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The World Trampoline Gymnastics Championships produced many medals for Team GB in Birmingham
ANDY HOOPER was on hand at the Utilita Arena to see Byrony Page win her second world trampolining title
His incredible photos captured the drama and excitement of an eventful match in the Midlands
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Welcome back to the Soul of Sport. For our latest episode of the series, ANDY HOOPER traveled to Birmingham to witness the drama of the World Trampoline Gymnastics Championships.
More than 1,000 gymnasts from more than 40 countries competed over eight days of the 37th edition of the competition, which is being held at the Utilita Arena.
It was the first time since 2011 that Birmingham has hosted these championships, and the city will also host the World Age Group Competitions the following week.
It was an emotionally charged match for Great Britain as Bryony Page led the way in winning the world championships, with another gold in the women’s tumbling final, silver in the men’s tumbling final and bronze medals in the synchro final and women’s all-round team. last.
Below, our man captured the best moments with a Nikon Z8 and Z9 camera with 24-70mm, 70-200mm and 400mm lenses.
Team GB enjoyed an impressive performance at the World Trampoline Gymnastics Championships, highlighted by Bryony Page’s second World Championship win
Great Britain also collected gold in the women’s tumbling team final (pictured) and silver in the men’s tumbling event
Team GB finished second in the medal category behind the United States after claiming two gold medals
Fans arrive at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena carrying Great Britain flags as tension begins to build
A performer at the competition begins warming up in the halls by performing a headstand prior to her event
A Ukrainian competitor is pictured performing a somersault as he bids for a podium finish in the men’s tumbling event
An athlete’s tucked somersault is incredibly showcased with Hooper’s multi-exposure photography
Ruth Shevelan, Kirsty Way, Molly McKenna and Bethany Williamson celebrate their team gold medal with pixelated glasses
Williamson hugs the Portuguese team after they finished second behind Team GB and won the silver medal
Team GB’s William Cowen impresses as he helps his teammates secure a silver medal in the men’s tumbling
Two athletes are overjoyed after claiming silver to support Team GB’s medal win as they embrace in an emotional moment
The Swedish team showcased their talents with a captivating performance in the trampolining pairs event
Team GB’s Williamson is left stunned after confirmation that the women’s team had claimed the gold medal
Williamson is overcome with emotion and reduced to tears as she is embraced by her Team GB teammates