Host a USPDF Regional Competition 2010

USPDF is excited to share the opportunity with studios in the US to host USPDF sanctioned regional competitions in 2010. Hosting a regional competition is a fun way to get pole dancers together, promote your business, and build relationships with local sponsors and advertisers. You can either be the sole studio host, or team up with local studios around to co-host the competition together.

What’s the advantage of hosting a USPDF endorsed competition?

• Promote your studio
• Promote pole dancing in your community
• Using USPDF judges and judging scale
• Winner of competition receives USPDF pro-status
• Permission to use USPDF logo to promote the competition
• The USPDF picks 12 amateur competitors from video submissions

What are some of the requirements?

• Held in a theater or non- exotic club/lounge venue
• Provide secure staging
• Use 2 x poles from credible pole companies such as Platinum Stages or X-Pole
• Poles need to be a minimum of 10ft tall
• Provide professional sound system
• Provide adequate lighting
• Provides seats for judges and guests of event
• Provide competitors with gift bags
• Provide medical attendee
• Provide event insurance
• Offer exclusive presale and discount deals to USPDF members for limited time
• Find sponsors and advertisers that promote USPDF and pole dancing in positive light

Fees

Held in non- nightclub, lounge, bar, restaurant such as a theater venue, conference hall, ballroom, gymnasium:
$3800 plus flight and accommodation for 3 USPDF judges

Held in non-theater venue:
$7500 plus flight and accommodation for 3 USPDF judges

USPDF does not approve of any adult entertainment industry venue to host regional competitions.

How can I apply to become a host  studio?

If you’re  interested to host a competition, please apply by sending us an email. In  subject line put “Regional 2010”
 
In the body  of email please include information about yourself and the studio/s looking to host the competition, what date  you had in mind and location.

Regional competitions has to be at least 600 miles apart, unless USPDF considers a significant amount of time separating the competitions.

Email to: [email protected]