Swiss Pole & Aerial Championships 2027
SPAC 2027 will take place as planned. Nothing changes in your preparation: the same regulations as in previous editions will apply.
- No priority for elite athletes: the 180 available places are allocated in the order in which registrations are confirmed. Once all places have been allocated, athletes may join the waiting list.
- Two performances per athlete until 30 days before registration closes. After this deadline, additional performances may be registered if places remain available.
- Early access for member organisations: SPSF member organisations may register their athletes 30 days before registration opens to the public.
- No qualification for the IPSF World Championships: SPAC 2027 is no longer a qualifying event for the IPSF World Championships. Full information is available on this page.
- Recommendation for first-time participation: if you are taking part in a competition for the first time, we recommend starting with a PACA or PAC’Art competition (paca.sport) before registering for SPAC.
The organisation of SPAC 2027 is managed on the Aeriall platform.
You will find:
- registration,
- the Welcome Pack,
- the athletes’ schedule (competition and rehearsals),
- the public schedule,
- ticketing.
May 6–8, 2027, in Geneva
SPAC 2027 deadlines:
- December 1, 2027 – Registration opens
- March 1, 2027, midnight – Registration deadline
- March 12, 2027, midnight – Optional review of costumes, music or form information by the SPSF. Review: CHF 10 per athlete/performance for all files (music/sport costumes/forms), carried out by a member of the SPAC Organising Committee.
- March 31, 2027, midnight – Deadline for compulsory elements forms, the technical bonus form, the artistic form, music and, for Artistic disciplines only, mandatory costume and accessory photos.
Notice regarding coaches
As part of the structured and sustainable development of our disciplines, the SPSF is implementing a system for recognising coach certifications. The aim is to promote safe, consistent and high-quality practice, value coaching by trained individuals and support athletes’ healthy long-term development.
2026 and 2027 constitute an implementation and transition phase: measures relating to certified coaches are applied as recommendations, giving everyone time to obtain information, make arrangements and, if necessary, begin the recognition process.
From 2028, athletes will no longer be able to register for SPAC without the support of an SPSF-certified coach. This development aims to improve the quality of the competition experience, prevent risky situations and continue growing our sports in a spirit of care, responsibility and gradual professionalisation.
➡️ Information on coach recognition