Gymnastics is an artistic sport that requires balance, strength, flexibility, agility, coordination and endurance. The sport embraces eight different disciplines, of which five are on the programme of The World Games.

Trampoline is a discipline of Gymnastics where athletes perform their skill moves and acrobatics in the air after bouncing off of a trampoline. Of all the Gymnastics disciplines, Trampoline gymnasts get the biggest air and thrilling audiences with their high-flying exploits.

At The World Games 2022, the Double Mini Trampoline and Tumbling events are part of the programme.

A pass on the Double Mini-Trampoline is characterised by high, continuous rhythmic feet to feet rotational jumping elements, without hesitation or intermediate straight bounces.

Tumbling is characterised by continuous speedy, rhythmic hand(s) to feet, and feet to feet, rotational jumping elements without hesitation or intermediate steps.

The winner is the gymnast with the best score obtained in the final.

- Ten athletes compete in the Qualifying Round. The eight best competitors qualify for the Finals.

- Finals are conducted in two rounds. The eight best gymnasts perform one single exercise. The four best gymnasts will qualify for the second round and do a second exercise.

- The best three competitors receive Gold, Silver and Bronze.

Each pass will start on a signal given by the Chair of the Judges Panel. Athletes have two routines per round, the better result counts.

Double Mini Trampoline

The gymnasts run, jump onto the trampoline on the end of the slope, jump onto a flat plateau, then dismount on to a mat. Skills are performed during the jumps or during the dismount. Athletes perform two routines per competition.

A DMT routine or “pass” consists of two phases.

The first phase is called a 'Mount'. During this phase, the athlete jumps onto the angled or flat part and flips off of it onto the flat part. The athlete will either perform a mounting element (first zone) or a spotter element (second zone).

The second phase is called 'Dismount' and starts on the flat part. The athlete lands the first flipping sequences from phase one and immediately launches into a second series of flips and twists before landing on a mat.

Tumbling

Each attempt or “pass” comprises eight elements including back handsprings. whip backs, twisting elements and double or triple salto elements.

The first element of a pass may begin on the run-up, but must land on the tumbling track. A pass must have at least 3 elements to be scored and can be considered interrupted for a variety of reasons, such as the gymnast being out of bounds, the spotter touching the gymnast or a fall during the pass.

In the Qualifications, the first pass must be a salto pass and the second a twist pass.

All passes must end with a somersault, meaning the gymnast must flip at least once in the final skill.

In case of a tie in points at any place in the Qualifying Round, the ranking will be determined by the following criteria:
1. The gymnast with the highest sum of D-score of both exercises prevails.
2. The gymnast with the highest sum of all E-scores of both exercises prevails.
3. The gymnast with the highest sum of all E-scores per skill of both exercises, minus the lowest
4. The gymnast with the highest sum of all E-scores per skill, minus the two lowest E-scores,  and subsequently until the five lowest E-scores, prevails.
If there is still a tie, the tie will not be broken.

In case of a tie, in points at any place in the first round of the Finals (F1), the gymnasts with the highest ranking in the Qualifying Round prevails.
In case of a tie, in points at any place in the second round of the Finals (F2), the gymnasts with the highest ranking in F1 prevails.

Some top Double Mini gymnasts take part in Tumbling at the World level and vice versa.

Double Mini Trampoline

Gymnasts are judged on difficulty of elements, form, height and distance and control on landing.

Deductions are given for incomplete runs, deviating from a straight direction in the air, putting hands down on landing, falling on the landing and landing out of bounds.

Tumbling

Gymnasts are judged on difficulty of elements, execution of elements, height and rhythm as well as control on landing.

Deductions are given for falls, incomplete runs, lack of form, rhythm, height or control, runs that don't end with somersaults and instability after the final element.

More information on the judges can be found here.

The athletes are judged on Difficulty and Execution.

The difficulty is usually scored out of 10. However, there is no maximum score for difficulty.

The execution is scored out of 30.

Athletes may incur Penalties for any violations committed during the pass.

