Meet the women who will teach you to fly.

Sue discovered pole in 2012 and fell in love with it instantly. Since then pole has followed her across France, Dubai, London, New York, Cary and now Luxembourg, where she has been teaching at Flirty since 2019.

She brings one of the deepest technical understandings in the team. Years of continuous training and teaching have given her a precise eye for technique, alignment, movement quality and progression. She keeps building on it through workshops, private lessons with internationally recognised pole artists, retreats and flexibility training — and she regularly learns from osteopaths, physiotherapists and sports doctors to understand injury prevention and recovery.

What she loves most is the teaching itself: breaking a movement down and finding the one adjustment that makes it finally click. Pole made her stronger and more fluid, but above all it helped her feel confidently beautiful in her own body. That is what she wants for her students.

Chiara has been teaching at Flirty in Luxembourg for the past year, mainly with intermediate and advanced students. Before moving here she taught pole in Italy for almost two years, after completing her teaching certification there.

She especially enjoys helping students keep developing their skills and understand their movement in more depth: refining a trick, improving technique, building strength or flexibility, and learning how to connect advanced elements into demanding combinations.

She does not believe every group should be taught the same way. She adapts to the students in front of her — their level, goals, preferences and energy that day. Expect to work hard, laugh a lot, and leave proud of what you achieved.

For Nadia, one of the most powerful things about pole is the way it can completely shift how you feel. You can walk into class tired, stressed or low, and leave feeling stronger, happier and more confident.

That transformation is at the heart of how she teaches. She creates a supportive environment where students can explore what their bodies are capable of, progress without unnecessary pressure, and celebrate every step of the journey.

For her, pole is not only about learning new moves. It is about building confidence, discovering strength, feeling connected to a community, and leaving class better than when you arrived.

April began her pole journey with absolutely no dance background and built her strength, coordination, body awareness and confidence entirely from scratch. That gives her a very personal understanding of what it feels like to be a true beginner.

Her teaching is cheerful, patient and strongly focused on fundamentals. She believes solid technique and body awareness create the best foundation for long-term progress, and she likes helping students understand not only what to do, but how and why a movement works.

Her classes suit students who want to learn intelligently, build confidence step by step and develop foundations they can rely on later. Her philosophy is simple: you do not need to arrive already strong, flexible or coordinated. You start where you are, and build from there.