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Script--Wall Trampoline Its like trampoline but with more freedom. Hardcore meets trampoline. That is actually a very good way to describe the wall trampoline. My name is Julien Roberge. I am 23 years old, from Quebec Canada. And I love trampoline. Julien Roberge has been competing in traditional trampoline since he was 13. He trains at the Quebec Circus School in Quebec City, Canada, one of the main feeder schools for globally popular shows like Cirque du Soleil, which was born in nearby Montreal. The school is also at the forefront of the growing but unofficial sport of wall trampoline. It has been in circuses for over 20 years. It has been around but so far only in shows. When I saw it, I was like, oh, my God. What’s that? I need to try that in my life. I need to do it. You can explore yourself, what you like to do, what you dont like to do. By these ways, kind of cool, its more free. I think that, when you do trampoline, the rules are already very well set in stone whereas wall, we are just kind of writing the book now. We have a lot more creativity and a lot more freedom of movement. So for the wall trampoline to be an extreme sport, the ultimate goal is to have it in the X-games, just like in-line skating or half-pipe skateboarding. I think thats the kind of people that will be really interested in this kind of new sport and who we may recruit and start training on it also. The laughing of the, what we call … (it’s in French) trampoline in relation with a wall, It is quite important and quite funny. People like Julien, brings this discipline to a certain new level. The wall trampoline requires intense practice, and a deep awareness of ones body in space. Injuries are common. I get hurt my knees two times, in my ankle once, in my neck three times. This sport is really hard and dangerous. Wall trampoline has gone viral on the internet. Roberge gained attention last year when he posted a video of himself performing a ten-move routine that he developed. He i