Activity: Trampolining - A competitive sport

Competition Terms:

Degree of Difficulty (DD) or Tariff – A score added to the execution score which reflects the difficulty of the skills included in the routine.

Voluntary or Optional Routine (Vol) – A routine comprising skills chosen by the athlete or coach to reflect their best performance. Usually the routine must have a minimum (and sometimes at lower skill levels, a maximum) degree of difficulty.

Compulsory Routine (Set) – A routine which has a set list of skills and a set order which must be followed by all athletes in a competition. No degree of difficulty marks are given for this routine; the marks are purely for execution.

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The Trampoline World Championships are the World Championships for trampolining. They were originally held annually from 1964 - 1968. The frequency was switched to biennially from 1970-1998. The admission of trampolining to the Olympic Games required a switch to holding the World Championship as a qualifier in the year before the Olympics from 1999.

Year	Games	Host City	Country	Men's Champion	Country	Women's Champion	Country
1964	I	London	UK	Dan Millman	USA	Judy Wills Cline	USA
1965	II	London	UK	Gary Erwin	USA	Judy Wills Cline	USA
1966	III	Lafayette	USA	Wayne Miller	USA	Judy Wills Cline	USA
1967	IV	London	UK	David Jacobs	USA	Judy Wills Cline	USA
1968	V	Amersfoort	Netherlands	David Jacobs	USA	Judy Wills Cline	USA
1970	VI	Bern	Switzerland	Wayne Miller	USA	Renee Ransom	USA
1972	VII	Stuttgart	Germany	Paul Luxon	UK	Alexandra Nicholson	USA
1974	VIII	Johannesburg	South Africa	Richard Tison	FRA	Alexandra Nicholson	USA
1976	IX	Tulsa	USA	Richard Tison	FRA	Svetlana Levina	USSR
1978	X	Newcastle	Australia	Evgeni Janes	USSR	Tatiana Anismova	USSR
1980	XI	Brig	Switzerland	Stewart Matthews	UK	Ruth Keller	SUI
1982	XII	Bozeman	USA	Carl Furrer	UK	Ruth Keller	SUI
1984	XIII	Osaka	Japan	Lionel Pioline	FRA	Susan Shotton	UK
1986	XIV	Paris	France	Lionel Pioline	FRA	Tatiana Lushina	USSR
1988	XV	Birmingham	USA	Vadim Krasnochapka	USSR	Rusudan Khoperia	USSR
1990	XVI	Essen	Germany	Alexander Moskalenko	USSR	Elena Merkulova	USSR
1992	XVII	Auckland	New Zealand	Alexander Moskalenko	RUS	Elena Merkulova	RUS
1994	XVIII	Porto	Portugal	Alexander Moskalenko	RUS	Irina Karavaeva	RUS
1996	XIX	Vancouver	Canada	Dmitri Poliaroush	BLR	Tatiana Kovaleva	RUS
1998	XX	Sydney	Australia	German Khnychev	RUS	Irina Karavaeva	RUS
1999	XXI	Sun City	South Africa	Alexander Moskalenko	RUS	Irina Karavaeva	RUS
2001	XXII	Odense	Denmark	Alexander Moskalenko	RUS	Anna Dogonadze	GER
2003	XXIII	Hannover	Germany	Henrik Stehlik	GER	Karen Cockburn	CAN
2005	XXIV	Eindhoven	Netherlands	Alexander Rusako	RUS	Irina Karavaeva	RUS
2007	XXV	Quebec	Canada	Ye Shuai	CHN	Irina Karavaeva	RUS
2009	XXVI	Saint Petersburg	Russia	Dong Dong	CHN	Huang Shanshan	CHN
2010	XXVII	Metz	France	Dong Dong	CHN	Li Dan	CHN
2011	XXVIII	Birmingham	UK
2013	XXIX	Sofia	Bulgaria
2015	XXX	Odense	Denmark

Competition Dates:

16th January	Regional G - D	Report	Hitchin Boys School SC, Grammar School Walk, SG5 1JB
5th & 6th February	National Gala C / AB		Hertfordshire Sports Village, de Havilland Campus, Hatfield, Herts AL10 9EU
26th & 27th February	National Gala AB / C	Report	Black Lion Centre, Mill Road, Gillingham, Kent, ME7 1HF
6th March	Regional H - D	Report	Saffron Walden County HS, Audley End Rd, Saffron Walden, CB11 4UH
26th & 27th March	National Gala C / AB		GEMTEC Arena, Walton Street, Hull, HU3 6JP
16th & 17th April	National Gala AB / C		Welsh Institute of Sport, Sophia Gdns, Cardiff, CF11 9SW
15th May	Regional H - D	Report	Brentwood School Sports Centre
22nd May	Easton Synchro Open	Report	Easton Sports Centre, Easton College, Easton, Norwich, NR9 5DX  (Route via M11 approx. 2 hours, option via A12 about same time)
4th & 5th June	National Gala AB / C	Report	Temple Park Centre, John Reid Road, South Shields, NE34 8QN
23rd & 24th July	National Championships	Report	NIA, King Edwards Way, Birmingham, B1 2AA
16th October	Regional G - D		Easton Sports Centre, Easton College, Easton, Norwich, NR9 5DX  (Route via M11 approx. 2 hours, option via A12 about same time)
30th October	Brentwood Open		Brentwood School Sports Centre
16th - 26th November	WORLD Championships		Birmingham