Pole Intensive - Camp Coven
Save The Date, October 16-18
We are so thrilled to be offering our summer camp style classes from 2025 in a weekend intensive format focused on heels, theatrics, performance, and technique. So why Camp Coven? The word Coven is derived from convenire which means “to come together”. Camp Coven is an opportunity to grow your skills and, more importantly, connect with your pole community.
This camp will be an all inclusive experience, focusing on heels and sensual movement. The classes are designed for all levels with progressive movements and variations to suit all abilities. With fun social activities, food, and an optional photoshoot, this will be an unforgettable weekend you won’t want to miss!
Tentative Schedule
Friday, October 16, 2026
Photoshoot/Content Creation (optional)
Saturday, October 17, 2026
W.I.T.C.H. - Edgy Choreography
Wizardry - Dynamic Heels Tricks
Snack Break
Spellbound - Spin Pole in Heels
Conjuring - Floor Flow
Dinner & Tarot Reading
Pole Jam & Movie Night
Sunday, October 18, 2026
Breakfast
Creating Magic - ‘Committing to the Bit’ Seminar
Divine Power - Heels Conditioning
Sensual Yoga
Who Can Attend
Camp Coven is open to all pole dancers! Whether you’re a current Embrace student or haven’t had the chance to try our studio yet, this camp is for you.
This camp is not suitable for students who are brand new to pole or have never tried pole in heels before. If you are brand new to pole click HERE to get started.
Our Instructors
Heels classes will be taught by:
Jenna Dahl - @poledahl
Lauren Sarah - @laurensarahpole
Kirsten Carreon - @k.l.carr
All three instructors are professional-level pole competitors, choreographers, and advanced level coaches.
Sensual yoga will be taught by Tess (@starlit.selkie) a certified Yoga Alliance instructor with a focus on sensual movement.
Join the Waitlist!
Final pricing and schedule will be available shortly. In the meantime, you can be first in line to reserve your spot. Space is limited to 12 participants for the best possible experience.
