Trampoline drama in Stuttgart: MTV Bad Kreuznach celebrates its first title!

Trampoline drama in Stuttgart: MTV Bad Kreuznach celebrates its first title!

The big event for trampoline gymnasts took place last Saturday, June 21, 2025, in Stuttgart. At the German Championships, which were held in the sports metropolis, the excitement was palpable. Trampoline fans came in droves to see the country's best athletes and were not disappointed. Fabian Vogel and Aileen Rösler, a fresh duo, secured their first title in mixed synchronized jumping and impressively showed what is possible in trampoline sport. Under the trained eye of the jury, the teams had to demonstrate their skills in ten jumps, which were assessed on posture, synchrony and difficulty. The victory of the two was a very special moment for the athletes and all the supporters. SWR reports that the pair's routine ended with a double backflip and two twists, which impressed the jury and audience alike.

Fabian Vogel, who usually competes with Caio Lauxtermann, had to adapt to his choice of partner in the new mixed competition. Caio jumped in the final round of the competition not with Vogel, but with Aurelia Eislöffel and ultimately took fourth place. For Vogel, winning the title was “incredible” and “fascinating,” a moment he won’t soon forget. DTB adds that the Trampoline Bundesliga, founded in 1973, is an important platform for talented jumpers. Even though there was initially a women's Bundesliga, the women are now regularly active in mixed teams, which makes the competitive atmosphere more colorful.

A look back at the championships

The German Championships in Trampoline and Trampoline Synchronized Gymnastics are a test of strength for particularly talented athletes. The event in Stuttgart was another example of the high level that sport has reached in Germany. But that's not all: in October, the city of Dessau will be the stage for the German Youth Championships and the German Synchronized Gymnastics Championships, which will be held by Stop sports be organized. The youth competitions are scheduled for Friday, October 4th, while the German Synchronized Gymnastics Championships will take place one day later.

Preparations are already in full swing. Over 40 clubs from all over Germany, including names like Hamburg, Munich and Cottbus, bring more than 300 participants and just as many companions. Ralph Hirsch, the sports director of Anhalt Sport, emphasizes the importance of the event and is looking forward to the high-class athletes and exciting competitions.

A special highlight this year will be the first mixed competition in synchronized gymnastics, which serves as a test run. This shows the joy of innovation in German trampoline sport and the efforts to introduce new, exciting formats. Spectators can look forward to thrilling duels that will show the athletes jumping at heights of 7-8 meters. Anhalt Sport is currently selling the tickets that are already in high demand. If you don't want to miss the championships, you can find information about tickets and other details on the website.