The Empowered Dancers Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

Tudor Sirbu is the teacher behind Sheffield Bachata Collective, a dance school that puts core values front and centre in its mission to provide quality bachata classes and events. Guided by Inclusivity, Respect and Growth, SBC is committed to actively teaching their values by welcoming and celebrating all dancers, handling inappropriate behaviour with respect and transparency and educating dancers on all aspects of social dancing. In this conversation Tudor shares with us how Bachata Sheffield Collective has developed their values and how embodying these may look in action, both from the perspective of a teacher and also on the social dance floor.

What to expect in this episode:
(01:01) - Trying out salsa and bachata
(03:24) - The inspiration behind Bachata Sheffield Collective 
(04:38) - Sharing expectations regularly from Day 1
(08:01) - What is a safer dance space?
(10:27) - A teacher’s responsibility in lessons
(14:20) - Safer spaces + inclusivity at SBC
(15:37) - Dealing with an inappropriate touch in lessons
(19:22) - A transparent approach to dealing with bad behaviour
(20:57) - A bachata teacher is also an educator, not just a dance teacher
(23:09) - Cross pollinating the dance scene with higher expectations

About Tudor Sirbu
Tudor Sirbu has been an active member of the bachata scene for over 8 years, starting out in Sheffield and Nottingham. He is always looking to improve his skills both as a dancer and teacher through training in the UK and internationally, seeking out people who have inspired him through their perspective on dancing or on their impact on the dance community. After completing his Role Rotation instructor certification, Tudor set up Sheffield Bachata Collective, an exciting new space for lessons and parties in Sheffield.

About Sheffield Bachata Collective
Set up in 2024 by Tudor Sirbu, Sheffield Bachata Collective is a dance school with a difference - before even welcoming its first students through the door, Sheffield Bachata Collective has shared and celebrated its 3 core values that are guiding it right from the start: Inclusivity, Respect, Growth. Through these values it seeks to create a safer dance space that welcomes everyone equally, promotes transparency and accountability within the dance scene and celebrates the differences that make us who we are.

Connect with Tudor Sirbu & Sheffield Bachata Collective
Instagram Sheffield Bachata Collective: https://www.instagram.com/sheffieldbachatacollective/
Instagram Tudor: https://www.instagram.com/tu

About Bobbie Miles:
Bobbie Miles is a social dancer and empowerment coach in the salsa, bachata, and kizomba scene. Dancing is a happy place for Bobbie, as it is for so many. In order to foster safer dance spaces for all dancers, Bobbie is on a mission to promote more accountability and responsibility surrounding boundaries, consent and safety within the community through education and conversations that matter. Bobbie is a coach and advocate for speaking up, boundary setting, and promoting respect in the dance scene. Through The Empowered Dancers Podcast, she promotes transparency, understanding, and accountability and as a coach and public speaker, she focuses on boundary setting and respect in practice, both on and off the dance floor.

Resources:
Download my 5 Top Tips to boost your confidence on any dance night! https://empowereddancers.com/5tips
Practice saying NO on the dance floor: empowereddancers.com/no

Connect with Bobbie Miles
Follow me on Instagram @theempowereddancerspodcast
https://www.instagram.com/theempowereddancerspodcast

Find me on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/bobbiemilesbailadora

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA8pcAq9lXttVf9w9lDb1bQ?sub_confirmation=1

Lynne Joyner started dancing salsa, bachata and kizomba in her 60s and it is safe to say that she has become thoroughly addicted over the last 1.5 years of dancing. Learning new skills, keeping active, making new friends, the SBK scene has become a core part of Lynne’s life and she is thriving. But her confidence is something she has had to learn as Lynne reflects on being an older woman entering a new hobby space, where her age is sometimes something she feels is something she is judged for. We can learn from other people’s experiences as much as our own, and there is a lot to learn from Lynne.

What to expect in this episode:
(00:58) - Aerobics instructor turned salsa dancer
(03:10) - The power of female connection 
(03:56) - Stepping into SBK in her 60s - age is just a number!
(06:05) - An anti-older age experience on the social dance floor
(07:58) - “Dancing with your Nan, cute” !?!?
(13:07) - Ageism is more present in Bachata
(14:46) - How to deal with anti-older age behaviour on the dance floor
(17:40) - Dealing with rejection
(19:11) - If you are older and thinking about salsa, bachata, kizomba - go for it!
(21:09) - We were all beginners once!

