Studying with physiotherapists, Porsche gained a vast knowledge in the areas of anatomy of movement, injury rehabilitation and corrective exercise therapy. In 2001, after deciding to finally hang her ballet shoes, Porsche moved to Sydney, Australia, where she turned her interest to Pilates and teaching ballet. After studying ballet and contemporary dance at the University of Cape Town, South Africa and at Rambert School of Dance, London, she was accepted into Cape Town City Ballet where she danced as a soloist including principal roles. With a strong background in classical ballet, Porsche commenced her dance studies at the age of five. Once she sets her mind to something there’s nothing that can stop her. Her dedication to perfection is the driving force behind this impressive performer. She has had to forge a place in the industry with quiet determination. With a classic Ballet background, the Pilates teacher owns her own Pilates studio, has exquisite technique and performance skills as well as astonishing flexibility. Despite her own successes in competitions, a number of her students have also reached pinnacles these titles include runner up Amateur division 2006, 2007, winner Amateur 2008 and most recently runner up Amateur division and winner and runner up Intermediate division 2012.Porsche is one of the strongest competitors in any competition. Titles included runner up in nationals IFBB, Exergise and Miss Fitness South Africa. During this time she completed her sports and nutrition sciences diploma, developed a love for teaching and imparting knowledge. Her love for fitness and sports started late in life where she started her competitive career in IFBB Miss Fitness. Now the owner of Ladies Alternative Fitness, a small but highly successful studio in Johannesburg, she is constantly at work developing her signature strength-oriented style of dancing, including the aerial combinations and move transitions that have made her the dancer to beat at both local and international competitions. Having an extensive background in fitness, she had been dancing for just six months when she was named runner up in Miss Pole Dance South Africa 2006 (a spot she retained for the 2008, 20 competitions). Venessa has quickly made a name for herself on the international pole fitness stage, having risen to the top of the South African field in the five short years since she discovered the sport. Equally in 2011 she was the winner of Miss Pole Dance South Africa and reached the semi-finals of the World Pole & Fitness Championships in Budapest. Ģ012 was an incredibly successful year, she placed 5th overall at the World Pole Sports Championships in London (held alongside the 2012 Olympic Games), won the South African Championships, was runner up at Miss Pole Dance South Africa and was named Sports Women of the Year 2012. She has recently been named as a semi-finalist in the prestigious International Pole Championships (IPC) and is a finalist in the Women's International division of the Australian Pole Fitness Championships on the.
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