Elizabeth Domazet National Interview with Chanel 9
Australian Pole Championships
Australian Pole Expo
Australian Pole Training Expo 27th-29th September 2014
Elizabeth Domazet was guest instructor at the Australian Pole Festival, which was held on the Gold Coast in October
Congratulations to our Instructor Lydia Wills for winning the Amateur division of the ACT Pole Championships
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Some of Aerial Pole Academy's amazing students and instructors that competed at the ACT Pole Championships
AUSTRALIAN POLE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Aerial Pole Academy is proud to present one of the largest and most prestigious pole championships in the world, the Australian Pole Championships will be held at the Canberra Theatre Centre on October 5th 2013 and it will feature over 50 of our country's best pole dancers as well as 3 time world champion Natalia Tatarintseva and UK pole champion Bendy Kate.
With 49 competitors and 3 guest performers, this is going to be one amazing competition.
Tickets are on sale now through the Canberra Theatre.
With 49 competitors and 3 guest performers, this is going to be one amazing competition.
Tickets are on sale now through the Canberra Theatre.
Aerial Pole Academy is excited to announce that we will be running the first ever
ACT Pole Championships
on October 5th this year
ACT Pole Championships will be held at the Canberra Theatre and tickets are on sale now
Congratulations to Aurora for winning Best Performance & 1st place in the Amateur division at the Australian Pole Championships
IPDFA Instructor course coming to Aerial Pole Academy in January 2013, book your place now through www.polefitnessworld.com.au
Read all about us in the CityNews & HerCanberra
Aerial Pole Academy is now a professional member of the International Pole Dance Fitness Association
Aerial Pole Academy's Director Elizabeth Domazet is a registered instructor with the International Pole Dance Fitness Association
World Pole Sports Championships
On July 20th & 21st the first World Pole Sports Championships was held in London and Aerial Pole Academy's Director Elizabeth Domazet was one of the judges.
The IPSF is an organization for promoting athletic competition in pole sports and uniting pole sports athletes around the world. Its aim is to make pole sports more prominent in the sports community and to get pole sports competitions in major global sporting events such as the World Games and the Olympics.
Below are the results from the inaugural competition.
Women's Single
Gold - Natalia Tatarintseva (Ukraine)
Silver - Alessandra Marchetti (italy)
Bronze - Polina Volchek (Russia)
Men's Single
Gold - Evgeny Greshilov (Russia)
Silver - Guillaume Saunier (France)
Bronze - Kazuya Naka (Japan)
Double's
Gold - Ruth Mansfield and Tiffany Downes (Australia)
Silver - Sarah Scott and Bendy Kate (United Kingdom)
Bronze - Kazuya Naka and Masayo Okamoto (Japan)
The IPSF is an organization for promoting athletic competition in pole sports and uniting pole sports athletes around the world. Its aim is to make pole sports more prominent in the sports community and to get pole sports competitions in major global sporting events such as the World Games and the Olympics.
Below are the results from the inaugural competition.
Women's Single
Gold - Natalia Tatarintseva (Ukraine)
Silver - Alessandra Marchetti (italy)
Bronze - Polina Volchek (Russia)
Men's Single
Gold - Evgeny Greshilov (Russia)
Silver - Guillaume Saunier (France)
Bronze - Kazuya Naka (Japan)
Double's
Gold - Ruth Mansfield and Tiffany Downes (Australia)
Silver - Sarah Scott and Bendy Kate (United Kingdom)
Bronze - Kazuya Naka and Masayo Okamoto (Japan)
