Our Teachers

Catherine Bradley Como Physie Principal | Junior’s and Ladies

Cathy has been a lifelong member of COMO Physie since she was 3years old.

Cathy has an abundance of experience in competing at Physie at the highest level and has achieved outstanding success in both Teams and Individual Events.

With 9 National Championships under her belt, with 3 of these being awarded the Overall Winner in her age group.

Cathy started teaching at Como in 2017 and loves nothing more than encouraging and building relationships with all her students to bring the best out of them.

Bringing a wealth of knowledge, extreme passion and the ability to finesse the Physie syllabus to all her students and looking forward to another Fun and fabulous year.

Lucy Vaughan - Como Physie Teacher / Juniors and Seniors

Georgia Muriti - Como Physie Teacher, Seniors

Georgia has come from a background in classical ballet, a Physie girl since she was very young.

Cathy Bradburn - Como Physie Petite's Teacher

Cathy's physie journey began when she was just 3 years of age, following in her big sister’s footsteps. She continued until her early 20s when life became busy and took her in a different direction. In 2019, when a move to the Shire sparked a need to find some local friends, she ventured into a Como physie class. Not only did she meet the most amazing bunch of women but it reignited her passion for dance.

A mother of two kids herself, Cathy loves teaching our preschoolers, nurturing their confidence and helping to create a lifelong passion for dance in our littlest members. Cathy has competed at BJP Nationals in Juniors, Seniors and Ladies. She has a background in classical ballet and enjoys lyrical / ballet and jazz classes in addition to physie.

Clair Spicer - Como Physie Petite's Teacher

Clair Como Physie Petities Teacher

My name is Clair and I first started Physie when I was 8 years old. From the start I enjoyed the routines and the challenge of Physie. I love that Physie is a sport that allows you to perform individually but also allows you the opportunity to be a part of a team. It’s the best of both worlds.

There are so many benefits to this dance sport. It provides fitness, flexibility, strength and co-ordination. It also builds confidence and the ability to focus through following instructions and learning set routines. Oh, and it’s fun!

Through my physie journey I have met so many lovely people and have formed many friendships. I enjoy being a part of the Physie community as a competitor, mother of competitors and a teacher of the Como Petites. The feeling of performing and accomplishing a Physie goal is fantastic and I now have the joy of watching younger children enjoy the same thing.