Freestyle Trampoline World Championships 2023
Many thanks to our livestream partners at Extreme / UNREEL for their efforts to broadcast our event to the world! And thanks to all of our brand partners and official trampoline supplier ~ EUROTRAMP Projects.
UNREEL Highlights 2023
New for 2024 ~ Ladies Online Submissions
For 2024, the FTA is introducing a NEW online competition for the Womens Category, ages 16+ so you can have a chance to qualify through online submissions. The FTA is looking to ensure we bring more 'Girl Flippers' into the sport.
The Terms & Conditions to enter is as follows:
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Post a video on Instagram by July 1st of your best 3 - 5 skill combo on one of the following trampolines so your combo is clearly visible:
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5 x 5 Freestyle Trampoline (EUROTRAMP if possible)
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Olympic Style Trampoline
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High Performance Garden Trampoline
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The final skill of the combo MUST be landed to feet. Any unsafe combo's will not be considered.
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Each combination MUST show a variety of both forward and backward rotations.
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Each combination MUST show at least one skill with one double flip and a single twist within the skill (forwards or backwards) with a good variety of both flipping and twisting skills within the combo.
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Each combination MUST show at least one feet-to-feet skill
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Use the hashtag #FTAgirlflippers2024
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Tag @ftaworldchampionships and @eurotramp
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Enter your submission on the FTAWorldChamps.com website
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Wait for the results posted here & on IG on July 15th,
FREESTYLE TRAMPOLINE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2023
LONDON, UK. August 3, 2023. The Freestyle Trampoline World Championships was back once again in Hackney, London, UK on August 2-3, 2023 at the historic Round Chapel. In a very close battle, Robin Steiner from Switzerland (@flips_by_robin) representing UNIK PLAYGROUND and BERG emerged victorious with a score of 46.4 out of 50.0 on the 5² EUROTRAMP custom freestyle trampoline stage, just narrowly topping contender Aleksi Sainio from Finland (@sainioaleksi) who placed 2nd (46.1) for the second year in a row. Johannes Luethi (@johannesluethi) from Austria stunned the crowd with his 3rd place finish (44.8) to round out the podium.
Debuting this year was a ladies category for the first time in Freestyle Trampoline history. Ten woman were invited to compete from across Europe and America, with 9 attending. They impressed the crowds with their skill level and their determination, representing all girl flippers around the world with style. Emerging victorious was Lyydia Peltomaki from Finland with a score of 42.2 just ahead of Nicole Steiner from Switzerland with 41.7 and rounding up the podium in third was Marlene Metzger from Austria with 39.80. The FTA hopes their accomplishments will encourage more woman to enter into the world of freestyle trampoline and look forward to qualifying to compete in 2024.
Austria, Switzerland and Finland certainly seemed to dominate the competition this year, although 12 countries were represented in total. Previous World Champion, Sebastian Wennmalm from Sweden, was a favourite to place on the podium again this year, but a bad landing during the preliminary round on Wednesday night left him with a sore neck and he was not up to his usual standards during the semi-finals, placing 5th, just behind Robin Steiner, the eventual winner. Robin was sitting in fourth place after the semi-final round but then went on to win by landing the world's first quadruple twisting, quadruple backflip.
We congratulate all of the athletes who competed this year and represented their countries so well. See you all in 2024!
Official Trampoline Supplier of the Freestyle Trampoline World Championships