Anastasiia Hinak (@nasti_hinak) is a dancer, teacher, and one of the key figures behind the development of the Frame Up community in Brno and across Central Europe.

She is the founder of Frame Nation, develops Frame Up Brno through classes and projects, and regularly takes part in workshops and masterclasses in Central Europe.

Her Frame Up competition experience includes: World of Dance Prague 2025 — 4th place (All Styles), World of Dance Bratislava 2025 — 5th place (All Styles), Stage 18+ Prague 2025 — 1st place (Beginners) and 4th place (Pro), and Tsok Tsok Riga — 2nd place in Battles and 4th place in Solo High Heels & Frame Up Pro.

Anastasiia built a strong foundation in rhythmic gymnastics, where she achieved the level of Master of Sports. Later, already in the Czech Republic, while working with the national team, she made a conscious choice in favor of art and devoted herself fully to dance. Later on, Anastasiia continued developing in contemporary and other dance styles, expanding her movement vocabulary and musical range, while Frame Up became her key style. Today, she not only continues her own professional growth, but also actively develops the community around the style, contributing to the popularization of Frame Up in Europe through teaching, projects, classes, and participation in competitions.

Lucie Drozdová is a Frame Up dancer and pole dancer. She has been dancing since the age of 5, when she started in a children’s singing and dance ensemble in Slovakia. Later, she competed in disco dance and art dance, and completed dance studies at a private art school, where she also trained in the basics of ballet, jazz, and folk dance. In addition, she completed the second level of piano studies.

While studying in Brno, she had to leave her dance group. She tried different sports, but artistic expression was missing everywhere. In 2015, she discovered pole dance and immediately began training intensively.

In 2016, she took part in her first pole sport competitions in the amateur category. A year later, she also started teaching pole dance, which automatically moved her into the professional competition category. In the same year, she attended her first Frame Up workshop, and the style immediately caught her attention.

At the Czech Pole Art Championship 2018, she won a gold medal and became one of the leading Czech pole dancers. Later, she also began focusing on Exotic Pole Dance, competing internationally and winning the prestigious Exotic Generation competition in England in 2022. Since 2022, she has also been a certified judge in the IPSF organization. In 2024, she founded the Lucid Dreams project, and in 2026, after a break, she fully returned to training, teaching, and dedicating herself to Frame Up.

As a child, Alena practiced oriental dance for one year, and even that first experience brought her 1st place at an all-Ukrainian competition.

In 2021, she returned to dance and found her style — Frame Up Strip. Within a year, through regular training, acrobatics, and stretching, she reached 1st place at the Ukrainian championship.

In 2022–2023, she taught dance in Brno. After a break of almost two years, she returned in 2025 with a deeper understanding of and love for dance.

She sincerely believes that dance is not about age, but about the desire to feel, move, and stay connected with yourself.

Her credo is: “Success is 99% hard work and only 1% talent.”

My name is Katya. I have been dancing for 14 years, and 7 years ago I discovered Frame Up.

I love the versatility of this style: today we can go into deep lyrical movement, tomorrow into hip-hop energy, and the day after add playful sensuality.

Musicality, clear accents, and signature details are what define me. In class, we study choreography step by step until it feels comfortable and then refine it with quality.

The growth of my students is my biggest motivation. I also bring with me battle wins and prize placements in the Solo Professional category at Ukrainian championships.

Femme Fest UA 2018: 1 place - Strip/Solo/Pro 2 place- Battle, Frame Up UA 2019: 1 place- Battle 4 place- Strip/Solo/Pro, Femme Fest UA 2020: 2 place- Strip/Solo/Pro

Diana is a teacher with many years of experience in the field of movement, with a focus on stretching, yoga, body awareness, Contemporary, and Frame Up.

At the moment, she is a member of the Frame Up team Amanita, specializes in body work through stretching and yoga, building a conscious and safe approach to movement, takes part in the preparation and realization of dance masterclasses and events for the development of the Frame Up scene in Brno within the Frame Up Nation project, and continues her active education by regularly attending masterclasses and online courses.

Diana began her development in rhythmic gymnastics, where she achieved the level of Candidate for Master of Sport. Later, she worked in circus arts as an aerial gymnast, which became an important foundation for the development of her coordination, body control, and physical endurance.

She later continued her development in the dance field, focusing on Contemporary and Frame Up and shaping her own understanding of movement.

Thanks to her additional education in yoga and stretching, Diana builds body work through a deep understanding of anatomy and movement principles. In her practice, she places special emphasis on technique, safety, and the gradual development of physical abilities.