Madison discovered acro in 2018 and was instantly hooked by its invitation to play an outlet where trust, balance, and imagination collide. Since then, she has taught at festivals, performed at Burning Man, and leads weekly beginner classes at her local climbing gym. A lifelong mover and avid climber, she’s drawn to activities that spark curiosity and awaken that childhood sense of wonder, the thrill of being upside down, weightless, in flow.
With a background as a massage therapist and Holistic Health Practitioner, she brings strong body awareness and a thoughtful approach to her teaching—while never losing sight of the joy and laughter that make acro such a uniquely connective practice. She believes movement is a powerful way to connect, with ourselves, with each other, and with community.
For Madison, acro is less about perfection and more about play, finding joy in the process, flipping perspectives, and reminding ourselves not to take gravity (or life) tooth seriously.
Whether upside down, on the wall, or grounded in community, she strives to make movement accessible, joyful, and deeply connecting.