About Lynne Joyner
Lynne Joyner is a fitness instructor, personal trainer and runs a small corporate gym and studio. An experienced Aerobics and Zumba instructor, she discovered the world of dancing about a year and a half ago and now it is safe to say Lynne is an SBK addict. All parts of the dance scene, from local lessons to international events, Lynne is is an active part of the community.  Dancing has become her passion and addiction - first salsa, then bachata and kizomba and now tango as well.

Connect with Lynne Joyner
Online: www.lynnejoynerfitness.co.uk
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lynnejoyner

About Bobbie Miles:
Bobbie Miles is a social dancer and empowerment coach in the salsa, bachata, and kizomba scene. Dancing is a happy place for Bobbie, as it is for so many. In order to foster safer dance spaces for all dancers, Bobbie is on a mission to promote more accountability and responsibility surrounding boundaries, consent and safety within the community through education and conversations that matter. Bobbie is a coach and advocate for speaking up, boundary setting, and promoting respect in the dance scene. Through The Empowered Dancers Podcast, she promotes transparency, understanding, and accountability and as a coach and public speaker, she focuses on boundary setting and respect in practice, both on and off the dance floor.

Resources:
Download my 5 Top Tips to boost your confidence on any dance night! https://empowereddancers.com/5tips
Practice saying NO on the dance floor: empowereddancers.com/no

Connect with Bobbie Miles
Follow me on Instagram @theempowereddancerspodcast
https://www.instagram.com/theempowereddancerspodcast

Find me on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/bobbiemilesbailadora

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA8pcAq9lXttVf9w9lDb1bQ?sub_confirmation=1

Meet Lucy Woodham, a lifelong dancer and a seasoned physiotherapist with over a decade of experience in sports and complex rehab. Passionate about the connection between physical and psychological well-being, Lucy is pursuing a master’s in psychology. In this episode, Lucy challenges us to step away from the Western approach to wellbeing of separating physical and mental health and to instead consider integrating the mind and body as part of one whole human. Her research focuses on the connection of brain health, mindfulness, cultural respsect and dancing, and she advocates for recognizing the holistic benefits of dance on both physical and mental health. 

What to expect in this episode:
(00:00) - Introduction.
(0:52) - Dancing as a way to help deafness and balance
(02:48) - The influences of dancing on the brain: The Research
(06:08) - Dancing as a language between people
(08:28) - The Western-centric view of health
(12:58) - Stepping into the culture behind salsa
(18:01) - Active Mindfulness and dancing

About Lucy Woodham:
A lifelong dancer with a decade of experience working as a physiotherapist in sports and complex rehabilitation. She has a deep interest in the link between physical experiences and psychological well-being, which has led her to pursue a master's in psychology. Lucy is passionate about exploring culturally relevant and adaptable means to improve quality of life. She began dancing at the age of two to help with balance issues related to her partial deafness. Over the years, Lucy has trained in various dance styles, including jazz, tap, and salsa, and has taught and performed internationally. She is currently a salsa instructor and is dedicated to integrating her knowledge of physiotherapy and psychology into her practice.

Connect with Lucy Woodham:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lucy.woodham.5

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/life.and.lucy

About Bobbie Miles:
Bobbie Miles is a social dancer and empowerment coach in the salsa, bachata, and kizomba scene. Dancing is a happy place for Bobbie, as it is for so many. In order to foster safer dance spaces for all dancers, Bobbie is on a mission to promote more accountability and responsibility surrounding boundaries, consent and safety within the community through education and conversations that matter. Bobbie is a coach and advocate for speaking up, boundary setting, and promoting respect in the dance scene. Through The Empowered Dancers Podcast, she promotes transparency, understanding, and accountability and as a coach and public speaker, she focuses on boundary setting and respect in practice, both on and off the dance floor.

