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Finalists 2010

Sasja Lee, CA

www.youtube.com/user/sasjandkii?feature=mhum

I began my pole dancing adventure 1 1/2 years ago with no athletic or dance background, but with much interest and an open mind. Now in love with this beautiful art form, I have the opportunity to showcase all I have learned, pave the way for so many other women who have grown to love and appreciate this sport, and continue in the quest to enlighten the masses about the power and true meaning of pole dance.

Lindsay Green, AZ

www.youtube.com/user/EmberPoleDance

Lindsay discovered pole dance in 2002, and has been hooked ever since. She enjoys taking part in competitions and has competed in USPDF West Coast Regionals in 2009 and the East meets West pairs division this year. Currently she is teaching pole dance in Phoenix, AZ and continues to open minds to the art and beauty that only our sport can provide.

Shelly Lamb, CA

www.shellyspolestudio.com

Shelly is a late bloomer with a ridiculous passion for dance. She began formal dance training in college at age 25, received a dance scholarship at age 31 and went on to perform professionally. As a certified fitness, dance and pilates instructor Shelly has used her training and experiences to design and teach her own style of pole dancing. She operates her own pole dance company in the San Francisco Bay Area and is the founder and primary choreographer of “Women and Their Poles”, a pole dance/theater showcase in the SF Bay Area.

Tiffany Hayden, CA

www.youtube.com/tiffhayden

The combination of dance and athleticism instantly captivated Tiffany with the physical art of pole dancing. Ambitiously, Tiffany taught herself the art of pole dancing, taking on any new trick she heard of, or could create herself. Tiffany currently is a pole dance instructor and performer in Los Angeles. Tiffany feels the personal serenity brought by the graceful fluidity of the moves, and the positive support she receives from the pole dance community keeps her passionate about the sport.

Amy Guion, CA

www.bespun.com
www.youtube.com/user/smidgeon005


Amy trained for 15 years at a pre-professional ballet school and then decided to pursue her academic interests, graduating with a degree in the natural sciences. Amy has been pole dancing for 3 years at BeSpun in Los Angeles, which she also currently manages. Her other training includes contortion at Kinetic Theory Theatre. Amy competed in the USPDF Amateur 2010 competition in March and will be competing in Pole Art in Stockholm this September.

Chalese Marie Stevens, OR

www.youtube.com/luckygirl1220

I couldn't tell you what I love more, dancing or teaching. I cannot express the love I have for pole. I am able get to know such wonderful people, and I see them in a beautiful stage of self-discovery. I think pole dancing is much more than a type of dance, it makes you feel great and confident in your own skin. The body is the most beautiful piece of art, and dancing is the greatest way to appreciate it.

Stacy Levichev, CA

www.youtube.com/mellestacy
www.poletential.com

Stacy was classically trained as a ballet dancer for 12 years and has been teaching ballet to children and adults for 2 years. She is currently pursuing a neuroscience degree from the University of California, San Diego. Stacy discovered pole dancing about 8 months ago and fell in love with this art form in her very first class. She has been fortunate enough to train extensively under the 2009 USPDF West Coast Champion, Amber Richard.

Melissa Hein, OR

www.youtube.com/ozzypoles

I am originally from Michigan, but now reside in Portland, OR. After I graduated from high school I went to college I eventually got my bachelor’s degree in general studies at the University of Michigan. I don’t have a background in dance or gymnastics but I currently train in yoga and weight lifting, and occasionally belly dance. I also train with Aine and Freya the owners of a local pole studio, the Brassy Butterfly.

Natsha Wang, CA

www.youtube.com/cricketwang

Natasha Wang has been pole dancing six years and currently trains at LA’s Be Spun, The Pole Garage and Kinetic Theory Circus Arts. She began competing in 2009, first at the California Pole Dance Championships and in the USPDF West Coast Regionals. The same year, she started performing in local pole dance showcases such as Medicinal Mondays at Good Hurt, Fly at Shin, and Girl Next Door at King King, where she is one of the principle dancers. In 2010, she won the title of 'Miss Pole-Am' at East Meets West's Tri-Pole Challenge and will also be competing at the California Pole Dance Championships this year.

Celeste Ayers, CA

www.youtube.com/ayersdance1
www.facebook.com/patandcelesteayers

Celeste Ayers is a self-taught dancer who was first introduced to pole in 2006. She began teaching as her passion for the art also became a passion for inspiring other women. Placing 2nd in the EMW Bipolar event, Celeste is also competing in the California Pole Dance Championship 2010. She enjoys performing in hot spots: Fly, Good Hurt, Playboy Mansion. Her husband and 2 sons are excited to be moving to the Newport Beach area to teach for Dance Spot!

Amy Raven, NV

Amy Raven got her wings after seeing a Cirque show. She has always had a love for dance and acro but it was never given to her at a young age. Now 28 she lives in Las Vegas were she teaches yoga, aerial and pole. When she isn’t performing on the strip she loves snowboarding, traveling and chocolate. What she loves about pole dancing is the beauty of individual expression, letting her soul fly. She feels blessed to come meet so many inspiring women.

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