The inaugural FTA World Championships held on August 4, 2022 was a historic event for the athletes who love freestyle trampoline. Highlighting the best 20 freestyle trampoline athletes from around the world in a freestyle battle, they competed over two rounds in front of our panel of International judges.
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We congratulate our first WORLD CHAMPION, Sebastian (Sebbe) Wennmalm, from Sweden and all of the athletes for their high level of skills and the wonderful performances that our live audience and on-line audience were treated to. . . history was made on August 4, 2022!​
The World's First Freestyle Trampoline Champion, Sebastian (Sebbe) Wennmalm, from Sweden, 2022 wins again in 2024!
WORLD CLASS ATHLETES
MEET THE 2024 TOP ATHLETES
Top 3 Juniors
Sergey ~ Alvin ~ Xavier
Top 3 SR Men
Evan ~ Sebastian ~ Robin
Top 3 Women
Viktoria ~ Maria ~ Lyydia
Empower
the Next Generation
For 2023, the top 10 athletes from 2022 were invited back to compete once again. We also introduced a ladies category, with 9 top female athletes invited to compete from both Europe and the US. ​Two new WORLD CHAMPIONS were crowned; Robin Steiner from Switzerland for the men and Lyydia Peltomaki from Finland for the women. We hope these young women will inspire the next generation of female athletes.
In 2024, we stepped uitwo new WORLD CHAMPIONS were crowned, plus a repeat - Sebastian (Sebbe) Wennmalm who was victorious once again. ; Robin Steiner from Switzerland for the men and Lyydia Peltomaki from Finland for the women. Congratulations to them both and to all the athletes who participated.
MEET THE 2023 ATHLETES
2023 World's First Female Freestyle Trampoline Champion, Lyydia Peltomaki & Men's Champion Robin Steiner.
2023 WORLD CHAMPIONS
Senior Men
Senior Women
 Robin SteinerRobin Steiner, World Champion Men's category, from Switzerland, representing UNIK Playground and BERG |  Aleksi SainioAleksi, from Finland finished in 2nd place, representing Acon Trampolines |  Johannes LuethiJohannes, from Austria, finished in 3rd place, representing ARL Park and BERG |
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 Lyydia PeltomakiLyydia Peltomaki, first Female World Champion, from Finland |  Nicole SteinerNicole Steiner, from Switzerland, finished in 2nd place, representing UNIK Playground and BERG |  Marlene MetzgerMarlene, from Austria, finished in 3rd place |
1ST
2ND
3RD
1ST
2ND
3RD
ROBIN STEINER
SWITZERLAND
LYYDIA PELTOMAKI
FINLAND
ALEKSI SAINIO
FINLAND
JOHANNES LUETHI
AUSTRIA
NICOLE STEINER
SWITZERLAND
MARLENE METZGER
AUSTRIA
 Evan RochaEvan Rocha from Austria finished in 4th place |  Sebastian WennmalmSebbe Wennmalm from Sweden finished in 5th place |  Moritz LangMoritz Lang rom Austria finished in 6th place |
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 Clemens ThurnherFrom Austria |  Julien SiauFrom France |  Tommy LangcakeFrom the UK |
 Viktoria DerschewizkFrom Germany |  Niklas DistlerFrom Austria |  Melina KoppFrom Switzerland |
 Mathis Jean-MairetFrom France |  Kristle LowellFrom the USA |  Loïck BossenieFrom France |
 Chayil VersluisFrom the Michigan, USA |  Mireya EngelhartFrom Austria |  Knut KnomelandFrom Norway |
 Tom MarchantFrom the UK |  Julia ZellerFrom Switzerland |  Juri IfflaenderFrom Switzerland |
 Fabian AblerFrom Austria |  Emily FieldsFrom the USA |  Franck PiconFrom France |
 Connor CopelandFrom Canada |  Emil HavsteinFrom Norway |  Brin LebenFrom Slovenia |
 Vinzenz BerchtoldFrom Switzerland |