The SAPSF is excited to announce that the National Pole and Aerial Championship will take place on 9 and 10 May 2026 in Gauteng. The venue will be confirmed.
The SAPSF has officially transitioned to the IPSF App for the 2026 season. This upgrade isn’t just about going digital; it’s about empowering our athletes. By moving to an integrated electronic system, we are ensuring a smoother, more intuitive submission process designed to catch errors before they happen—minimizing technical deductions and allowing you to focus entirely on your performance.
Follow the streamlined steps below to secure your spot.
| Step | Action | Key Details |
| 1 | Visit the App | Go to https://ipsf.app. |
| 2 | Sign Up | Create an ATHLETE account. Complete your details and select SAPSF as your federation. |
| 3 | Activate | Click the activation link sent to your email. |
| 4 | Approval | Wait for admin approval (can take up to 48 hours). |
| 5 | Login | Log back into your approved account. |
| 6 | Start Entry | Navigate to the “Athlete’s Area” tab and create a new entry. |
| 7 | Select Event | Choose: South African National Pole and Aerial Championship 2026. |
| 8 | Basic Info | Complete your basic entry information. |
| 9 | Payment | Pay your entry fee directly into the SAPSF bank account. |
| 10 | Submit | Submit your entry on the app. |
| 11 | Confirm | Check for your confirmation email. |
| 12 | Proof | Email your proof of payment to treasurer@polesports.org.za. |
13 MARCH 2026: Your basic entry must be created and paid for. No entries will be accepted after this date.
10 APRIL 2026: Deadline to complete all remaining sections, including uploads.
Electronic Forms: All theme sheets and forms are now completed digitally within the app. No more paper—just pure performance!
You can save your entry as a draft while you finalize your routine! However, ensure all electronic forms and theme sheets—now handled entirely within the app—are fully completed by the 10 April final deadline.
Please ensure the correct amount is paid into the SAPSF account prior to the 13 March 2026 deadline.
| Singles | R600 |
| Doubles | R1000 |
| Groups | R1000 base fee + R150 per person |
All entry fees are non-refundable.
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Email proof of payment to treasurer@polesports.org.za
Please consult and study the relevant code of points documents and scoring system documents for the divisions you enter. Take note of the Mid-Cycle update which should be studied together with all other rules and codes.
*Athletes are responsible for checking the IPSF website for updated material.

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ENTRIES AND PAYMENT OF ENTRY FEES CLOSE
ALL FORMS,ANTI-DOPING CERTIFICATE, MUSIC SUBMISSION VIA THE IPSF APP
IPSF judging rules, regulations and scoring have been carefully created by the IPSF technical committee in conjunction with the pole community, to promote fair and transparent judging.
Elite Sport and Professional Artistic athletes could qualify to represent their country at the IPSF World Pole & Aerial Championships taking place 27 October to 1 November 2026 in Prague, Czech Republic. More than 40 countries are represented at the World Championship.
All Elite Sport and Professional Artistic athletes must complete the free International-Level Athletes Education Program through the Anti-Doping Education and Learning platform (ADEL). For athletes under the age of 12, a parent will be required to complete the course. Once you have completed the course, you will be issued a certificate. All athletes are encouraged to complete the course, but it remains compulsory for Elite Sport and Professional Artistic athletes.
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