Dancing Pole Biography
Before discovering her passion for pole dancing, Felix was schooled extensively as a dancer firstly in Perth, from the age of 11 until the age of 15, when she moved to London where she continued to study many forms of dance, but predominantly contemporary and classical.
Felix has experience performing with professional contemporary and classical dance companies, working in many different venues including theatres in and around London. Whilst in London she also worked in television and film.
In January 2006, Felix started pole dancing lessons in Perth, WA. In September of that year she won the WA heat of Miss Pole Dance Australia 2006, later that year, she then went on to compete in the National Championships competition in Sydney.
After pole dancing for only 8 months, Felix Cane won the title of Miss Pole Dance Australia 2006.
The rules of Miss Pole Dance Australia state that the winner of the competition cannot enter the following year, so in 2007 Felix was selected as one of the judges to adjudicate the Miss Pole Dance Australia 2007 competition.
During that time, she trained very hard in preparation for the 2008 competition when she would again be allowed to compete. All her training, blood, sweat and tears paid off as Felix again claimed the title of Miss Pole Dance Australia 2008.
Earlier this year (2009), Felix went on to win the EPIC title of Miss Pole Dance World, which was held in Jamaica. Her competitors Jenyne Butterfly of USA was awarded second place, and Britain’s Alesia Vazmitzel claimed third place.
Before discovering her passion for pole dancing, Felix was schooled extensively as a dancer firstly in Perth, from the age of 11 until the age of 15, when she moved to London where she continued to study many forms of dance, but predominantly contemporary and classical.
Felix has experience performing with professional contemporary and classical dance companies, working in many different venues including theatres in and around London. Whilst in London she also worked in television and film.
In January 2006, Felix started pole dancing lessons in Perth, WA. In September of that year she won the WA heat of Miss Pole Dance Australia 2006, later that year, she then went on to compete in the National Championships competition in Sydney.
After pole dancing for only 8 months, Felix Cane won the title of Miss Pole Dance Australia 2006.
The rules of Miss Pole Dance Australia state that the winner of the competition cannot enter the following year, so in 2007 Felix was selected as one of the judges to adjudicate the Miss Pole Dance Australia 2007 competition.
During that time, she trained very hard in preparation for the 2008 competition when she would again be allowed to compete. All her training, blood, sweat and tears paid off as Felix again claimed the title of Miss Pole Dance Australia 2008.
Earlier this year (2009), Felix went on to win the EPIC title of Miss Pole Dance World, which was held in Jamaica. Her competitors Jenyne Butterfly of USA was awarded second place, and Britain’s Alesia Vazmitzel claimed third place.
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