
On the final day of the 39th Trampoline World Championships 2026 in Nanjing, China, the hosts’ hopes of a double victory in the two Olympic trampoline events were dashed:
Although Olympic champion ZHU Xueying secured the much-hoped-for gold for the hosts on women's side in front of Viyaleta BARDZILOUSKAYA (BLR) and Kiko TANAKA (JPN). But on men's side Belarus’s Paris Olympic champion, Ivan LITVINOVICH, relegated both defending Chinese world champion WANG...

Following Guimarães in 2004, the 30th European Trampoline Championships will once again be held in Portugal in 2026. This time, Portimão in the beautiful Algarve region in the south will be the host city from 8 to 12 April for the entire programme – from Olympic large trampoline, plus synchronised trampoline, through to double mini-trampoline and dynamic tumbling and - for the first time at European Championships - also for the U21 juniors!...

The International Gymnastics Federation (WG) has scheduled a total of six World Cup tournaments for trampoline and tumbling in 2026. Following the first event in Baku (AZE; 21–22 February), the schedule continues in March with Alkmaar (NED; 12–14 March), the traditional Nissen Cup in Switzerland in June (26–27 June), and in the second half of the year: Coimbra (POR; 4–5 July), Riccione (ITA; 3–4 October) and finally Cottbus (GER; 17–18 October)
The 2026 World Cup series kicked...

At the 38th Trampoline World Championships 2025 in Pamplona (ESP), Chinese athletes dominated the Olympic discipline on the final day:
In the men's competition, China's WANG Zisai became world champion for the first time, ahead of Ruben PADILLA from the USA, who had already become world champion in the double mini trampoline the day before. In the women's competition, Wang's compatriot HU Yicheng won her first individual world title...

In the discipline of TRAMPOLINE gymnastics, the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) is organising a World Cup series of six events in the post-Olympic year, starting in February 2025 in the Azerbaijani capital Baku, followed by the AERE Cup in Riccione, Italy (April), and Coimbra, Portugal (5–6 July).
Now, in September, the World Cup in Cottbus/GER, SEP 20/21, followed by Varna, Bulgaria (27/28 September) and finally the last event in Antibes, France (3-5 October) follow in quick succession...