Teachers Representative

Home: Crawley

I am a qualified IBTA teacher, and the IBTA Teachers Representative.

I started teaching the Horsham Bluebelles in 1985 and then the Sussex Supremes in 1989. I still enjoy teaching both teams, and enjoy watching athletes progress from Beginner to Advanced twirlers.

Home: Gosport, Hampshire

I qualified to Judge with the IBTA in 1996 and have since taken further examinations to broaden my scope and knowledge of Baton Twirling.

I started teaching 15 years ago and am fully qualified with both the IBTA and the BBTSA.

I am always keen to listen to advice and the experience of other judges and teachers as I feel we can all learn from each others’ expertise.

I am very open-minded regarding the sport of Baton Twirling and am happy to teach & be taught at seminars, within a Corps and to Judges at Open competitions.

Home: London

I started teaching for the IBTA in 1993, as 1 of 3 teachers within the team I twirled for, the Phoenix Twirlstars. At Phoenix I choreographed both team and solo routines, before going independent in 1996, where I continued to teach individuals only.

I have guest taught for a number of different teams and enjoy working with new teams / individuals. I am available to guest teach upon request.

Home: Paignton

I started out as a member of Paignton Sapphires and 6 years ago, my own teacher encouraged me to pursue my teaching interests. I started helping teach the Paignton Sapphires before successfully passing the IBTA teachers Exams and becoming their full time coach. I have also guest taught for other teams and athletes.

I am happy to teach any aspect of baton as I enjoy doing and teaching it all, as well as still learning from others to gain more experience and knowledge to pass on to the athletes.

Home: North Tipperary, Ireland

Living in North Tipperary in Ireland, I have been involved in baton twirling for over 26 years joining IBTA in 1988. I became a fully qualified IBTA Teacher in 1995, the only Irish teacher to dare to complete the IBTA Teacher Diploma. I have taught Corps in Dublin, Louth, Northern Ireland and various Corps in the UK. Presently I guest teach in Corps when invited. I do not teach on a full time basis, because of where I am living, however I am always available to guest teach and willing to pass on my knowledge and experiences to other teachers or those who would like to begin teaching.

Home: Dublin

I took my first teachers exam in 1996 and have been teaching Ballyfermot Superjettes since 1999.
I enjoy all areas of teaching baton twirling. I especially like teaching beginner twirlers and watching them progress at every training class.

I attend as many seminars as I can and I am always willing to learn from the more experienced teachers to increase my knowledge and teaching skills.

Over the past couple of years I have helped out with the teaching for some of the newer groups and am always available to assist wherever I can.

Home: Dublin

I am a qualified IBTA teacher with over 15 years teaching experience. I started teaching Rainbow Twirlers, but when the club closed I taught the Kilnamanagh Twirlers for 4 years. In May 2006, I set up Diamond Twirlers, a corps formed of some experienced baton twirlers, who I am now working hard with to get ready for their first competition in October 2006.

I am keen to pass my knowledge onto others, and enjoy assisting other teachers and individuals, as well as teaching at seminars. I have guest taught for other corps and individuals in Ireland and am available to guest teach teams and individuals upon request.

Home: Yateley, Hampshire

I have been twirling since 1977, firstly as a member of Fleet Majorettes. As an original Fleet Falcon, I joined when they were first established in 1979. We joined the IBTA in 1981, and I began teaching within the association in 1984. I have since taught a number of corps and individuals, taught at seminars, examined students and have taken all my teaching exams, becoming fully qualified in 1995.

I have continued to teach Fleet Falcons with the assistance of Emily-Jayne Wilde, Sam Barker and Chrissi Hellewell and also teach other individuals within the association, and guest teach for some corps.
I enjoy teaching all aspects of twirling, whether it be individuals, duets, teams or corps, but still like to go along to seminars to learn!

Technical Advisor

Home: Canada

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