Does the trampoline event in the Olympics count as gymnastics?

Separate events, not gymnastics events.

1.Trampoline is a gymnastics event.

2.The trampoline bed is a type of gymnastic lift, which is a competitive sport that uses acrobatic skills from the trampoline**.

At the Sydney Olympics this year, trampoline was listed as an official sport.

4.The trampoline is mainly with the help of the elastic force of the trampoline to catapult people into the air, and the people who are bounced can make various tumultuous movements in the air. Positive deviation.

Trampoline entered the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, and trampoline is a small event in gymnastics.

Trampoline] A new Olympic gymnastics event, the trampoline, made its debut at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Competitors are required to jump at least 8 meters high. Why?

Because most trampoline runners can have a 6-meter jumping ability. Some trampoline players can do four somersaults at a time, staying in mid-air for at least two seconds, which is more difficult.

CompetitionIn the Olympic Games, male and female competitors will compete individually, with 12 players in each group, and the qualifiers and finals will be played on the same day. The competition action must include a series of prescribed skills, actions that express skills, optional movements, etc. The score for the preliminary round is the sum of the scores for the prescribed skill series and the optional moves.

The top 8 players will advance to the finals. The final ranking of the players is determined by the final score. The finals are all prescribed events, and the contestants can choose from 10 techniques.

If not, how could we have two Olympic trampoline champions this year! ~

You said no?

It should be a trampoline is just an entertainment program, how can it get to the Olympics, but maybe it will be in the future

Of course, in 2000, at the 27th Sydney Olympic Games, trampoline was listed as an official sport. According to the classification of textbooks, gymnastics includes five competitive events: competitive gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, trampoline, aerobics, and skills. For many years, it was still customary to call "competitive gymnastics" gymnastics.

At present, competitive gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, and trampoline all belong to Olympic gymnastics. So it will definitely be compared and will be seen in a few days.

In 1999, the International Trampoline Federation became an association of the International Gymnastics Federation, and in 2000, the 27th Olympic Games became an official event, with two events, male and female, with 12 athletes competing in each event.

Trampoline is a competitive sport in which athletes perform acrobatic skills from trampolines**, and it is a type of gymnastics. The trampoline is known as the "air ballet".

The Olympic Games have trampoline, which became an official event at the 27th Olympic Games in 2000, with two events, male and female, with 12 athletes competing in each event.