MNWEAR EXCLUSIVE | IPSF WORLD POLE & AERIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2026

Three athletes, four World Championship appearances, one dedicated coach, and a Hungarian sportswear brand that has manufactured the official tracksuits for the entire Hungarian national team.

 From October 27 to November 1, 2026, the international pole and aerial sports community will turn its attention to Prague!

The Czech capital will host the 2026 IPSF World Pole & Aerial Championships, where some of the world's most talented athletes will compete across various pole and aerial sports disciplines.

This year's event promises to be particularly exciting for Hungary.

Three athletes from the MN Pole Sports and Aerial Acrobatics Association will represent Hungary in a total of four World Championship events.

Kovács Zoé Alexa, Hajdú Rózsa, and Tankóné Gulyás Edit will have the opportunity to showcase their talent, determination, technical skills, and dedication to their sport on the international stage.

The three athletes are coached by Marosvölgyi Noémi, owner of MNStúdió and MNWEAR, who has guided and supported them throughout their journey to the World Championships.

However, this year's participation is special for another reason.

MNWEAR has manufactured the official tracksuits for the entire Hungarian team competing at the World Championships in Prague.

This represents an important milestone for the Hungarian sportswear brand. MNWEAR is not only sharing and supporting the athletes' stories but is also becoming part of their World Championship journey through its own sportswear creations.

Behind every competitive performance lie years of hard work, countless training sessions, challenges, sacrifices, and perseverance.

Now the moment has arrived for all that dedication to shine on the World Championship stage.

IPSF World Championships 2026 – Among the World's Best

The 2026 IPSF World Pole & Aerial Championships will take place from October 27 to November 1 in Prague, at the Sportovní hala Kbely sports hall.

Within the competition system of the International Pole & Aerial Sports Federation (IPSF), athletes from countries around the world compete in multiple disciplines and age categories.

Physical strength, flexibility, endurance, coordination, technical precision, and artistic expression all play essential roles at the World Championships.

Qualifying for a World Championship is already a remarkable achievement.

Athletes must demonstrate their abilities in qualification competitions while continuously developing their technical and physical skills.

For the MN Pole Sports and Aerial Acrobatics Association, having three athletes represent Hungary in four World Championship events is therefore an especially significant accomplishment.

Meet the MNSE World Championship Team!

Kovács Zoé Alexa – Two Disciplines, Two World Championship Challenges

Pole Sport & Flying Pole Sport

The 2026 World Championships represent a special opportunity for Kovács Zoé Alexa, as she will represent Hungary in two different disciplines.

Pole Sport and Flying Pole Sport share common foundations, yet they require different technical abilities, movement coordination, physical preparation, and competition strategies.

In Pole Sport, athletes perform strength elements, flexibility movements, dynamic combinations, and technically complex skills with extraordinary precision and body control.

Flying Pole Sport introduces an entirely different dimension.

In this discipline, athletes perform their routines on a suspended, moving pole, requiring exceptional body awareness, balance, coordination, strength, and constant adaptation.

Preparing to compete at World Championship level in two different disciplines demands outstanding versatility, concentration, and physical endurance.

Zoé's double World Championship participation is an impressive sporting achievement and an inspiring example of how far young talents can progress through perseverance, consistent effort, and professional support.

When can we cheer for Zoé?

• Thursday, October 29 – 08:50

• Sunday, November 1 – 08:55

Two disciplines. Two World Championship appearances. One determined young Hungarian athlete.

Hajdú Rózsa – Where Strength Meets Perseverance

Pole Sport

Hajdú Rózsa will represent Hungary in Pole Sport at the World Championships in Prague.

From the outside, pole sport may appear to be a sequence of spectacular, elegant, and sometimes almost weightless movements.

In reality, however, it is an extremely demanding sport that requires exceptional physical and technical preparation.

During a competitive routine, athletes must simultaneously demonstrate strength, flexibility, endurance, coordination, and technical precision while maintaining complete control over every movement.

Behind the most spectacular elements lie countless repetitions, carefully structured training sessions, and continuous improvement.

For Rózsa, the World Championships in Prague provide an opportunity to demonstrate internationally everything she has achieved through hard work and dedication.

Qualifying for a World Championship is already a significant sporting accomplishment, but every athlete works toward delivering their best possible performance when it matters most.

When can we cheer for Rózsa?

Saturday, October 31 – 11:00

Tankóné Gulyás Edit – When Sport Becomes Art

Artistic Pole

Tankóné Gulyás Edit will represent Hungary in the Artistic Pole category.

This discipline combines the technical foundations of pole sport with creativity, storytelling, musical expression, and artistic performance.

In Artistic Pole, the difficulty of the elements performed is not the only factor that matters.

Athletes must also communicate emotions, ideas, and stories through movement, transforming their competitive routines into complete artistic performances.

Music, choreography, stage presence, emotional expression, and technical execution all contribute to the overall impact of the performance.

Edit's World Championship appearance therefore represents both a sporting achievement and an opportunity for artistic self-expression.

Creating a successful Artistic Pole routine is a unique process.

Every movement must be technically precise while fitting harmoniously into the overall choreography and its emotional message.

On the World Championship stage, every second counts.

In just a few minutes, athletes must demonstrate the results of months of preparation, creative work, and physical training.