Resources:
Download my 5 Top Tips to boost your confidence on any dance night! https://empowereddancers.com/5tips
Practice saying NO on the dance floor: empowereddancers.com/no

Connect with Bobbie Miles
Follow me on Instagram @theempowereddancerspodcast
https://www.instagram.com/theempowereddancerspodcast

Find me on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/bobbiemilesbailadora

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA8pcAq9lXttVf9w9lDb1bQ?sub_confirmation=1

Join us for a conversation with the incredible Rasa Pauzaite, a professional salsa and bachata dancer, teacher, and performer! With so many years of experience under her belt, Rasa has so much to share with dancers, she is a treasure trove of knowledge! Rasa the Dancer is a favourite at dance events in the UK and beyond, bringing joy and expertise to every class.

In this episode, we explore the importance of respecting dance levels and boundaries in classes, while also being open to new experiences and trying different styles to keep the joy alive. Rasa also shares her experience of teaching at festivals and the skill of adapting to the group and providing appropriate guidance to benefit students.

What to expect in this episode:
(01:00) - The start dancing for Rasa
(02:15) - Rasa’s online Dance space + being authentic
(07:12) - What is okay to ask in a lesson?
(12:52) - Rasa’s favourite classes to teach at a festival
(14:52) - The Cuban Fury movie experience!
(16:55) - Rasa’s Mission in salsa and bachata
(24:07) - Kizomba - the joy of being a beginner again!

About Rasa Pauzaite
Rasa Pauzaite is a dynamic figure in the dance community, renowned for her expertise and fire in salsa and bachata. As a professional dancer, teacher, and performer, she brings passion and energy to every aspect of her work. Rasa is also a wonderful YouTube personality, hosting the popular channel "Dance with Rasa," where she shares educational dance content and tutorials with her followers. Her website, dancewithrasa.com, is a rich resource for dancers seeking to improve their skills and stay motivated right from their own home.

Connect with Rasa Pauzaite
Website:  https://www.dancewithrasa.com/
Website: www.dancewithrasa.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DancewithRasa/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rasapauzaite/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DanceWithRasa

About Bobbie Miles:
Bobbie Miles is a social dancer and empowerment coach in the salsa, bachata, and kizomba scene. Dancing is a happy place for Bobbie, as it is for so many. In order to foster safer dance spaces for all dancers, Bobbie is on a mission to promote more accountability and responsibility surrounding boundaries, consent and safety within the community through education and conversations that matter. Bobbie is a coach and advocate for speaking up, boundary setting, and promoting respect in the dance scene. Through The Empowered Dancers Podcast, she promotes transparency, understanding, and accountability and as a coach and public speaker, she focuses on boundary setting and respect in practice, both on and off the dance floor.

Resources:
Download my 5 Top Tips to boost your confidence on any dance night! https://empowereddancers.com/5tips
Practice saying NO on the dance floor: empowereddancers.com/no

Connect with Bobbie Miles
Follow me on Instagram @theempowereddancerspodcast
https://www.instagram.com/theempowereddancerspodcast

Find me on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/bobbiemilesbailadora

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA8pcAq9lXttVf9w9lDb1bQ?sub_confirmation=1

We are welcoming back Lea Avrany, an advocate for safer dancing from Switzerland in the bachata scene. The episode  explores the concept of "rotation," where dancers switch roles mid-dance, enhancing connection and inclusivity. Lea and Bobbie share insights on overcoming traditional dance norms to create a more inclusive and empowering dance community.  Lea also discusses her role in creating codes of conduct for dance events, emphasising the importance of understanding both leader and follower roles in dances like bachata to foster empowerment and respect on the dance floor.

What to expect in this episode:
(00:00:00) - Introduction.
(00:01:18) - Personal Experience with Role Switching
(00:07:08) - Energy and Comfort on the Dance Floor
(00:12:01) - Practical Benefits of Rotation
(00:14:47) - Overcoming Misconceptions
(00:20:53) - Handling Opposition and Resistance
(00:24:04) - The Impact of Speaking Up

About Lea Avrany
Lea is a bachata and salsa dancer based in Switzerland. She works with festivals and events to create codes of conduct and action plans and is a wonderful voice in the bachata scene, championing safer spaces and promoting active engagement from the dance community to create a more proactive, supportitve community.

