The app, available free for download from the iTunes and Google Play stores, has been enhanced to include sections on non-Olympic disciplines Acrobatic Gymnastics, Aerobic Gymnastics, Synchronised Trampoline, Tumbling and Double Mini-trampoline, as well as Gymnastics for All, the inclusive discipline that is the foundation of the sport.
Category: Trampoline
Rosie MacLennan wins 6th Canadian title
Rosie MacLennan of Toronto, ON successfully defended her senior women’s trampoline title at the 2017 Canadian Championships in Trampoline Gymnastics at Durham College in Oshawa, ON on Saturday, while World Games-bound athletes Tamara O’Brien of Vancouver, BC and Jon Schwaiger of Ancaster, ON both set personal bests in double mini-trampoline (DMT) finals. …
Jake Cranham of Ontario took the title of Canadian champion in the men’s senior trampoline finals with a score of 159.780. Kyle Soehn of Red Deer, AB took silver with 156.220, and Andrew Martin of BC took bronze with 152.070. All three athletes shared the podium with visiting Australian athletes who laid down the top scores.
“This is probably the first successful competition I’ve had in a good six years so it’s pretty exciting,” said Cranham who trains out of Skyriders Trampoline Place in Richmond Hill. …

Karen Cockburn retires
2000 Sydney Bronze
2004 Athens Silver
2008 Beijing Silver
OSHAWA, ON (July 16, 2017) – Karen Cockburn, Canada’s most decorated gymnast, announced her retirement today at the 2017 Canadian Championships in Trampoline Gymnastics in front of her family, friends, and fellow competitors. …
Cockburn started competing at the age of 13 and represented Canada for over 25 years. She won the first of her eight World Championship medals in 2003, when she stood on top of the podium in individual trampoline. …
“Karen was the first World Champion from Canada but will be known more for competing at four Olympics for trampoline, making finals every time and coming in the top-4 at every one,” said Dave Ross her personal coach for 26 years at Skyriders …
Click PLAY or watch some career highlights on YouTube.
about that rooftop trampoline …
Canadian Trampoline Championships 2017
Durham College, Oshawa, ON, July 12-16, 2017
195 women, 155 men
#TGCDNChamps
Komova – double back with 1 1/2 twist out
10-year-old Micah Miner to Nationals
Great story.
Several times a week, Micah travels about 100 miles from his home in Glen Carbon to train at Kris’ Power Tumbling Gym in Shelbyville, Illinois. His father, Maurice Miner, said the trampoline is where his son is happiest and most focused. …
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Gymnastics Canada year end report
USA Trampoline Championships 2017
Men
1. Jeffrey Gluckstein, Atlantic Highslands, N.J., 168.735
2. Stewart Pritchard, Greensboro, N.C., 161.090
3. Paul Bretscher, Huntsville, Ala., 158.290
Women
1. Nicole Ahsinger, Lafayette, La., 154.020
2. Clare Johnson, Huntsville, Ala., 149.420
3. Hally Piontek, Warrensburg, Mo., 148.275
Trampoline Athletes of the Year: Nicole Ahsinger and Jeffrey Glickstein
Milton B. Davis and George Nissen Trampoline Coach of the Year: Steven Glickstein
Tumbling – Men
1. Austin Nacey, Braidwood, Ill., 145.400
2. Brandon Krzynefski, Centreville, Va., 141.300
3. Emilio Lehmer, Tempe, Ariz., 134.400
Click PLAY or watch one of Austin’s passes on Facebook.
Tumbling – Women
1. Rachel Thevenot, Metairie, La., 131.500
2. Melissa Doucette, Somersworth, N.H., 126.700
3. Breanne Millard, Rsm, Calif., 126.400
Tumbling Athlete of the Year: Breanne Millard
James A Rozanas Tumbling Coach of the Year: Jared Olsen
Double mini – Men
1. Alex Renkert, Columbus, Ohio, 148.700
2. Austin Nacey, Braidwood, Ill., 147.700
3. Trey Katz, Charleston, Ill., 145.700
Double mini – Women
1. Paige Howard, San Juan Capistrano, Calif., 137.700
2. Tristan Van Natta, Plain City, Ohio, 135.900
3. Hally Piontek, Warrensburg, Mo., 134.700
Double mini-trampoline Athlete of the Year: Paige Howard
Bob Bollinger Double-mini Coach of the Year: Austin White
Gluckstein tallied a 168.735 to win his fourth senior U.S. trampoline crown. …
Ahsinger scored a 154.020 to clinch her first senior women’s U.S. trampoline title …
new facility for Altadore Gymnastics
I spent 23 wonderful seasons at Altadore. Helped MOVE the Gym a number of times over those years.
Altadore is moving again to a 33,000 square foot warehouse in south Calgary.
I dropped by to see the new space. Two pits were being dug.
Side-by-side trampolines will access one side of one pit.





