Daytime he's an IT specialist, while after work he leaves for workout. With only 2 hours training per a week on the pole, he managed to become a pole sport world champion. Not mentioning, he's a genuine cavalier: he's on time and opens the door in front of me. We had an interview with Andrii Kopyniak, the current IPSAF world champion in Budapest, during the IPSAF European Championship.

September 24-25, IPSAF’s (International Pole Sport and Artistic Federation) event for training judges took place in Budapest. What is a course like this about? Where is pole sport headed? Is it entertainment or strict athletics? We picked these questions to pieces with Tamás Katus, the new judge of IPSAF, former chairman of the Hungarian Aerobics Federation.

She has 132k Insta fans and 15k YouTube followers. And featured on probably the best known and most used pole photo ever. Yes, she's Anastasia Skukhtorova! We've just had a little chat with her during her workshops in Budapest.