Trampoline Gymnastics

In Trampoline Gymnastics, athletes perform flips and twists, while jumping on a trampoline. It’s not only about going high—it’s about maintaining precision and control while flying through the air. Every routine feels like a gravity-defying dance, making this one of the most thrilling gymnastics disciplines to watch.

Apparatus

Trampoline: Athletes jump on a large trampoline, performing flips and twists at impressive heights.

Committees

TG Technical Committee

Eran Silberg – Chair
Antoine Vallières – Coaching Chair
Sandra Floyd – Judge Chair
Zoe Phaneuf – Athlete Representative
Keegan Soehn – Athlete Representative
Dave Ross – NTA Individual Trampoline
Don Holmes – NTA Tumbling
Rusty Pierce – NTA Double-Mini Trampoline
Trevor Stirling – Member-at-Large
Danni Roy – Member-at-Large
Stewart Gunn – Member-at-Large  

FIG Judge Council
Sandra Floyd – Judge Chair
Cassandra Siwek – East Representative
Pam Kriangkum – West Representative

Events

Technical Documents

Contact

Fun Facts

Trampoline Gymnastics made its Olympic debut in 2000, and Canada has proudly medaled in every Games since, except 2020.

Rosie MacLennan soared into history by becoming Canada’s first-ever Olympic champion in trampoline in 2012. She didn’t stop there—Rosie made waves again in 2016, successfully defending her title and becoming the first trampolinist to win back-to-back Olympic gold medals.

Karen Cockburn is a 4-time Olympian and Canada’s trampoline legend. Her remarkable Olympic record includes two silver and one bronze, making her one of the most decorated trampoline gymnasts in the sport’s Olympic history.

Sophiane Méthot added a new chapter to Canada’s Olympic legacy, capturing bronze in trampoline at the 2024 Paris Games. 

Individual Trampoline, Synchro Trampoline

Alberta

Rachel Tam

Individual Trampoline, Synchro Trampoline

Ontario