After a one year hiatus, the much anticipated return of Pogopalooza will be held at Xpogo’s new headquarters in Wilkinsburg, PA at Community Forge. The event will be two days of top notch pogo competition, featuring a revamped park design incorporating the natural street features available at the venue. Additionally we’ll be broadcasting all of the action via live stream to our YouTube channel so any fans who can’t make the pilgrimage don’t miss out. More info coming soon!
Register to Compete!
Want to compete in one (or more!) of the competitions at Pogopalooza? Give us a little information about yourself and sign up here. Registration is required to compete at Pogopalooza. If you simply wish to attend the event as an observer – just show up, the event is free to attend!
Sponsorship Opportunities
The largest pogo event on the planet, Pogopalooza consists of competitions, pogo clinics, world records, expos and more. This World Championship event has captivated fans and drawn in pro athletes from around the world for the past 14 years and offers your brand an opportunity to be a part of one of the most uniquely captivating events in live sports.
The Competitions
Big Air Freestyle
The main competition at Pogopalooza World Championships, Freestyle is an open park run, where athletes will bounce across obstacles, stringing together tricks and lines to impress judges and land a top score.
Tech Freestyle
We’re bring it back for the spring stick lovers out there. An extremely difficult discipline to master, Tech is a precise fast paced run based competition where riders will push the limits of their balance on steel spring pogo sticks.
High Jump
The classic pogo competition where riders are challenged to jump over a higher and higher bar, being eliminated if unsuccessful in three attempts.
Best Trick
Riders go head to head for 30 minutes to throw down the craziest, most innovative single trick they can. After 15 minutes the pool of riders is cut down to ten as the stakes go up.
Highlights from Pogopalooza 2016
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Pogopalooza History
Pogopalooza 2015 World Finals – Philadelphia, PA
Freestyle
- 1st: Dalton Smith – 77.00
- 2nd: Henry Cabelus – 74.02
- 3rd: Michael Mena – 71.17
- 4th: Dmitry Arsenyev – 63.80
- 5th: Nic Patino – 58.80
- 6th: Fred Grzybowski – 56.82
- 7th: Biff Hutchison – 56.23
- 8th: Mike Hughes – 43.72
- 9th: Ryan O’Malley – __.__
- 10th: Tone Staubs – __.__
Best Trick
- Nic Patino – Hungarian
- Henry Cabelus – Aerial Inward Whip
- Biff Hutchison – Wicked Witch Backflip
High Jump
- Biff Hutchison – 10′ 6″
- Dalton Smith – 10′ 6″
- Henry Cabelus – 10′
Pogopalooza 2015 US Open – Jacksonville, FL
Freestyle
- 1st: Dmitry Arsenyev – 85.81
- 2nd: Michael Mena – 85.20
- 3rd: Henry Cabelus – 84.93
- 4th: Biff Hutchison – 84.73
- 5th: Dalton Smith – 84.13
- 6th: Tone Staubs – 83.47
- 7th: Fred Grzybowski – 82.53
- 8th: Mike Hughes – 71.07
- 9th: Russ Kaus – 69.67
- 10th: Nic Patino – 69.40
Best Trick
- Michael Mena – 360 Flip Flop Scissor Kick
- Henry Cabelus – Reverse Double Front Dismount
- Nic Patino – One Hand Superman
High Jump
- Biff Hutchison – 10′ 1/4″
- Dmitry Arsenyev – 10′ 1/4″
- Russ Kaus – 9′ 6″
Pogopalooza 2014: Helsingborg, Sweden
Freestyle
- 1st: xxx
- 2nd: xxx
- 3rd: xxx
- 4th: xxx
- 5th: xxx
- 6th: xxx
- 7th: xxx
- 8th: xxx
- 9th: xxx
- 10th: xxx
Best Trick
- 1st: xxx
- 2nd: xxx
- 3rd: xxx
High Jump
- Biff Hutchison – 9′ 9″
- xxx
- xxx
Pogopalooza 2014: USA. Pittsburgh, PA
Freestyle
- 1st: Dalton Smith – 90.25
- 2nd: Michael Mena – 85.85
- 3rd: Nic Patino – 84.95
- 4th: Biff Hutchison – 75.95
- 5th: Ryan O’Malley – 75.85
- 6th: Henry Cabelus – 73.90
- 7th: Steve Bennett – 68.90
- 8th: Jake Gartland – 68.55
- 9th: Mark Aldridge – 58.25
- 10th: Chadd Deitz – 52
Best Trick
- 1st: Biff Hutchison
- 2nd: Russ Kaus
- 3rd: Steve Bennett
High Jump
- 1st: Dmitry Arsenyev
- 2nd: Jake Gartland
- 3rd: Dalton Smith
Pogopalooza 10 – NYC
Freestyle
- 1st: Biff Hutchison – 83.5
- 2nd: Russ Kaus – 78.7
- 3rd: Dan Mahoney – 77.9
- 4th: Michael Mena – 76.9
- 5th: Dalton Smith – 76.3
- 6th: Dmitry Arsenyev – 75.7
- 7th: Tone Staubs – 74.6
- 8th: Mike Hughes – 68.3
- 9th: Silas Newcomb – 62.7
- 10th: Henry Cabelus – 60.5
Best Trick
- 1st: Dan Mahoney – ULBS late NFCB
- 2nd: Michael Mena – “The Manchild” Leapfrog Wraparound
- 3rd: Russ Kaus – Double 180 Wrap
High Jump
- 1st: Dmitry Arsenyev
- 2nd: Jake Gartland
- 3rd: Dalton Smith
Soon.