Competitive Team

Just announced by Gymnastics Ontario, now also the highest scoring in 2022! (Due to COVID competitions did not take place in 2020 & 2021.) 

Airborne’s Competitive Trampoline Teams have won many medals and awards in the sport of Trampoline, and have trained athletes that have gone on to win Olympic medals for Canada. If your child is looking to compete in this most exciting Olympic sport, please make an appointment to schedule your tryout.

We have some spots left in our 2022 / 23 season. Call or email us if you would like to schedule a tryout!

Why Airborne for Competitive Trampoline?

*Barring any illness, etc.

About Competitive Trampoline

Whether you jump in your back yard or take lessons, if you like doing trampoline and want to take it to the next level, then competitive trampoline is for you.

Our talented coaching staff will teach you everything you need to know. Competitive trampoline is very different than our recreational classes as it involves a longer warm up, focuses on form, technique, and skills, as well as some body strengthening and stretching which is necessary to progress and stay healthy. 

If your child feels they are not ready to start attending competitions or is too young, we are now offering Pre-competitive classes. Please refer to our Recreational Classes page for more info. 

Check out this short video from Rogers TV which features our competitive team training (the Elite Class) with focus on athlete Gabriel Carvalho, National Canadian Champion, and Head Coach, Chris Martin.  Link to video.

Competitive Trampoline Tryouts

Competitive tryouts are required before becoming a member of our team. There are no set dates and you can make appointments with our Head Coach, Chris, at any time during the year. Tryouts take around 10 minutes and are more of an assessment and an opportunity to meet with the athlete and parents. If you are currently on the team, you do not have to try-out again.

Competitive Trampoline Levels

There are 3 categories of competitive trampoline

  1. Interclub– This introductory category has 4 levels. A, B, C, & D. Interclub is structured around competing at any trampoline or gymnastics club that decides to host their own competitions. These competitions are called Invitational Meets, and are a great opportunity to compete for fun and experience. Invitationals are mostly held around the GTA.
  2. Provincial – This category is the official Ontario Provincial competitive stream. There are 4 Provincial levels. 1, 2, 3, and 4 with 1 being the lowest and 4 being the highest. Athletes compete at 3 Ontario Cup qualifier competitions and qualify for the Ontario Provincial Championships at the end of the season. There is also an opportunity to qualify for the Eastern Canadian Championships. Provincial athletes can also compete at any Interclub competitions that offer Provincial levels.
  3. National – This category is for the elite trampolinist. National athletes compete all over Canada and the world. There are 4 National levels: Novice (L5), Espoir (L6), Junior (17-), and Senior (18+). Required Competitions are 1st & 2nd Cup, Elite Ontario Championships (during 3rd Cup), and the Canadian National Championships. Extra competitions include Invitationals, Canada Cup, International Competitions, World Age Groups (WAG’s), World Championships, Pan Am Games, Olympics, etc.

We have also introducted a new Pre-competitive class for those who are unsure about joining competitive, or those that need to refine or learn a few more skills before joining Interclub. Please see more about it on our Recreational page.

Competitive Trampoline Training

The competitive training season starts at the beginning of September and ends at the end of June each year. However, if spaces open up or if we are not full by September, you can join at any time of the year with pro-rated fees. Training consists of 2 classes per week. Optional summer training is available in July and August. 

Interclub & Provincial - 1 must sign up for either 2 or 3 classes per week.

Provincial 2, 3, 4, and all National levels must sign up for 3 classes per week.

For pricing and classes please click on the link below. 

Airborne's Extra Competitive Elite Classes - for established Airborne Competitive Athletes who are Provincial Level and up only. These classes will be taught by our Assistant Head Coach, Steph, who is also an experienced and certified trampoline judge. 

Competition Prep Class: This class is for those who want to work harder to improve form and technique in their routines. Steph will be working to enhance the athlete's overall performance at competitions through repetitions of skills and routines. Athletes will be expected to work diligently throughout this class, with the coach and independently. 

Competitive Conditioning: This is for athletes who want to improve their strength and flexibility. This class will run through various conditioning and flexibility workouts using the mats, equipment, and trampolines. There will be 30 minutes of conditioning and 15 minutes of flexibility in each class. Athletes will be expected to work hard and push themselves with the goal of improving muscle tone and flexibility to aid them during their routines. 

Competitive Information Package

Click HERE for our Schedule

Inclement Weather PolicyAirborne Trampoline KW reserves the right to close the facility & cancel classes due to inclement weather to ensure the safety of our staff and customers. Any classes cancelled due to inclement weather are not eligible for makeup classes or refunds. 

Meet our Competitive Coaches

Airborne Trampoline Coaches

 

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What to Wear

  • Socks
  • Track pants/Shorts
  • T-shirt/Sweat shirt
  • Comfortable athletic clothing
  • Hair tie for long hair
  • Jeans
  • Dress pants / Dress/Skirt
  • Belts / Hats / Watches
  • Jewellery (Stud earrings are okay)
  • Shoes

Rules

To make Airborne as safe as possible, special rules have been developed to prevent possible injury.

1.Obey the coaches at all times.
2.Only one person at a time on a trampoline. (We take turns)
3.No flips without the coaches permission. (Flips include anything going over your head)
4.Do not jump off of a trampoline onto any other surface or onto another trampoline. (You must stop jumping and step off)
5.Control before height. (Crash prevention)
6.No foreign objects allowed on the trampolines. (No balls, toys, water bottles, shoes, books, etc.)
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