FLASH FOXY EDUCATION

Genevive Walker has been climbing for about ten years and with the Shawangunks as her original home crag, trad climbing always had a special place in her heart. Over the years, she combined her love of travel with climbing and experienced different varieties of rock, amazing people, and interesting cultures along the way. Her favorite part of traveling is meeting people from all walks of life and sharing the common passion for travel and climbing. She is a single pitch instructor and rock guide apprentice who has been guiding for six years. As much as she loves guiding, teaching is her passion. Any chance Genevive has to share the skills she learned with others in the community, she will with enthusiasm.

OPENING PARTY DJ

Amanda is a physical therapist, personal trainer, and avid rock climber. She lives in Louisville, KY, and her home crag is the Red River Gorge, where she spends much of her time sport climbing. As a PT, Amanda treats all orthopedic conditions, and she has specialty training in pelvic health physical therapy for all genders, pre and postnatal care, sports injuries, dry needling, as well as vestibular dysfunction and dizziness. Outside of work, Amanda is passionate about exercise and training in all forms. While you can mostly find her bouldering or sport climbing, she also loves dancing, weight lifting, and really anything that makes her move!

YOGA INSTRUCTOR

Carrie Davidson is the founder and owner of Elemental Yoga and Wellness, where she leads a team dedicated to offering transformative yoga classes, yoga therapy, and comprehensive 200- and 300-hour yoga teacher trainings. With a Doctorate in Education and a wide array of credentials, Carrie brings a unique blend of academic knowledge and hands-on expertise to her work.

She is a certified Exercise Physiologist through the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM EP-C) and holds advanced certifications including C-IAYT (Certified Yoga Therapist), E-RYT500 (Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher), and multiple specializations in Exercise is Medicine and Functional Movement.

I find my spark in working with people who have special concerns or conditions.

YOGA INSTRUCTOR

Hi there! My name is Nicolette Knuckles and I have been teaching yoga since 2020. I received my 200 hr certification in Cincinnati, OH/August 2020 through Amber Jean who teaches a style of Ashtanga called Rocket Yoga. I have been practicing yoga since 2017 while going through a severe eye infection that changed my entire outlook of the world. Yoga helped me to change my perception of this adversity when I couldn’t physically change the situation I was in. I love to teach the connection of mind, breath and body and acknowledging the mindfulness between the three. I have taught both online and in different studios in Cincinnati and now here in the Red River Gorge.

My husband, myself and our two fur babies currently live in the RRG on 80 acres and we love to hike trails, take our kayaks out on the water and immerse ourselves in nature when we’re not working. 

Can’t wait to see you on the mat!

MASSAGE THERAPIST

Harmony Robinson graduated at the top of her class from Minneapolis College (MCTC) in November 2024, earning a 3.9 GPA and a certification in medical massage therapy. Her approach to healing is deeply personal—guided by her own journey, she practices as a "wounded healer," bringing empathy, insight, and intention to every session. Harmony blends clinical knowledge with compassionate care, creating a safe and restorative space for clients to heal, recover, and reconnect with their bodies.

Choosing to live most of her adult life without TV or internet, Harmony embraces a slower, more intentional rhythm of life. This mindful way of being informs her therapeutic approach, offering clients a grounded, present, and deeply restorative experience. She blends clinical skill with intuitive care, creating a safe space for true healing.

INDIGENOUS HONORING AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT + SUNDAY WORKSHOP

Briana belongs to the Tugong Clan of the CHamoru People from the Island of Guahan. She is a community organizer, an environmental conservation advocate, educator, the Executive Director of the Urban Native Collective, Co-Founder of the Indigenous Field Guide, and a former board member of the Red River Gorge Climbers Coalition. 

Through her work, Briana has partnered with local, regional, and national partners, environmental conservation agencies, Indigenous-led organizations, athletes, and Tribal Nations and Indigenous communities across Turtle Island and beyond, to advocate and educate on cultural land protection, treaty rights, climate justice, sovereignty and self-determination, as well as health and human rights.

Briana is a mother, an artist, and the first rock climber inducted into the North American Indigenous Athletics Hall of Fame.

CLIMBING ETHICS PRESENTATION

I’m originally from Louisville, KY and I got started climbing at Climb NuLu. Red River Gorge was the one of the first places I climbed outside and it’s held a special place as my home crag. After graduating college in Lexington, I got into the dirtbagging at Miguel’s, where I’ve now spent four seasons climbing, living, and being part of the community. Over the past year, I’ve also worked as a route setter in the Midwest and Utah. I love connecting with others through climbing, and I’m excited to share what I’ve learned along the way.

AMGA Apprentice Rock Guide, AMGA Certified SPI, Wilderness First Responder

AMGA Certified SPI, BSN RN

AMGA Apprentice Rock Guide, AMGA Certified SPI, Wilderness First Responder

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