AERIAL ATHLETICS
AERIAL GYMNASTIC
AERIAL ACROBATIC
WORLD AERIAL POWER ATHLETICS
In 2011, the non-profit public association “European Aerial Power Athletics Union” (EAPAU) was registered and began its activities in the city of Prague, Czech Republic. This was a turning point in the history of world sports, as for the first time the competition acquired official international status. The first European Pole Sports Championships were held by EAPAU in Moscow in 2011. It brought together participants from 11 countries of the European continent. In 2012, the competition was held in Rome, and then in subsequent years 2013-17. in Prague, on the territory of the EAPAU headquarters. In 2014, the winners of national competitions from all countries of the European Union (28 countries) and former Soviet republics took part in the European Championship. The number of participants reached its historical maximum – more than 150 people. By this time, there had also been changes in the structure of EAPAU. In 2014, the world organization WAAPA was created, in 2019 it was renamed GAPAF. Today GAPAF includes 4 continents. New rules will be launched in 2024.
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4 continental unions are opened. EuropeanAPAU - AsianAPAU - Latin AmericanAPAU - AustralianAPAU. Now we can move forward. Aerial Powerlifting (Aerial Gymnastics) is gaining momentum in sports.
Aerial Gymnastics World
# Popularity of Aerial Gymnastics
In recent years, aerial gymnastics has gained wide popularity in many countries around the world. It is actively developing in such areas as:
1- #"Circus Arts": Many circus troupes use aerial gymnastics to create exciting numbers.
2- #"Fitness": Aerial gymnastics has become popular among fitness enthusiasts who want to diversify their workouts.
3- #"DanceSport": This direction is also used in modern dance and choreography, adding elements of acrobatics and expressiveness.
#Types of aerial gymnastics
There are several main types of aerial gymnastics:
1. #"Aerial Silks": Exercises are performed on suspended canvases, which provide ample opportunities to create cascades of movements and effects.
2. #"Aerial Hoop": Used to demonstrate acrobatic tricks and positions, often used in circus performances.
3. #"Aerial Ropes": Allow you to perform various acrobatic elements with an emphasis on balance and control.
4. #"Street art": A combination of acrobatics and street art, where elements such as portals and urban structures are used.
# Benefits and challenges
Aerial gymnastics helps develop strength, flexibility, coordination and self-confidence. However, it also requires strict discipline, constant training and adherence to safety precautions to avoid injury.
# Conclusion
Aerial gymnastics is an exciting and multifaceted art that continues to evolve and attract the attention of millions of people around the world. Every year, the number of those who want to try themselves in this discipline is growing, whether they are professional acrobats or amateurs seeking new challenges.
a creator of new federations and organizer of major events in the world of aerial athletics.
Since 2007, Alexander Zakirov has been a key figure in the development of aerial athletics, having founded and headed the GAPAF federation. His vision and energy have not only created a solid foundation for the sport but also expanded its influence.
Alexander Zakirov is also the founder of the EAPAU and WAAPA federations, demonstrating his commitment to the systematic development and support of athletes at all levels.
His organizational talent is demonstrated by the impressive number of over 1,000 championships of various categories held under his leadership. This demonstrates his vast experience and ability to implement the most ambitious projects, making aerial athletics accessible and spectacular to a wide audience.
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