The Canucks in Doha wore their very Canadian apparel in training.
At Tramp Worlds, the guys have the same kit.
Category: Trampoline
China wins new T&T Worlds Team
The Chinese team won gold over Portugal and Canada … in the first All-around Team Final at the 2018 Trampoline Gymnastics World Championships in Saint Petersburg (RUS).
The new All-around Team format unites all four events for men and women — Individual Trampoline, Synchronised Trampoline, Tumbling and Double Mini-Trampoline — with all five teams in the final competing eight routines total. The team totals were calculated based on a point system for the ranking of each event, with the top score on each event earning 5 points and the fifth-best score earning one point.
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China finally sent Double Mini competitors to Worlds simply to be able to compete (and win) this new prize.
Actually, USA, Portugal and Canada all had 24 points. By virtue of the tie-break process that calculates a team’s scores by adding the actual scores, not placement, the USA landed in fourth behind Portugal and Canada …
(Rosie) MacLennan praised the new team event and the camaraderie it brought to the gymnasts competing together.
what keeps Rosie going?
You’ve won Olympic Gold.
Twice.
I love what I do — so why would I retire? – CBC Sports
When asked for advice, I always use the words of a pro climber, “chase the dream, love the journey.”
NEW – Team competition at Tramp Worlds
Nations that compete all disciplines will be ranked.
NO one touch warm-up this year.
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Trampoline World Championships
Gao Lei – 6 triffus routine
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YOG International Gymnastics “teams”
Grace Chui found the document which details which Youth Olympic Games athletes have been placed into what combined teams.
A bit of fun. A LOT of confusion, in my opinion.
Hopefully it will help bring a little more attention to the non-Olympic disciplines.
Here’s team Oksana CHUSOVITINA for example:
Acrobatic
AKHOTNIKAVA Viktoryia BLR
FAMENKOU Ilya BLR
Artistic – Men
BRIONES Brandon USA
TOBIN Adam GBR
AFIFY Mohamed EGY
Artistic – Women
ULMASOVA Indira UZB
PEREZ Karla GUA
PAULSSON Tonya SWE
Rhythmic
IAKOVLEVA Lidiia AUS
YAMADA Aino JPN
ROTAERMEL Lilly GER
Trampoline – Men
ESCALLIER Santiago ARG
Trampoline – Women
SAKELLARIDOU Antonia GRE
T.V. exposé on dangerous Trampoline Parks
CBC Marketplace is an award-winning Canadian television series, broadcast on CBC Television since 1972. The series is a consumer advocacy newsmagazine …
Marketplace visited 12 trampoline parks across the country to see what was being done to mitigate risks to minors in this unregulated industry. Many children were witnessed breaking the parks’ “rules” without employee intervention.
Staff at Energyplex Family Recreation Centre, for example, watched as multiple children belly-flopped into the same foam pit where Chelsea broke her back doing the same stunt. No one intervened.
At other parks, Marketplace documented flips, stunts and double-bouncing — all considered risky behaviour by health authorities. Children were observed jumping head first into foam pits, and at times, areas of the parks had no supervising staff to enforce safety rules.
At one park, a baby crawling across a tumble track collapsed after being bounced by an older child. At another, a mother held her crying toddler after he did a somersault and landed on his neck. …
Hidden camera reveals trampoline parks ignoring dangerous behaviour
underwater Trampoline fitness
Whistler Bounce Tramp facility closing
Pay for Play trampoline parks are far too dangerous, in my opinion.
People should do trampoline under supervision of qualified coaches.
Changes in insurance policies in Canada are driving some out of business.
Unfortunately, Whistler Bounce is one of them. This is the best and safest of any I’ve visited. It was custom built so snow sport athletes could learn flipping and twisting more safely than out on the slopes.
Popular trampoline facility Whistler Bounce was forced to close last month because of a dramatic rise in insurance rates, explains owner John Dunbar.
Whistler Bounce is closing down after almost seven years in business. …
Dunbar said that up until this year, insurance costs stayed relatively stable through the years of operation, at around $16,000 a year. But this year, that figure grew astronomically—to around $100,000 a year.
The decision to close was a “no brainer,” he said. “The decision was made for me. There was no way I could survive.”
According to a recent article in Canadian Underwriter, insurance companies are “jumping out of the trampoline business.” …
Despite their popularity, trampoline parks are not regulated in any jurisdiction in Canada …
Over at the Whistler Gymnastics Centre, however, they are not seeing the same dramatic uptick in insurance, though there have been gradual increases over the last 25 years.
“What’s different is that we have policies and procedures that we must follow, which our insurance covers,” said club director Tami Mitchell. …
Thanks James.
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