The national champions of the Hungarian Pole and Aerial Sports Federation had the opportunity to showcase their talent not only on the competition floor, but also in front of the camera. Réti Gerzson surprised our athletes with a truly special gift: a professional photoshoot capturing our outstanding competitors in a series of stunning images.
In 2016, something new was born in the world of pole sport. The International Pole and Aerial Sports Federation (IPSF) introduced Ultra Pole, a unique competition format that brought an entirely new approach to the sport.
There is a truly special opportunity for pole sports and aerial sports athletes, especially those preparing for competitions, that is definitely worth taking advantage of!
Another MRLSZ athlete has had the opportunity to take part in a truly special experience:
A sporting achievement is much more than a medal, a trophy or a ranking.
Pole and aerial sports have undergone tremendous development in recent years. What was once seen by many primarily as a spectacular form of movement has increasingly evolved into a regulated competitive sport, with its own competition system, judge education, coaching requirements, anti-doping rules, and international championships.
We know that there are many requirements to meet during competitions, and the rulebook may seem complex, difficult, or even intimidating at first. But we want to make sure that this does not discourage anyone!