When can we cheer for Edit?

Tuesday, October 27 – 16:50

Edit will be the first of the three MNSE athletes to compete, meaning the team's World Championship journey will begin on the very opening day of the event!

Behind the World Championship Preparation – Marosvölgyi Noémi

Head Coach, Owner of MNStúdió and MNWEAR

Behind every World Championship athlete are not only talent and determination but also professional guidance, carefully structured training, and a supportive environment.

The coach responsible for preparing the three World Championship athletes of the MN Pole Sports and Aerial Acrobatics Association is Marosvölgyi Noémi, owner of MNStúdió and MNWEAR.

Her work brings together three important areas: professional athletic preparation, a close-knit sports community, and a sportswear brand born from a passion for movement.

Through MNStúdió, Noémi provides professional guidance and supports athletes in their technical, physical, and competitive development.

Preparing three athletes for four World Championship events requires careful planning, individual attention, and a thorough understanding of the unique characteristics of each discipline.

Pole Sport, Flying Pole Sport, and Artistic Pole demand different technical and artistic approaches.

While one discipline emphasizes technical precision and strength elements, another focuses on dynamic movement and body control, while the third highlights choreography, creativity, and artistic expression.

A coach must understand these differences and develop training strategies that enable every athlete to achieve their best possible performance.

Three athletes. Four World Championship appearances. One coach. One shared passion.

Competing in Prague represents an important milestone not only for the athletes but also for the communities of MNStúdió, the MN Pole Sports and Aerial Acrobatics Association, and MNWEAR.

Proudly Made by MNWEAR – Official World Championship Tracksuits for the Entire Hungarian Team

The 2026 IPSF World Pole & Aerial Championships mark another special milestone in MNWEAR's history.

The Hungarian sportswear brand has proudly manufactured the official tracksuits for the entire Hungarian team participating in the World Championships in Prague.

This achievement reflects MNWEAR's close connection to the world of pole sports and aerial acrobatics.

Owned by Marosvölgyi Noémi, the brand combines a passion for sport, practical experience, and a deep understanding of athletes' needs.

The World Championship tracksuits feature Hungary's iconic red, white, and green national colors, creating a unified and easily recognizable appearance for the athletes representing their country.

For MNWEAR, it is a special source of pride that Hungarian athletes will appear at such a prestigious international event wearing clothing created by the brand.

This is more than sportswear.

It is a symbol of perseverance, national pride, unity, and the shared journey toward the World Championships.

The connection between the brand and the athletes makes this story even more personal.

Marosvölgyi Noémi is not only the owner of MNWEAR but also the coach preparing the three Hungarian athletes for the World Championships.

Her work brings together professional athletic preparation and sportswear manufacturing in a unique way.

MNWEAR is therefore not simply following the World Championship journey from the sidelines.

MNWEAR is part of the journey itself.

From the training studio to the international competition venue, the same passion for sport connects the athletes, their coach, and the teamwear they proudly represent.

Made by MNWEAR. Worn with pride. For Hungary. 🇭🇺

When Can We Cheer? – The MN Team's World Championship Schedule

It's time to mark your calendars!

Hungarian supporters and international fans will have four opportunities to cheer for MN athletes during the 2026 IPSF World Pole & Aerial Championships.

All times are given in Prague local time, which is the same as Hungarian local time. The schedule is based on the published competition program and may be subject to changes by the organizers.

How Can We Watch the World Championships Online?

There is good news for Hungarian supporters and international fans: the IPSF World Pole & Aerial Championships may also be available to watch through online streaming.

Access to the live broadcast may require purchasing an online ticket or streaming pass.

For the latest broadcasting information, competition schedules, and access details, we recommend visiting the official IPSF World Championship website.

Official website of the 2026 World Championships:

https://ipsfsports.org/en/world-pole-aerial/event/wpac-2026

We recommend joining the live stream at least 10–15 minutes before the scheduled competition time to ensure you don't miss any important moments.

Whether watching at the venue or cheering from home, every word of encouragement matters!

More Than a Competition – Inspiring the Next Generation

Participating in a World Championship is not only an important milestone in the lives of the athletes involved.

It can also inspire children, young people, and adults who are just beginning to discover the world of pole sports and aerial acrobatics.

As these sports continue to develop internationally, more opportunities are emerging to transform a passion for movement into significant sporting achievements and competitive careers.

The story of the MN team demonstrates what can be accomplished through perseverance, professional support, and genuine dedication.

The journey from the first training session to the World Championship stage is a long one.

It requires courage, patience, consistency, and a constant desire to improve.

Every successfully executed element, every challenge overcome, and every training session represents another step toward achieving a dream.

The achievements of Zoé, Rózsa, and Edit show how dedication, ambition, and the right supportive environment can create extraordinary opportunities.

Their story is not simply about competing.

It is also about believing in a goal and working consistently to make it a reality.

Regardless of the final results, qualifying for a World Championship is already an achievement worthy of recognition and celebration.

From October 27 to November 1, let's follow the competitions in Prague together, cheer for the Hungarian athletes, and celebrate every moment of their World Championship journey!

Go Zoé! Go Rózsa! Go Edit!

Go Team MN! Go Hungary! ❤️🤍💚

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