IPSF Apparatus Norms
As part of becoming a recognised sport the International Pole & Aerial Sports Federation is committed to increasing safety and continuity within pole and aerial sports. The IPSF has created a programme of certification that will be developed over the next three years in order to test and improve the safety of equipment required at all IPSF competitions and events.
The document outlines the IPSF Apparatus Norm's for Pole and Aerial Sports. These include both pole, aerial pole, hoop and truss specification for the coming year. Please be advised that all IPSF recognised competitions will be required to use the IPSF Apparatus Norms for all competitions. This includes using the pole, hoop, aerial pole and truss specifications listed. If you have any questions regarding the IPSF Apparatus Norms please contact us.
Specifications for all IPSF recognised competitions for the competitive year 2022. This is an open working document.
IPSF Apparatus Norms 2022_vF.pdf
Adobe Acrobat document [1.3 MB]
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POLE |
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NAME |
CERT NO. |
START DATE |
END DATE |
AREA |
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Sun Pole |
1 |
17.08.19 |
27.10.22 |
GLOBAL |
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Lupit Pole |
2 |
20.11.19 |
27.10.22 |
GLOBAL |
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Levit |
3 |
20.07.22 |
20.07.25 |
GLOBAL |
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HOOP |
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NAME |
CERT NO. |
START DATE |
END DATE |
AREA |
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Circus Concepts |
1 |
07.01.19 |
07.01.2022 |
GLOBAL |
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The Pole |
2 |
02.02.2019 |
02.02.2022 |
GLOBAL |
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X-Pole |
3 |
20.02.2019 |
20.02.2022 |
GLOBAL |
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Circus Pro |
4 |
10.05.2019 |
10.05.2022 |
NATIONAL |
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Lupit |
5 |
04.08.22 |
04.08.25 |
GLOBAL |
| AERIAL POLE | CERT NO. | START DATE | END DATE | AREA |
| SunPole | 1 | 01.01.2023 | 01.01.2026 | GLOBAL |
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