Trampoline gymnastics is an amazing discipline to judge. You get to watch competitors perform routines made up of dynamic twists, somersaults and jumps.
This is the first qualification in the judging pathway. Throughout this course you will learn basic aspects of how competitions are run, the roles and responsibilities of a judge, how to judge, and how to arrive at a fair score. Upon successful completion of the course you will be able to judge at club and regional competitions as a member of the judging panel.
Many of our club judges are family members and people who are already engaged with trampolining. Becoming a judge is a great way to get involved with your local club and help in the development of the sport. Anyone interested in trampoline gymnastics is eligible to take this course but you’ll need to be familiar with the discipline.
Any individual that would like to judge as part of the judge panel at club and some regional level competitions.
Each discipline has the age requirement of 14 years old at club level.
Note: In some circumstances if you have previously competed at senior international level you may be able to start the judging pathway at National judge qualification, as you will already possess knowledge of FIG/UEG rules and routine composition. This is at the discretion of the Technical Committee for your discipline and they must be contacted in the first instance.
Please access the following link for all your pre-course information: Pre-course information
An informative course focused on the technical elements of judging. Throughout the course you will gain the ability to judge skills, apply deductions to performance and skills and understand the various judging levels.
Each course is classroom based and consists of the following number of days:
Acrobatics, Men’s Artistic Gymnastics, and Double Mini Trampoline – 1 day
Rhythmic – 1 ½ days
Aerobics, Team Gym, Tumbling, and Trampoline – 2 days
Women's Artistic Gymnastics - 4 days
No participants are required.
Sport specific resources.
£50 per day.
Theory Delivery:
Practical – includes observations of participants completing their skills/routines and making the appropriate deductions
Theory - includes multiple choice and written question
On completion of both the practical and theory assessments
Acrobatics, Aerobics, Men's Artistic, Team Gym, Trampoline, DMT and Women's Artistic– at the end of the final day of the course
Tumbling – within twelve weeks of the course
Rhythmic – the theory assessment is within four weeks of the course and the practical assessment is to be arranged by the learner within twelve weeks of the course (side judge at a controlled competition)
PLEASE NOTE: From time to time the FIG can change the COP throughout the cycle in each discipline. Should this happen between the course and a learners assessment or re-assessment, learners will be required to sit the assessment under the new COP. Should this happen and a learner has any concerns regarding the changes then they must contact the course organiser prior to the assessment.
The courses below are in date order, soonest displayed first.
 | 18 Jul 2020 Caledonia House,Edinburgh |
