Pole Sport Championships

CPSAF NATIONAL POLE SPORT CHAMPIONSHIPS


Canada's top athletes will take part in this national event to see who will be crowned the Canadian Pole Sports and Arts Federation Pole Sport Champion 2019 and win a place at the Pole Sports and Arts World Federation World Championships (POSA). The top three athletes from each Competitive category go on to represent Canada against 30 countries at the POSA WORLD Pole Sport Championship 2019 in Finland.

Athletes that do not have a federation or affiliations with the POSA qualify through the CPSAF Championships. Athletes coming from other countries who want to qualify for Worlds have the option to apply for the Open Competitive International Division , as the champion of each category in this division you will qualify for a position at POSA World Championships 2019.

The top ten athletes at POSA Pole Sport World Championships advance to the CSIT World Sports Games!

ALL COMPETITIORS CAN READ THE POSA CODE OF POINTS FOR RULES AND REGULATIONS. The code of points is available in the documents section.


POSA Pole Sport Nationals and Regional Competitions comprises the following Compeittive Catagories categories:
SENIOR COMPETITIVE INDIVIDUAL (18-49 age);
MASTER +40 COMPETITIVE INDIVIDUAL (40-49 age) **;
MASTER +50 COMPETITIVE INDIVIDUAL (+50 age) ***;
SENIOR COMPETITIVE DOUBLES (18-49 age) *;
JUNIOR A COMPETITIVE INDIVIDUAL (10-14 age);
JUNIOR A COMPETITIVE DOUBLES (10-14 age) *;
JUNIOR B COMPETITIVE INDIVIDUAL (15-17 age);
JUNIOR B COMPETITIVE DOUBLES (15-17 age) *;
*Any mix is allowed: 2 males, 2 females or mixed.
** Given the longevity and the skill of many +40 athletes (still competing), the athlete who is aged between 40 and 49, who want to compete in the Senior category, can do it.
The +40 athlete instead, wants to compete in the category reserved for Masters +40, may do it, but with specific restrictions on the selection of difficulty to declare.
This decision, is to avoid, that athletes over 40 with a very good technique, can compete in a category with athletes much lower skill from the technical point of view.
*** Tolerance of 20° for each move of Group A and B (e.g. 20° of tolerance about opening of the legs or body parallel to the floor).


• AMATEURS CATEGORIES (National Only):


SENIOR AMATEURS INDIVIDUAL (18-49 age);
MASTER +40 AMATEURS INDIVIDUAL (40-49 age) ***;
MASTER +50 AMATEURS INDIVIDUAL (+50 age) ****;
SENIOR AMATEURS DOUBLES MIX PAIR (18-49 age) *;
JUNIOR VARSITY MIX (6-9 age) **;
JUNIOR A INDIVIDUAL (10-14 age);
JUNIOR A DUBLES (10-14 age);
JUNIOR B INDIVIDUAL (15-17 age);
JUNIOR B DOUBLES (15-17 age) *;
*Any mix is allowed: 2 males, 2 females or mixed.
**This category is only regional and national and is a mix category: males and females compete together.
*** In the category, Amateurs Individual +40, does not apply the same principle applied in the category +40 competitive: the athlete +40 Amateur, cannot compete in the category Senior Amateur.
**** Tolerance of 20° for each move of Group A and B (e.g. 20° of tolerance about opening of the legs or body parallel to the floor)


TO SEE THE RESULTS FROM OUR 2018 EVENT visit our standings page.

ATHLETES CAN REGISTER IN OUR STORE FOR our 2020 Championships beginning May 1st 2018

FOR A FULL LIST OF RULES AND REGULATIONS as well as to reference the current POSA Code of POINTS visit our documents page.