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Trampoline History - 1965 Second World's Trampoline & First World's Tumbling Championships

For complete competition information, results, participants and routines go to the Trampoline History Blog at: http://trampolinehistory.blogspot.com... On January 30, 1965 - the Second World Open Trampoline & First World Tumbling Championship were held in London, England. Notable facts: 1. This was the first World Championship for tumbling. 2. Synchronized trampoline was held as an exhibition competition with expectations for it to become an official event in 1966. 3. Bob Bollinger's new difficulty rating called, "Axial Rotation System," was used as a guide to determine athlete seeding and qualification. 4. Governing members of the newly formed International Trampoline Federation (F.I.T.) were in attendance. Competitors were matched against each other in pairs and entered into a modified double elimination tournament. Winners of the first round continued on through the Championship bracket. Losers in the first round automatically went into the Class B consolation bracket. Competitors were seeded on the basis of ratings on other information supplied by their national associations. An optional 10-bounce routine was required from each competitor. Read more at: http://trampolinehistory.blogspot.com...