles, techniques, and exercises, ranging from basic pole conditioning to Low Flow, Heels, and Acro-Chair (to name a few). Carol loves to be active and values the creative outlet and great community that pole dancing provides. Her goal as an instructor is to provide a safe and accepting environment for all students and to empower them on their individual pole journeys as they gain strength, confidence, and creativity.
Dakota started her aerial journey with pole in February 2022 and has expanded her skills to many other apparatuses including Lyra, hammock, and fly pole. She started teaching in 2023 and aims to create a safe, fun and inclusive space for her students to learn and explore in her classes.
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Ezmeralda has been pole dancing at Pole Rev since July of 2021. She has always been big into fitness but she found herself getting bored with the typical gym setting, so she researched new ways to workout. She saw a girl on Instagram doing pole and it completely captivated her heart. She knew she had to learn how to pole! Her very first class was very memorable, and the main reason she came back. After all these years into it, she found that this pole studio also offers a community, not just pole classes. She became a cleaner and a part of the staff because she was at the studio so often and now, she has worked her way up to be an instructor.
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Devyn has been doing aerials and dancing on and off since she was a kid. She studied choreography and modern dance at Pikes Peak State College. Her style is very free and she tries to incorporate unconventional movements into her routines. She teaches lyra, floorwork, acro chair and sometimes offers a beginner basic heels workshop! She loves creating choreography for showcases and will always offer a group class for them when she can.
Kilie is an eccentric, caring, outgoing individual with a free spirit. While she can be a tad loud in class, it is all in support of her students and their personal journey! Kilie is a patient and empathetic instructor, and focuses on flow and combos on or around your apparatus!
Celia is a passionate dancer and got involved in dance in high school musical theatre and later began exploring movement styles such as pole, aerials, irish, tap, acro, zumba, and yoga. Celia loves teaching because she believes there is a dancer and artist in everyone, and she wants nothing more than to help students find and cultivate it: there are styles of movement to suit each person, and they can be found with encouragement and an open mind for exploration.
Sydney is currently an English professor and a published poet and horror fiction writer. A few years ago, Sydney took her first pole class and instantly fell in love. She leans toward low flow and floorwork, but sometimes, she finds the time to attend a trick’s class! After moving from Florida in November of 2023, Sydney has found a second home at Pole Revolution. Outside of work and class, you can find Sydney reading a horror book, baking vegan goods, or loving her partner.
Ava has been dedicated to aerial arts since March 2023 and is passionate about creating a space where students of all skill levels can explore, grow, and have fun. They believe aerials is more than just movement—it’s an expressive, creative art that taps into the childlike joy of play. Whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to refine your technique, Ava’s teaching approach is adaptable and welcoming, ensuring that everyone feels supported and empowered in their aerial journey.
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Ember has been teaching yoga since 2014 and belly dance since 2007, with a deep focus on musicality and body awareness. She is the creator of Raqs Asana, a unique fusion of yoga and belly dance isolations, designed to cultivate fluid movement and mindful connection. Ember is passionate about fostering an inclusive and supportive learning environment where students of all backgrounds can explore movement with confidence. She loves sharing her knowledge, uplifting others, and helping people discover the joy of embodied expression
Loey has been pole dancing since 2019 and began instructing in 2023. With a passion for musicality and fluidity, she specializes in linking beautiful movements seamlessly. She teaches a unique class that blends Latin dance styles with pole, emphasizing dancing to the beat. Bilingual in English and Spanish, she creates an inclusive and engaging environment for students of all levels. In addition to pole, she has been practicing fly pole for over a year and has explored other aerial disciplines like lyra and silks.
Alexis has been dancing with Pole Revolution since July of 2021. Her dancing background is in hip hop, twerk, pole flow, and ballet. In her classes, she focuses on intuitive movement, choreography, and fostering students’ inherent sensuality.
Kathy is a passionate pole instructor with over 4 years of teaching experience dedicated to helping people feel strong, confident, and connected to their bodies. She’s a certified instructor through the Pole Fitness Alliance. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced poler, her teaching approach combines technique, building a strong foundation and encouragement to create a safe, fun environment where you can thrive.
Esmeray or Kimberlee – It depends on where you know her from. Dancing has been a passion of hers for almost a decade now. Most know her for her flow on the pole throughout the clubs of Colorado Springs. Esmeray’s pole journey started in Hawaii where she had taken her first class. She fell in love with it and proceeded to take a year worth of classes in a little less than two months. Since then, she moved to El Paso, Texas where she first started her dancing career within the clubs. Moving to the Springs in 2022, she began teaching through Pole Revolution in early 2023. That same year brought Esmeray her second baby accompanied by many other life events. She is now back at PR and she is ecstatic to be teaching once more; helping others heal through movement therapy, and unlocking their own personal inner flows. Please come tap into class with her to learn new choreos by ~The Essence of Esmeray
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Corah has been dancing for 8 years now, and it all started with Blues dancing. From there, her love for partner dance took off, leading her to explore a wide range of styles, including Fusion, Smooth Ballroom, Latin, Brazilian Zouk, Country Swing, and West Coast Swing. More recently, she has been diving into the many styles offered at Pole Revolution, where she’s found yet another welcoming and inspiring dance community.
Corah’s introduction to pole dancing happened in 2024, thanks to her dear friend (and now Pole Revolution instructor), Celia. What started as simple curiosity quickly became a passion, and she’s been incredibly grateful for the opportunities to grow as a dancer in this space—especially since joining the PR team as cleaning staff.
Outside of dance, her world revolves around her family and her dogs. When she’s not on the dance floor, you can usually find her teaching middle schoolers, spending time with loved ones, attending a PR class, or heading out to one of the many social dance events that fill her calendar. Dance is a huge part of Corah’s life, and she wouldn’t have it any other way!
