The Russian gymnast won the individual event at the world championships in Nanjing, the Kremlin said on 7 November 2026. The Kremlin also said Dmitry Nartov and Kirill Panteleyev won the synchronized event in Nanjing, while Maria Mikhailova and Anzhela Bladtseva won synchronized trampoline gold.
Galina Begim won the women’s double mini-trampoline title at the 2026 Trampoline Gymnastics World Championships in Nanjing, the Kremlin said in its 7 November 2026 congratulatory notice.
The Russian gymnast had won a world championship silver medal in 2025.
The captured rows of the official women’s double mini-trampoline Final 2 standings list a first-place score of 26.200 points but do not identify the athlete, so the score cannot be assigned to Begim.
Double mini-trampoline uses an apparatus smaller than a regular competition trampoline, with an angled section and a flat section. A routine, called a pass, has two phases. In a mount entry, the gymnast jumps onto the angled section and flips onto the flat section, then launches into an acrobatic dismount onto a mat. Judges score difficulty and execution—how demanding the skills are and how well the gymnast performs them. The discipline has both individual and team competitions.
In notices published on 8 November 2026, the Kremlin said Dmitry Nartov and Kirill Panteleyev won the synchronized event at the championships, while Maria Mikhailova and Anzhela Bladtseva won synchronized trampoline gold. President Vladimir Putin congratulated both pairs.
In his message to Begim, Putin described her victory as evidence that Russia’s trampoline program was developing successfully and producing champions.
The Nanjing championships ran from 4–8 November 2026.
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