Krista Mauss started doing pole and aerials in 2015 with a focus on pole sport and the athletic side of pole. She started teaching in 2016 at the original Pole Rev and purchased the studio in 2017 and turned it into what it is today with a lot of help from her incredible team. She has now expanded her skills into lyra and hammock and is amazed by the continued growth of the studio and love for aerials.
Dance has always been one of Summer’s favorite forms of self-expression. From a young age, she trained in traditional dance, building a strong foundation in movement and performance. As she matured, she sought a discipline that offered both artistic expression and greater athletic challenge. After taking her first pole dancing class in October 2019, she quickly fell in love with the art form, appreciating its unique blend of strength, athleticism, and creativity.
She is one of the studio’s pole-exclusive instructors, teaching beginner and intermediate classes, as well as Heels and Choreography.
After teaching at Pole Revolution for four years, Summer now serves as the studio manager. She is thrilled to be part of the studio’s ever-growing and supportive community and is passionate about sharing the expressive outlets offered at Pole Revolution with her students.
Beka is the proud mother of eight amazing children and five grandchildren. She has always loved dancing and performing on stage, and since traditional gym workouts were never her preference, dance has become her favorite way to stay active. Throughout her school years, she participated in dance and cheerleading, but later stepped away as life and motherhood took center stage.
A few years ago, a friend invited Beka to a burlesque show, which reignited her passion for dance. Just a couple of months later, they were both enrolled in classes. While preparing her graduation act, she was asked if she practiced pole dancing, and although she hadn’t yet, it had always been a dream. After being introduced to Pole Revolution, Beka signed up immediately and quickly fell in love.
She values the welcoming and inclusive atmosphere at Pole Revolution and strives to create that same sense of acceptance for her students. Her goal is for every student to leave her class having learned something new, feeling more confident, and truly enjoying the experience. She believes everyone deserves the opportunity to dance, connect, and celebrate movement together.
Andrea began as a student at Pole Revolution in August 2021. Since then, she has grown incredibly close to the Pole Rev community, finding a group of friends unlike anywhere else. She values the positive energy, encouragement, and support that make the PR community feel like family.
Andrea has trained in pole, lyra, and silks, with pole dancing being her primary passion. She also enjoys stretching and flexibility training. With a background in cheerleading and gymnastics, she later found artistic expression through her work as a boudoir photographer. This experience deepened her appreciation for movement as art and fueled her passion for body positivity and self-expression across all body types and dance forms.
Leah had never settled on a single sport—until she discovered Pole Revolution. She began as a student in 2020, taking classes nearly every day. In 2021, she started teaching pole, and by 2022 she had expanded to teaching Lyra and Rollerpole.
Her classes focus on helping students feel confident while trying something new in a completely judgment-free environment. Leah strives to make her classes fun and believes that laughter is the best medicine, often incorporating silly, lighthearted moments. She wholeheartedly believes that anyone can succeed in pole and aims to be a cheerleader for every student, every step of the way.
Outside the studio, Leah spends time with her husband and senior dog. She is a certified massage therapist and a certified canine massage therapist. She enjoys watching documentaries, exploring new restaurants, traveling, and trying new experiences.
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.
Ezmeralda has been pole dancing at Pole Revolution since July 2021. While she has always been passionate about fitness, she grew bored with the typical gym routine and began exploring new ways to work out. After seeing a pole dancer on Instagram, she was captivated and knew she had to try it herself. Her first class was unforgettable and kept her coming back.
Over the years, Ezmeralda discovered that Pole Revolution offered more than just pole classes—it was a welcoming community. She became involved as a studio cleaner and staff member due to her frequent presence, and through dedication and passion, she has worked her way up to become an instructor.
Dezi Foxx has been teaching Liquid Motion Floorwork for four years, with a current focus on platform stiletto heel work. She is set to become Liquid Pole Certified in early 2024. Beginning her dance career as a burlesque performer in 2016, Dezi has turned her passion into teaching, leading classes at Peacock Pole Art in Pueblo for over two years, in addition to performing at a local club for a year. She loves helping students build confidence in fluid movement and guiding them toward being performance-ready for the stage
Hannah is passionate about guiding students on their pole journeys and creating a judgment-free, body-positive, self-love environment in her classes. She aims to share her love for pole, its culture, and the incredible capabilities of the human body.
Hannah took her first pole class in January 2019 at Pole Revolution. Since then, she has dedicated herself to expanding her pole skills, even navigating periods of injury recovery. These challenges became a blessing in disguise, allowing her to explore spin and exotic pole combinations, as well as static pole techniques that accommodate various injuries. Students can look forward to Hannah’s infectious energy in every class.
Devan has had an interest in pole dancing and aerial sports for a long time and finally began her journey at Pole Revolution in June 2024. She started with pole and quickly fell in love with both the sport and the supportive community. She expanded into the aerial arts shortly afterwards and her skills now include Lyra, hammock, and aerial loops.
Whether through tricks or flow, Devan is passionate about sharing her love for pole and aerial with others. She’s committed to providing a safe, fun, and supportive environment for students to grow and discover their own styles while learning to feel more comfortable in their bodies.
Mary discovered her passion for pole when she took her first class in 2013. Having grown up participating in competitive Irish dance, she missed the process of training, learning, performing, and striving to master movement. She found a similar sense of fulfillment in learning pole, particularly falling in love with spin pole and focusing on tricks and fluidity.
Her goal is to meet students where they are and help them safely develop pole technique, building confidence, improving fitness, and finding fulfillment in an art that combines strength, stamina, creative expression, and community.
