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Synchronized Trampoline

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Synchronized Trampoline is an FIG-governed gymnastics event, included in the Olympic program since Sydney 2000, in which two athletes perform identical routines simultaneously on adjacent trampolines and are judged on synchronization as well as execution.

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When did Synchronized Trampoline become an Olympic event?

Synchronized Trampoline was included in the Olympic Games program for the first time at the Sydney 2000 Olympics. Both men's and women's events were introduced simultaneously during these games.

How is Synchronized Trampoline judged?

In this FIG-governed gymnastics event, two athletes perform identical routines simultaneously on adjacent trampolines. They are judged on three main criteria: execution, difficulty, and how perfectly their movements are synchronized.

How many routines are performed in a Synchronized Trampoline competition?

A typical competition requires teams to perform two different routines during the qualifying rounds. The final round consists of a single, highly difficult voluntary routine to determine the medalists.

What is the difference between Individual and Synchronized Trampoline?

While individual trampoline focuses entirely on a single athlete's execution and height, synchronized trampoline demands absolute coordination between two partners. The two athletes must hit the peaks of their jumps and execute their flips at the exact same time.

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