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She may be modest in demeanor but a powerhouse behind a lens, under hot stage lights and with a mic in her hand. With over ten years of experience, Crystal “CryStylez” Belcher has been recognized for her charismatic and cunning displays of artistry and athleticism on and off the poles. She has produced piercing pieces like “Strange Fruit”, appeared on DJ Diplo’s “Set It Off” music video, danced alongside Snoop Dogg on tour and hosts one of the world’s largest international pole conventions. Not only is she a well-decorated competitive pole dancer, she's a global instructor, choreographer, judge and competition producer since 2010. “CryStylez” thrives on fluidity and showmanship, alongside the thrill of expression and transformation. She aspires to inspire clients to enhance their visions of fitness, performance and/or dance with style! Not only does Crystal work to leave a lasting impression, she aims to share her insight and perspective on how to be more impactful performers to up and coming artists. "It is not just about the tricks and transitions, hyper flexibility and strength moves, it’s about creating moments and evoking emotions." Crystal is a Houston, Texas native and 2006 baccalaureate degree recipient from the School of Communications. As an active member of the Howard community, Crystal served as Bison Cheerleader from 2002-2004 and Cheer Coach from 2005-2009, Women's Intramural Flag Football team, Assistant Intramural Coordinator, Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity, Inc. Alpha Tau Chapter, HUHC 2003 Step Show Coordinator, HUSA 2005 Alumni Networking Coordinator, UGSA 2005 Black College Weekend Step Show Coordinator & HU Texas State Club Historian.
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