Tumbling Gymnastics

Tumbling is like gymnastics on turbo! Athletes sprint down a tumbling strip and perform flips, twists, and somersaults in rapid succession. It’s all about speed, power, and perfection, as tumblers string together multiple high-flying skills with seamless transitions. The result? A fast-paced, high-energy routine that leaves the audience in awe!

Apparatus

Tumbling Strip: A long, spring-loaded floor where gymnasts run and tumble, performing consecutive flips and twists at high speed.

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

Emily Schwaiger (formerly Emily Smith) made history as the only Canadian tumbler to medal in back-to-back World Games. She earned bronze at both the 2009 and 2013 World Games.

Jon Schwaiger is the only male Canadian tumbler to have competed in consecutive World Games, representing Canada in 2013 and 2017.

Ashley Speed became the first and only Canadian tumbler to win an individual World Championship medal, earning bronze in 2009. 

Justin Thompson broke new ground for Canada by competing a newly coded skill – the split double layout in transition—becoming the first Canadian to perform this impressive skill.

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Tumbling Gymnastics Senior National Team

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Alberta

Justin Thompson

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Ontario