I currently teach at a Bachelor in Contemporary Circus, where I work at the intersection of Contemporary Dance and Acrobatics, specializing in

Soft Acrobatics. My students range across the full spectrum of experience, from complete beginners taking their first steps into acrobatic movement, to advanced students on the verge of entering the professional field.
 

Alongside teaching, my specialization in acrobatics has taken my career into collaborations with choreographers who have worked with artists like Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, and Madonna, among others.
 

Whether someone is just starting out or refining their craft, my approach stays the same: break movement down to its core components, understand why it works, and build from there, not just copy shapes.
 

Soft Acrobatics sits at the core of that approach, training the body to move through acrobatic vocabulary with the same fluidity, intention, and artistry as dance itself. It's an ongoing exploration of the components acrobatic movement is built from, and how they can be reshaped, combined, and applied in new ways.
 

This is what I want to share through these tutorials, not just how to do a trick, but the same methods I use with my students: understanding the movement, breaking it down, and making it work for your own body and style.

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