2009 FIG Trampoline World Championships — opens
Runs Nov 19 – 22 in St. Petersburg.
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Nov 19
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Kazuma Kaya — born 1996
Kaya competes for Japan in men's artistic gymnastics, 2015 – present. Three Olympic medals across two Games, one of them gold.
Kaya's career →Léon Delsarte — born 1893
Delsarte competed for France in men's artistic gymnastics, 1920–1924. Two Olympic medals across two Games.
Delsarte's career →Feng Zhe — born 1987
Zhe competed for China in men's artistic gymnastics, 2012. Two Olympic golds at one Games.
Zhe's career →John Grieb — born 1879
Grieb competed for USA in men's artistic gymnastics, 1904. Two Olympic medals at one Games, one of them gold.
Grieb's career →Charles Luck — born 1886
Luck competed for Great Britain in men's artistic gymnastics, 1912. One Olympic medal.
Luck's career →Germana Malabarba — born 1913
Malabarba competed for Italy in women's artistic gymnastics, 1928. One Olympic medal.
Malabarba's career →Hans Lem — born 1888
Lem competed for Norway in men's artistic gymnastics, 1908. One Olympic medal.
Lem's career →Kerry Strug — born 1977
Competed for USA, 1992–1996.
Strug's career →Asuka Teramoto — born 1995
Competed for Japan, 2012–2019.
Teramoto's career →Iryna Krasnianska — born 1987
Competed for Ukraine, 2004–2008.
Krasnianska's career →Jorge Felix Roche Silveira — born 1957
Competed for Cuba, 1980.
Silveira's career →Anna Avanzini — born 1917
Competed for Italy, 1936.
Avanzini's career →Reneta Tsvetkova — born 1957
Competed for Bulgaria, 1972.
Tsvetkova's career →Yelena Naimushina — born 1964
Competed for the Soviet Union, 1980.
Naimushina's career →Şakir Şıxəliyev — born 1990
Competed for Azerbaijan, 2012.
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