Miss Rebecca

At four years old, Miss Rebecca entered her very first ballet class and absolutely hated it. She dropped out after a couple of months and tried many other activities, before eventually circling back to dance. She started out with jazz and hip hop, but could not resist adding more styles, including contemporary, tap, acro, musical theatre, open, enrichment, lyrical, and ballet (which she grew to love). She eventually progressed to the advanced levels in all of these genres and competed with the studio for 7 years. Not only did she receive numerous awards, scholarships, and mentions from competition, but she also had the privilege of travelling to Disneyland in 2012 and New York in 2019 to dance with Diversity’s competitive team.

With a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, Miss Rebecca has extensive knowledge in human anatomy and physiology. She is well-versed in topics such as strength & conditioning, sport injury & rehabilitation, nutrition, biomechanics, neurophysiology, exercise prescription, adapted physical activity, and sport & exercise psychology. Outside of the studio, Miss Rebecca works at a sports medicine clinic, aiding clients in their injury recovery and learning lots along the way. She hopes to pursue a career in Physiotherapy in the future.

Miss Rebecca specializes in Acro dance instruction and is certified with Acrobatic Arts, Modules 1 & 2. She has also completed additional training with Acrobatic Arts, including aerial, back handspring, and contortion workshops to further her knowledge of safe acro practices. Miss Rebecca has her Standard First Aid & CPR-C, as well as her Safe Sport certification.

Miss Rebecca is entering her eighth year as an instructor at Diversity Dance and has taught students ranging from ages 2-Adult. Her students’ safety and happiness are of the utmost importance to her, and she hopes to continue to foster an encouraging and fun environment for each student that she has the pleasure of teaching this upcoming season!