The journey of a new move from an athlete’s idea to the IPSF Code of Points

A Sport Can Truly Be Valuable When Everyone Competes for the Same Opportunities

What Does It Take to Become an IPSF World Champion? – The Road to the World’s Best

Kateryna Kostrikova, Head Coach of the Ukrainian National Aerial Acrobatics Team, IPSF Head Judge Level 3 and Vice President of the Ukrainian Federation of Pole Sport and Aerial Acrobatics, spoke to Sport.ua about the development of the sport, professional education, Ukraine’s international success and the long-term Olympic ambitions of pole and...

Prague will host the 2026 IPSF World Pole & Aerial Championships from 27 October to 1 November 2026. Tickets and livestream access are now available, giving fans the opportunity to experience the world's leading pole and aerial athletes either in person or from home.

At the IPSF National Qualifier organized by the Hungarian Pole and Aerial Sports Federation (HPASF), champions were crowned across twenty competition categories, and 18 Hungarian athletes secured qualification for the 2026 IPSF World Pole & Aerial Championships, to be held in Prague, Czech Republic, from 27 October to 1 November 2026.

Today, pole sports and aerial arts are among the fastest-growing sports disciplines in the world. While many people still associate them primarily with performance art, they are, in fact, highly demanding competitive sports that require exceptional strength, flexibility, coordination, endurance, and mental resilience. Every movement performed by an...

Today is the final day to secure your Early Bird registration for The Gala of Pole & Aerial Arts – let's celebrate the art of movement together!

We are delighted to share the launch of the Federation's new official YouTube channel!