Page was roared to victory … in front of a home crowd in Birmingham as she repeated her 2021 title and is now eyeing a gold medal at next year’s Paris Olympics.
The 32-year-old has been bouncing on trampolines most of her life and she makes soaring 10 metres into the air to complete complex moves look as natural as walking.
But it has not always been so.
The Sheffield-based athlete’s trampoline career almost fizzled out in her teenaged years as she suffered “lost move syndrome” and became frightened to try a basic front somersault. …
“It doesn’t happen very often but when it does it’s really scary. Everything started to spiral down. Instead of being just scared of that one skill I then got scared of another skill.
Page, who likens the syndrome to the “twisties” experienced by American gymnast Simone Biles, became depressed and could have walked away but eventually she overcame her demons. …
2025 World Games (年世界运动会) is the 12th edition of the World Games, which includes sports and sporting disciplines that are not contested in the Olympic Games.
A sense of deja-vu permeated the Men’s and Women’s Individual Trampoline finals Sunday in Birmingham (GBR) as Bryony Page (GBR) and Yan Langyu (CHN) captured the world titles for the second time. Both also triumphed in 2021. …
Nicole Ahsinger and Sarah Webster’s (USA) long wait for a satisfying routine in a Women’s Synchronised Trampoline final came to an end Sunday when the duo returned the title to the USA for the first time since 1972. …
Vogel flies to second consecutive world title in Men’s Synchro
A year after winning with Matthias Pfleiderer (GER), 2022 Synchronised Trampoline champion Fabian Vogel and new partner Caio Lauxtermann (GER) capped their season with the world title …
‘Silver streak’ broken, USA finally takes All-Around team gold
After three consecutive silver medals, a true team effort resulted in the USA taking its first gold in the All-Around Team competition over Portugal and Great Britain Sunday. …
These countries earned one spot each at World Championships 2023, Birmingham.
A nation was only able to qualify for one berth to the Games based on their performances at these World Championships, even if the same country placed two gymnasts in the final.
Available places: 16 male gymnasts + 16 female gymnasts
Half of the qualifying slots will be in play at the World Championships in Birmingham, United Kingdom, in November 2023. The eight finalists in the individual Men’s and individual Women’s Trampoline competitions will secure a ticket for their country to the Games – albeit with a limit of one per country.
Half of the qualifying slots will be in play at the World Championships in Birmingham, United Kingdom, in November 2023. The eight finalists in the individual Men’s and individual Women’s Trampoline competitions will secure a ticket for their country to the Games – albeit with a limit of one per country.
As the host nation, France is allocated a number of guaranteed places, which will be awarded to other countries if French athletes fill this quota through the qualifying process.
There are also a few universality places reserved for gymnasts from under-represented countries, which will be selected by a tripartite commission for the Olympic movement a few months before the start of the Games.
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