Ember has been teaching yoga since 2014 and belly dance since 2007, with a strong emphasis 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 creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment where students of all backgrounds can explore movement with confidence. She enjoys sharing her knowledge, uplifting others, and helping people discover the joy of embodied expression.
Lucid began working at Pole Revolution in early 2023. With years of experience in performance and circus arts, she helps students get performance-ready or refine their flow. She has been practicing flow arts for 11 years, pole dancing on and off for 9 years, and Lyra for 4 years.
Kathy is a passionate pole instructor with over four years of teaching experience, dedicated to helping students feel strong, confident, and connected to their bodies. She is a certified instructor through the Pole Fitness Alliance. Whether a beginner or an experienced poler, Kathy’s teaching combines solid technique, foundational skill-building, and encouragement to create a safe, fun, and empowering environment.
Her personal journey with pole began 14 years ago, when she fell in love with both the art of pole and the supportive community around it. Pole Revolution has become a true home for her, and teaching remains one of her greatest passions.
In her classes, students can expect personalized instruction, a supportive atmosphere, and a focus on celebrating progress at every skill level. Kathy specializes in foundational skills and skill progression, but above all, she believes that pole fitness is for everyone.
Outside the studio, Kathy enjoys spending time with her kids and dogs and works full time as a certified optician. She invites everyone to come spin, climb, and grow with her.
Kilie is an eccentric, caring, and outgoing instructor with a free spirit. While her energy in class can be a bit loud, it always comes from a place of support and encouragement for her students’ personal journeys. She is patient and empathetic, with a focus on flow and creative combos on or around the apparatus.
Kilie took her first class in 2019 and quickly developed a deep passion for both the artistry and the community at Pole Revolution. She transitioned from student to instructor in August 2024 and now teaches Lyra and Pole classes, offering a variety of options and alternatives to meet students at their own pace.
Outside the studio, Kilie is pursuing a master’s degree in Social Work and continuing her education in Clinical Herbalism.
Ryan is a 32-year-old athlete and instructor who recently moved to Colorado to pursue a return to competitive pairs figure skating after a 10-year retirement, with the goal of qualifying for the 2030 Winter Olympics.
Prior to retiring, she represented United States internationally for six years in figure skating. In addition to her skating background, she has trained extensively in both pole dance and roller skating. More recently, she began combining these disciplines through roller pole and quickly developed a passion for its unique blend of athleticism, artistry, strength, balance, and self-expression.
As an instructor, Ryan is dedicated to creating a fun and supportive environment where students can build confidence, develop new skills, and challenge themselves. Whether students are stepping onto skates for the first time or expanding their movement practice, her goal is to help them grow while enjoying the learning process.
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.
Devyn loves how students have their own flows and how everyone’s style is different and unique in their own special way. Her goal in every class is to help strengthen confidence by providing a supportive, fun and collaborative environment!
Outside of her aerial dance life, she is a mother and daycare teacher. She is also in college working on her dental assistant certificate! She loves hiking in nature and studying herbology and mushroom foraging in her free time. She has also recently picked up roller skating and has had a blast!
Celia is a passionate dancer who first became involved in dance through musical theatre in high school. She later expanded her movement journey by exploring a wide range of styles, including pole, aerials, Irish dance, tap, acro, Zumba, and yoga. Celia loves teaching because she believes there is a dancer and artist in everyone, and she is deeply committed to helping students discover and cultivate that potential through encouragement and open-minded exploration.
Her goal is to share and nurture a love for dance while supporting students in building confidence and improving both mental and physical well-being. Celia strives to create a safe, inclusive space that fosters a sense of belonging and invites everyone to explore movement and creativity.
Outside of the studio, Celia embraces her quirky, nerdy side and enjoys music, crafting, and spending time with her dog, Valkyrie.
Harley was a competitive dancer until the age of 12, but her love for dance has never faded. She began pole in 2022 in North Carolina and, after moving to Colorado in 2024, was warmly welcomed by the Pole Revolution community.
Harley has a passion for bugs and nature, mixology, Halloween and all things spooky, and cooking. She strives to create a space where students can freely explore and express themselves. In her classes, students are encouraged to move in ways that feel good to them, even if that means improvising rather than following choreography. Harley hopes to be an integral part of every student’s pole journey.
Janelle began her dance career at age 22 in Manhattan, Kansas, starting with pole dance. She has been taking classes at Pole Revolution for over two years, during which time she discovered Liquid Motion and recently became certified. Without a prior dance background, she learned that every dancer’s journey is unique, and she views that as a beautiful aspect of the art. Liquid Motion is especially meaningful to her because it allows dancers to understand movement through their own bodies. She is excited to be part of others’ dance journeys and to help them better understand how their bodies move.
Loey has been pole dancing since 2019 and began instructing in 2023. With a passion for musicality and fluidity, she specializes in seamlessly linking movements to create graceful and dynamic routines. She teaches a unique class that blends Latin dance styles with pole, emphasizing dancing to the beat. Bilingual in English and Spanish, Loey fosters 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, including Lyra and silks.
Rosie discovered pole at Pole Revolution four years ago and quickly fell in love with the strength, creativity, and confidence it builds. As a student, she was inspired by the supportive instructors who helped her grow and is passionate about providing that same experience for others.
Outside of the studio, Rosie has spent the past three years working as a dancer in a club, where she developed a strong passion for performance. She brings that energy into her classes, creating a fun and welcoming environment where students can learn, build confidence, and embrace their most authentic selves.
