This is the moment a thrill-seeking squad of Slovenian daredevils were filmed flying 35 feet into the air on the world's first TRAMPOLINE BRIDGE.

There are 25 bridges in the Slovenian capital of Ljubljana that cross over the Ljubljanica river. They carry cars, cyclists, and pedestrians from the left bank to the right.

But from the viewpoint of the athletes collectively known as the Dunking Devils they are all somewhat boring.

Inspired by their 2019 viral video of the world’s biggest trampoline the Dunking Devils and their crew created the world’s first ever functioning trampoline bridge!

The bridge featured the world's biggest trampoline and 3 other professional trampolines that set the stage for the world’s best freestyle trampoline performers to battle it out in a unique and electrifying competition to the delight of the gathered crowds.

DD Squad in association with Event agency Extreme also built a second trampoline bridge that the general public was able to use to bounce across to the other side of the Ljubljanica river.

Europe's entire freestyle trampoline and acrobatic community with athletes coming from Switzerland, Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark, Austria, Germany, Hungary, France and Slovenia got a chance to compete and show their skills at the Bridge Bounce Ljubljana 2021 event.

The athletes are shown performing triple and quadruple flips with multiple twists and grabs flying up to 35 feet (10,5m) into the air.

15 year-old prodigy Sebastian Wennmalm from Sweden won both the highest jump and freestyle trampoline battle with Gašper Novak of DD Squad winning the Supernova Best Trick.