FANNI

Professional Journey

Art, dance, and movement have always been an integral part of my life. I began classical ballet at the age of three, later learning jazz and hip hop. As a teenager, I dedicated several years to breakdance, which taught me perseverance and what it takes to grow beyond both physical and mental limitations.

Through Khaita Joyful Dances, I experienced the power of dance as a method of learning cooperation within a group or community. My studies in partner dances—Salsa, Bachata, and Kizomba—opened up yet another dimension, allowing me to explore the male female dynamics.

After completing my bilingual studies, I spent several years traveling with only a backpack. I lived with various families, worked on their projects, and immersed myself deeply in different lifestyles. These experiences have given me a profound appreciation for the richness of individual personalities and cultural diversity.

Coaching Experience

Although I have practiced dance primarily as a hobby and have taught mainly as an assistant instructor, I have spent nearly a decade studying the science of breathing too. Four years ago, I completed my Respira instructor certification, and since then, I have been teaching regular classes, as well as delivering sessions at DanceSport national team trainings and coach education programs.

Coaching Philosophy

I am genuinely impressed by how different movement and breathing qualities influence the mind and the overall attitude of the individual. High-quality movement has a truly powerful effect on every aspect of our lives.

I feel honored to contribute to making this form of development accessible for the next generations—for the benefit of each young individual and our shared future. At Move Dance Sport Academy, I bring together my cross-cultural experiences and my love for dance with deep motivation and dedication.