Connect with Lea
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cosmic.bailarina/

About Bobbie Miles:
Bobbie Miles is a social dancer and empowerment coach in the salsa, bachata, and kizomba scene. Dancing is a happy place for Bobbie, as it is for so many. In order to foster safer dance spaces for all dancers, Bobbie is on a mission to promote more accountability and responsibility surrounding boundaries, consent and safety within the community through education and conversations that matter. Bobbie is a coach and advocate for speaking up, boundary setting, and promoting respect in the dance scene. Through The Empowered Dancers Podcast, she promotes transparency, understanding, and accountability and as a coach and public speaker, she focuses on boundary setting and respect in practice, both on and off the dance floor.

Resources:
Download my 5 Top Tips to boost your confidence on any dance night! https://empowereddancers.com/5tips
Practice saying NO on the dance floor: empowereddancers.com/no

Connect with Bobbie Miles
Follow me on Instagram @theempowereddancerspodcast
https://www.instagram.com/theempowereddancerspodcast

Find me on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/bobbiemilesbailadora

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA8pcAq9lXttVf9w9lDb1bQ?sub_confirmation=1

Join us as we dive into the vibrant world of salsa with Déaglán Gibbons, a fellow Irishman and passionate salsa dancer right here in Bristol. Hear how moving from Ireland to England sparked his love for dance, and how salsa helped him connect with a new community. From casual social dancing to totally hooked, Déaglán's journey is inspiring and full of cultural richness. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned dancer, you'll love hearing about his experiences, his dedication to learning, and his respect for the cultural roots of salsa.

What to expect in this episode:
(00:00) - From Ireland to Bristol.
(01:48) - Finding Community through Dance.
(05:16) - COVID Times - Turning Isolation into Opportunity.
(09:31) - Exploring Salsa's Cultural Roots.
(20:35) - Teaching the Next Generation, Transitioning to Instructor.
(25:24) - The Evolving Dynamics of Salsa Dance Roles.

About Deaglán Gibbons
Deaglán is an avid salsa dancer  from Ireland and currently resides in Bristol. His passion for salsa dancing began as a casual interest, which soon transformed into a significant part of his life.  Cultural respect is an important part of Deaglán's approach to salsa, along with a growth mindset and a belief in promoting respect among dancers and the benefits of dancing both roles of leader and follower. 

About Bobbie Miles:
Bobbie Miles is a social dancer and empowerment coach in the salsa, bachata, and kizomba scene. Dancing is a happy place for Bobbie, as it is for so many. In order to foster safer dance spaces for all dancers, Bobbie is on a mission to promote more accountability and responsibility surrounding boundaries, consent and safety within the community through education and conversations that matter. Bobbie is a coach and advocate for speaking up, boundary setting, and promoting respect in the dance scene. Through The Empowered Dancers Podcast, she promotes transparency, understanding, and accountability and as a coach and public speaker, she focuses on boundary setting and respect in practice, both on and off the dance floor.

Resources:
Download my 5 Top Tips to boost your confidence on any dance night! https://empowereddancers.com/5tips
Practice saying NO on the dance floor: empowereddancers.com/no

Connect with Bobbie Miles
Follow me on Instagram @theempowereddancerspodcast
https://www.instagram.com/theempowereddancerspodcast

Find me on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/bobbiemilesbailadora

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA8pcAq9lXttVf9w9lDb1bQ?sub_confirmation=1

Today is all about Codes of Conduct. Join me to go through what a Code of Conduct is, its place in the salsa, bachata and kizomba scene and why it is worth having them across the board at dance events.

What to expect in this episode:
(00:00) - Introduction.
(01:50) - What is a Code of Conduct?
(03:50) - The Purpose of a Code of Conduct 
(05.23) - "Having a bunch of rules isn't going to fix things" 
(06:37) - "You cannot tell people what to do"
(08:38) - "It's common sense, what's the point in having it written down shared?"
(09:48) - Having an expected standard of behaviour makes it so much easier to take action
(11:20) - These things shoudn't be a tick box

About Bobbie Miles:
Bobbie Miles is a social dancer and empowerment coach in the salsa, bachata, and kizomba scene. Dancing is a happy place for Bobbie, as it is for so many. In order to foster safer dance spaces for all dancers, Bobbie is on a mission to promote more accountability and responsibility surrounding boundaries, consent and safety within the community through education and conversations that matter. Bobbie is a coach and advocate for speaking up, boundary setting, and promoting respect in the dance scene. Through The Empowered Dancers Podcast, she promotes transparency, understanding, and accountability and as a coach and public speaker, she focuses on boundary setting and respect in practice, both on and off the dance floor.

