AcrobaticSports.com: What are your feelings after having won the World Cup Final in synchronized trampoline with Michael Serth?   You took the silver medal at the 2004 World Cup Final in Algiers, now you are the kings of synchronized trampoline after having also won the 2005 World Games in Duisburg, aren't you?

Henrik Stehlik: Thanks a lot.  The victory in synchronized trampoline made us really happy, Michael and me.  We were well prepared, motivated, and we hoped to win the World Cup Final.  It was really important to me that we did well and won because the others also showed great performances. 

AcrobaticSports.com: What is your analysis of your performance in individual trampoline?  What were you missing to leave Birmingham with a medal in individual?

Henrik Stehlik: Even though I did not win a medal in individual this time, I was pleased with my routine.  May be I could have performed the end of my routine more masterfully to move up in the final standings. 

AcrobaticSports.com: What impression did Yasuhiro Ueyama's performance make on you?

Henrik Stehlik: Yasuhiro did a great performance, and I congratulate him for his medal, as well as the other medalists.  The World Cup Final in individual was of a very high level, and was a good conclusion to the season.

AcrobaticSports.com: What do you think of the other results of the German team?

Henrik Stehlik: I am very happy for Anna [Dogonadze] and Jessica [Simon].  They did a great performance and showed at the end of a very long season that they could still compete for a medal. 

AcrobaticSports.com: What are you going to do within the next few months sports-wise and professionally?

Henrik Stehlik: The season is almost over, and I am scheduled for a show, a conference, as well as private meetings.  I will spend the Chrismas vacation with my family in the Czech Republic.  This semester will also allow me to start preparing for next years' final exams.  I will try to rest within the next few weeks because next year will be really tough.