I followed gymnastics during the Olympics in London last year. Apparently one of the girls, Kyla Ross trained for about 25-30 hours a week! That's about 4 hours a day. Competing for the Olympics will be tough because of all the competition your up against. I don't know how good you are, but you should really be honest and evaluate yourself. Only you know if you got the potential to get to the Olympics. Find a good gym, coach and train hard is all I can say. Passion and dedication will always be a key aspect for athletes in any sport in order to get to where they want to be. Good luck and wish you all the best.

Christ on a bike! I've answered this question for you several times and nothing has changed.

You cannot trampoline in the Olympics is 2016. I'm sorry that is not what you want to hear but I already gave you good news that you can try for 2020, 2024 and 2028. Now go learn to barani, link somersaults and do body landings like crash dive, but make sure you keep your form up.

And stop asking the same question over and over again.

If you are trying out for Team USA, you are nowhere near the level you would need to be, in fact most members from last years team are going to be returning for 2016, so I hope you the best but you don't have a chance in hell.....just being honest.

If you are trying out for team Uganda, or team Chad or even team France you could probably make it just by applying.

It's highly unlikely. But if you put in more hours and invest more of your time, it might happen. You never know until you try.

I used to do gymnastics when I was young and I got up to award 6 now I'm doing trampolining since I was 9 and now I'm 13 I really want to be in the Olympics for trampolining I attend 3 times a week so 3 hours a week and 12 hours a month ish. And my award in trampolining is award 10 I'm flexible level 3+ FIG G been in competitions came 3rd in regional once and got medals and trophy I'm strong got a good coach well 3 coaches can do somersaults

Thanks can I be in the Olympics 2016 x