Rebekka STuve

My name is Rebekka, and movement has been a central part of my life for more than a decade. I discovered pole in 2014, and since then it has grown into a deep passion for both pole and aerial as forms of training and artistic expression. I started teaching pole in 2020, and have worked as a personal trainer and instructor since 2017.

I have a Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education and Sports and a Master’s degree in Sport and Social Sciences, with a focus on pedagogy. Alongside my academic background, I have several years of experience teaching strength training, yoga, flexibility, pole, aerial hoop, dance and heels.
Through my experience as an instructor, athlete and artist, I have developed a strong interest in how movement can be used not only to build physical strength and skills, but also to develop body awareness, confidence and a deeper connection with ourselves.

I have competed at the Norwegian Championships in pole in 2018, 2019, 2023, 2024 and 2025, and represented Norway at the World Championships in pole in 2023 and aerial hoop in 2024. In 2025, I also had the opportunity to perform as an aerial hoop artist at Melodi Grand Prix.

I love sharing my knowledge of the body, training, movement and dance, and helping others discover how rewarding movement can be on many different levels. For me, training is not only about what the body can achieve, but also about learning to listen to it, build strength and confidence, and become present in the moment. My goal is to help you explore what your body is capable of, while finding joy, freedom and connection in the process.