Resources:
Download my 5 Top Tips to boost your confidence on any dance night! https://empowereddancers.com/5tips
Practice saying NO on the dance floor: empowereddancers.com/no

Connect with Bobbie Miles
Follow me on Instagram @theempowereddancerspodcast
https://www.instagram.com/theempowereddancerspodcast

Find me on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/bobbiemilesbailadora

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA8pcAq9lXttVf9w9lDb1bQ?sub_confirmation=1

Stellan Jara is one of the longest running salsa teachers in the Bristol area and is very black and white when it comes to dealing with report of inappropriate behaviour. Join us as we explore his story into the salas scene, his commitment to dance etiquette, and his proactive approach to handling sensitive issues on the dance floor.

What to expect in this episode:
(00:00) - Introduction.
(01:44) - Finding Salsa in Mexico.
(02:42) - Starting his own night: Stellan brings technique to Bristol
(04:15) - Dealing with misconduct and inappropriate behaviour
(05:10) - Stellan talks us through an example of dealing with misconduct + connecting with other teachers
(10:25) - How can organisers improve the scene to promote people speaking up?
(18:10) - Dealing with inappropriate sexual behaviour on the dance floor
(23:20) - Reflecting on the improvements in the scene

About Stellan Jara
Stellan is a seasoned salsa and bachata teacher with an impressive background spanning over 17 years of teaching and 23 years of dancing. He discovered his passion for salsa while traveling in Mexico, where he was inspired by the vibrant dance culture and the music of Celia Cruz. Upon returning to Bristol, he immersed himself in the salsa scene, quickly progressing from student to teacher. Stellan is a teacher who actively engages in dealing with inappropriate behaviour at his lessons and parties and encourages other teachers and organisers to actively engage as well to work towards safer dance spaces for everyone.

Connect with Stellan Jara
Website: https://www.salsasouls.co.uk/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/salsa_souls
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stellan.jara/

About Bobbie Miles:
Bobbie Miles is a social dancer and empowerment coach in the salsa, bachata, and kizomba scene. Dancing is a happy place for Bobbie, as it is for so many. In order to foster safer dance spaces for all dancers, Bobbie is on a mission to promote more accountability and responsibility surrounding boundaries, consent and safety within the community through education and conversations that matter. Bobbie is a coach and advocate for speaking up, boundary setting, and promoting respect in the dance scene. Through The Empowered Dancers Podcast, she promotes transparency, understanding, and accountability and as a coach and public speaker, she focuses on boundary setting and respect in practice, both on and off the dance floor.

Resources:
Download my 5 Top Tips to boost your confidence on any dance night! https://empowereddancers.com/5tips
Practice saying NO on the dance floor: empowereddancers.com/no

Connect with Bobbie Miles
Follow me on Instagram @theempowereddancerspodcast
https://www.instagram.com/theempowereddancerspodcast

Find me on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/bobbiemilesbailadora

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA8pcAq9lXttVf9w9lDb1bQ?sub_confirmation=1

Join us for an inspiring episode with Sandra Burdet, a bachata instructor, who believes in a continuous growth journey for herself and her students. Learn about her journey from dance to fitness and back again, and how she integrates these experiences into her holistic coaching practice as well as her bachata teaching.

In this episode, Sandra shares her insights on the importance of giving space to emotions in dancing, the importance of self-acceptance, and how fitness and dance can enhance mental health. Surrounded by a supportive community, including her partner whom she met through dancing, Sandra continues to inspire and motivate others to embrace their own journeys towards health and self-acceptance.

What to expect in this episode:
(00:00:00) - Introduction.
(00:01:39) - From Humble Beginnings, Her Early Life and Struggles.
(00:02:48) - Overcoming Debt and Finding Her Passion.
(00:03:16) - From Wedding Planning to Business Strategy.
(00:06:21) - The Birth of Multi-Six-Figure Success.
(00:12:39) - Advocacy and Inclusivity in Business “A Legacy of Support:”.
(00:15:27) - Bold and Effective Approaches.
(0:19:56) - Finding Support in Fitness and Dance.
(0:20:40) - Embracing Emotions for Holistic Well-Being.