Double Mini Men

1. Mikhail ZALOMIN (RUS)
2. Alex RENKERT (USA)
3. Diogo COSTA (POR)

Double Mini Women

1. Paige HOWARD (USA)
2. Tamara O'BRIEN (CAN)
3. Lina SJOEBERG (SWE)

Synchronized Men

1. Team CHN
2. Team UKR
3. Team JPN

Synchronized Women

1. Team UKR
2. Team AZE
3. Team NED

Double Mini Men

1. Bruno MARTINI (BRA)
2. Mikhail ZALOMIN (RUS)
3. Andre LICO (POR)

Double Mini Women

1. Svetlana BALANDINA (RUS)
2. Corissa BOYCHUK (CAN)
3. Silvia SAIOTE (POR)

Synchronized Men

1. Team CHN
2. Team RUS
3. Team DEN

Synchronized Women

1. Team GBR
2. Team UKR

Double Mini Men

1. Kirill IVANOV (RUS)
2. Nuno LICO (POR)
3. Nico GARTNER (GER)

Double Mini Women

1. Victoria VORONINA (RUS)
2. Sarah PROSEN (USA)
3. Aubree BALKAN (USA)

Synchronized Men

1. Team JPN
2. Team FRA
3. Team GER

Synchronized Women

1. Team UKR
2. Team CHN
3. Team GER

Double Mini Men

1. Radostin RACHEV (BUL)
2. Denis VACHON (CAN)
3. Nico GARTNER (GER)

Double Mini Women

1. Sarah CHARLES (CAN)
2. Nicole PACHECO (POR)
3. Shelley KLOCHAN (USA)

Synchronized Men

1. Team GER
2. Team RUS
3. Team BLR

Synchronized Women

1. Team GER
2. Team RUS
3. Team JPN

Double Mini Men

1. Radostin RACHEV (BUL)
2. Diogo FARIA (POR)
3. Uwe MARQUARDT (GER)

Double Mini Women

1. Teodora SINILKOVA (BUL)
2. Jacinta HARFORD (AUS)
3. Lise DESPRIET (BEL)

Synchronized Men

1. Team RUS
2. Team BLR
3. Team JPN

Synchronized Women

1. Team UKR
2. Team GBR
3. Team RUS

Individual Men

1. Mikalai KAZAK (BLR)
2. Emmanuel DURAND (FRA)
3. Alexandr DANILCHENKO (RUS)

Individual Women

1. Elena SAVALEVA (UZB)
2. Olena MOVCHAN (UKR)
3. Anna DOGONADZE (GER)

Synchronized Men

1. Team BLR
2. Team GER
3. Team AUS

Synchronized Women

1. Team UKR
2. Team UZB
3. Team BLR

Individual Men

1. Fabrice SCHWERTZ (FRA)
2. Sergej BUKHOVTSEV (UKR)
3. Martin VON STEDINGK (SWE)

Individual Women

1. Susan CHALLIS (GBR)
2. Andrea HOLMES (GBR)
3. Natalie TREIL (FRA)

Synchronized Men

1. Team FRA
2. Team DEN
3. Team SWE

Synchronized Women

1. Team GBR
2. Team GER
3. Team AUS

Individual Men

1. Richard COBBING (GBR)
2. Fabrice SCHWERTZ (FRA)
3. Amadeus REGENBRECHT (GER)

Individual Women

1. Andrea HOLMES (GBR)
2. Hiltrud ROEWE (GER)
3. Sandra SIWINNA (GER)

Synchronized Men

1. Team GER
2. Team DEN
3. Team AUS

Synchronized Women

1. Team GBR
2. Team AUS
3. Team GER

Individual Men

1. Lionel PIOLINE (FRA)
2. Nigel RENDELL (GBR)
3. Jose VIVES (ESP)

Individual Women

1. Andrea HOLMES (GBR)
2. Susan SHOTTON (GBR)
3. Elisabeth JANSEN (AUS)

Synchronized Men

1. Team GER
2. Team ESP
3. Team GBR

Synchronized Women

1. Team GBR
2. Team GER
3. Team NED

Double Mini Men

1. Brett BROWN (CAN)
2. Carl HEGER (USA)
3. Tim CLEAVE (CAN)

Double Mini Women

1. Christine TOUGH (CAN)
2. Bethany FAIRCHILD (USA)
3. Norma LETHO (USA)

Individual Men

1. Yves MILORD (CAN)
2. Steve ELLIOTT (USA)
3. Rand WILSON (USA)

Individual Women

1. Bethany FAIRCHILD (USA)
2. Christine TOUGH (CAN)

Synchronized Men

1. Team USA
2. Team USA
3. Team CAN

Synchronized Women

1. Team USA
2. Team USA

Individual Men

1. Luo ZHANG (CHN)
2. Austin NACEY (USA)
3. Maxim SHLYAKIN (RUS)

Individual Women

1. Fangfang JIA (CHN)
2. Anna KOROBEINIKOVA (RUS)
3. Lucie COLEBECK (GBR)

Individual Men

1. Luo ZHANG (CHN)
2. Kristof WILLERTON (GBR)

Individual Women

1. Fangfang JIA (CHN)
2. Rachael LETSCHE (GBR)
3. Emily SMITH (CAN)

Individual Men

1. Andrey KRYLOV (RUS)
2. Michael BARNES (GBR)
3. Viktor KYFORENKO (UKR)

Individual Women

1. Anna KOROBEINIKOVA (RUS)
2. Anzhelika SOLDATKINA (RUS)
3. Emily SMITH (CAN)

Individual Men

1. Jozef WADECKI (POL)
2. Andrej KABISHEV (BLR)
3. Alexander SKORODUMOV (RUS)

Individual Women

1. Olena CHABANENKO (UKR)
2. Anna KOROBEINIKOVA (RUS)
3. Yuliya HALL (USA)

Individual Men

1. Levon PETROSIAN (RUS)
2. Tseko MOGOTSI (RSA)
3. Robert SMALL (GBR)

Individual Women

1. Elena BLOUJINA (RUS)
2. Kathryn PEBERDY (GBR)
3. Anna TERENYA (BLR)

Individual Men

1. Vladimir IGNATENKOV (RUS)
2. Rayshine HARRIS (USA)
3. Tseko MOGOTSI (RSA)

Individual Women

1. Olena CHABANENKO (UKR)
2. Chrystel ROBERT (FRA)
3. Natalia BORISENKO (RUS)

Individual Men

1. John BECK (USA)
2. Rayshine HARRIS (USA)
3. Alexei KRYGHANOVSKI (RUS)

Individual Women

1. Chrystel ROBERT (FRA)
2. Tatyana MOROZOVA (BLR)
3. Michelle MARA (USA)

Individual Men

1. John BECK (USA)
2. Pascal EZOUAN (FRA)
3. Christoph LAMBERT (FRA)

Individual Women

1. Chrystel ROBERT (FRA)
2. Michelle MARA (USA)
3. Melanie BUGG (USA)

Individual Men

1. Steve ELLIOTT (USA)
2. Chad FOX (USA)
3. Didier SAMMOLA (FRA)

Individual Women

1. Isabelle JAGUEUX (FRA)
2. Megan CUNNINGHAM (USA)
3. Maria CONSTANTINIDIS (CAN)

Individual Men

1. Steve ELLIOTT (USA)
2. Randy WICKSTROM (USA)
3. Steve COOPER (USA)

Individual Women

1. Angie WHITING (USA)
2. Kristi LAMAN (USA)
3. Stacey HANSEN (USA)