YAN Langyu

Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
World Championships
1	Men's Individual Trampoline	2021	Baku, AZE	61.825
2	Men's Trampoline Team	2019	Tokyo, JPN	180.350
3	Mixed All Around Team	2019	Tokyo, JPN	24
10	Men's Trampoline Team	2021	Baku, AZE	304.310
14	Men's Synchro	2019	Tokyo, JPN	89.620
18	Men's Individual Trampoline	2022	Sofia, BUL	12.800
19	Men's Trampoline Team	2022	Sofia, BUL	226.870
21	Men's Synchro	2021	Baku, AZE	68.550
25	Men's Individual Trampoline	2019	Tokyo, JPN	112.590
World Cup
1	Men's Individual Trampoline	2023	Santarem, POR	61.800
2	Men's Individual Trampoline	2023	Coimbra, POR	61.350
6	Men's Individual Trampoline	2019/2020	Valladolid, ESP	59.730
9	Men's Individual Trampoline	2023	Palm Beach, FL, USA	61.270
9	Men's Individual Trampoline	2019/2020	Baku, AZE	112.710
13	Men's Individual Trampoline	2019/2020	Khabarovsk, RUS	111.145
15	Men's Synchro	2019/2020	Khabarovsk, RUS	63.760
18	Men's Synchro	2019/2020	Valladolid, ESP	64.620

Athlete

Mandarin

Hunan Province [People's Republic of China]

Luo Dan [club], CHN; He Te [club], CHN; Dong Dong [national], CHN

He began the sport in 2008, and was selected to join the Hunan provincial trampoline team in 2012. (moment, 06 Sep 2021)

He was scouted by a trampoline coach from a sports school in Zhuzhou, People's Republic of China. "My parents told me they sent me to training because I was an active kid." (gymnastics, 11 Nov 2022; moment, 06 Sep 2021)

To compete at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, People's Republic of China, and the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. (gymnastics, 11 Nov 2022; 163, 14 Apr 2022; sohu, 11 May 2023)

"If you want to achieve something in anything, a certain level of effort and commitment is required. It's a given that it should be hard." (gymnastics, 11 Nov 2022)

In 2018 he was named an Elite Athlete of National Class by the General Administration of Sport of China. (sport, 12 Sep 2018)