About Sandra Burdet
Sandra is a multifaceted individual based in Switzerland with a deep passion for holistic health, encompassing fitness, yoga, and nutrition. From an early age, she was drawn to dance, starting with street dance at 16. Her journey took a turn towards fitness, where she spent significant time in the gym, becoming a group fitness trainer and later a certified yoga teacher and nutrition coach and bachata teacher.

Connect with Sandra Burdet
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/dancefitnessandyoga/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sandra_dance
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sandra-burdet-2547b726
Website: https://www.sandraburdet.com/

About Bobbie Miles:
Bobbie Miles is a social dancer and empowerment coach in the salsa, bachata, and kizomba scene. Dancing is a happy place for Bobbie, as it is for so many. In order to foster safer dance spaces for all dancers, Bobbie is on a mission to promote more accountability and responsibility surrounding boundaries, consent and safety within the community through education and conversations that matter. Bobbie is a coach and advocate for speaking up, boundary setting, and promoting respect in the dance scene. Through The Empowered Dancers Podcast, she promotes transparency, understanding, and accountability and as a coach and public speaker, she focuses on boundary setting and respect in practice, both on and off the dance floor.

Resources:
Download my 5 Top Tips to boost your confidence on any dance night! https://empowereddancers.com/5tips
Practice saying NO on the dance floor: empowereddancers.com/no

Connect with Bobbie Miles
Follow me on Instagram @theempowereddancerspodcast
https://www.instagram.com/theempowereddancerspodcast

Find me on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/bobbiemilesbailadora

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA8pcAq9lXttVf9w9lDb1bQ?sub_confirmation=1

Discover Lisa's bold, straightforward strategies that can empower you to achieve your dreams. Lisa helps thousands of entrepreneurs worldwide, focusing on passive income and business growth. Her success is also reflected in her recent launches and her advocacy for supportive and inclusive business environments.

Join us as we chat with the incredible Lisa Johnson, a global business strategist and Sunday Times Bestselling author. From overcoming a challenging childhood in social housing to transforming her life from £30,000 in debt to a thriving multi-six-figure entrepreneur in just five years, Lisa's journey is nothing short of inspirational.

What to expect in this episode:
(00:00:00) - Introduction.
(00:01:39) - From humble beginnings to brilliant success.
(00:03:20) - Attending events for the first
(00:06:21) - Growing in confidence, stepping out of the count
(00:08:00)  - Dealing with the 'ick' and setting her boundaries.
(00:10:10) - The important role of bystanders
(00:13:50)  - Choosing your events, say no to bad behaviour
(00:17:00)  - How you feel is valid!
(00:20:15)  - Sadly, some people DO have bad intentions

About Lisa Johnson
Lisa Johnson is a renowned global business strategist and Sunday Times Bestselling author, recognised for her straightforward and supportive approach to business. She has an inspiring personal story, having overcome a challenging childhood in social housing to achieve remarkable success. After accumulating £30,000 in debt, Lisa transformed her life and built a multi-six-figure business within just five years.

Connect with Lisa Johnson
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatstrategyco/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thatstrategyco
                         https://thatstrategyco.com/

About Bobbie Miles:
Bobbie Miles is a social dancer and empowerment coach in the salsa, bachata, and kizomba scene. Dancing is a happy place for Bobbie, as it is for so many. In order to foster safer dance spaces for all dancers, Bobbie is on a mission to promote more accountability and responsibility surrounding boundaries, consent and safety within the community through education and conversations that matter. Bobbie is a coach and advocate for speaking up, boundary setting, and promoting respect in the dance scene. Through The Empowered Dancers Podcast, she promotes transparency, understanding, and accountability and as a coach and public speaker, she focuses on boundary setting and respect in practice, both on and off the dance floor.

Resources:
Download my 5 Top Tips to boost your confidence on any dance night! https://empowereddancers.com/5tips
Practice saying NO on the dance floor: empowereddancers.com/no

Connect with Bobbie Miles
Follow me on Instagram @theempowereddancerspodcast
https://www.instagram.com/theempowereddancerspodcast

Find me on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/bobbiemilesbailadora

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA8pcAq9lXttVf9w9lDb1bQ?sub_confirmation=1