Do I need any previous gymnastics experience?<\/h3>\n
No, everybody can jump on the trampoline as no previous experience is needed. Only make sure that you jump within your skillset. Don’t expect that doing flips is easy and that you should immediately try it. For a start, just some regular bouncing will suffice. You do not have to be a gymnast to use a trampoline, and there are several health benefits associated with trampolines that should convince you!<\/p>\n
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Is there a minimum age limit?<\/h3>\n
Generally, there is an age limit for standard outdoor trampolines where age 6+ is considered as a bare minimum for using trampolines bigger than 10 ft<\/strong>. For younger children, we would recommend trampolines designed specifically for them. Bear in mind that kids’ trampolines are usually smaller in size and can be used indoors, all year long.<\/p>\n When trying to choose a trampoline size you need to consider the following:<\/p>\n For more info check out our guide on choosing your trampoline<\/a>!<\/strong><\/p>\n Trampolines come in several shapes, and each one has its purpose.<\/strong> They are available in five main types:\u00a0 round<\/strong>, rectangular, <\/strong>oval, <\/strong>and square trampolines<\/strong> (which were introduced for filling out a gap between round and rectangular and they take the best qualities of both)\u00a0 plus some additional models, like octagonal<\/strong>. And there is one more category which covers more and more popular mini trampolines. Check here for the best mini trampolines<\/a>.<\/p>\n This answer is pretty straightforward \u2013 YES. Difference between them is that rectangular trampolines are better in height of bounce<\/strong>, but they are not as safe<\/strong> as trampolines can be, not even near springless trampolines but pretty close to round trampolines. So which one to take is all about what you need it for, recreational or training purposes.<\/strong><\/p>\n More info:<\/strong><\/p>\n Note: All pro\/semi-pro bouncers strictly use rectangular trampolines<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n Of course not.<\/strong> The trampoline weight limit is different on all trampolines, based on several elements from which the trampoline is made of. Frame thickness, springs, mat quality, number of stitches and overall quality of those parts has a huge impact on the maximum weight limit of the bouncer.<\/p>\n Weight limit: <\/strong><\/p>\n Shape –\u00a0 ROUND<\/strong><\/p>\n Shape – RECTANGULAR<\/strong><\/p>\n Shape –\u00a0 OVAL<\/strong><\/p>\n Shape – OCTAGONAL<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n If you plan to use your trampoline for recreational purposes daily consider buying a 14 or 15 ft round trampoline, 9 x 15 ft rectangular trampoline or 8 x 13 ft large oval spring-based or springless trampoline. Of course, size and available place in your backyard also count.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Professional trampolines are intended to be more powerful and more durable compared to normal trampolines. Generally, the elasticity of these trampolines is situated throughout the springs as they require more rigidity and firmness. Professional trampolines come only in one shape – as rectangular trampolines! There are several biggest differences between home and pro trampolines:<\/strong> \u2022 A majority of the parts of a professional trampoline are made up of steel. Despite their weight, these trampolines are easy to move from one place to the other.<\/p>\n \u2022 This is normally used by sports professionals and in some situations, by normal individuals who may be using it for exercise.<\/p>\n \u2022 Their fabrics are specially developed and made sturdier than normal trampolines but are still considerably lightweight which allows for easy transport.<\/p>\n \u2022 The average base size of this type of trampoline is 14 \u2013 17 feet.<\/p>\n \u2022 All these features, especially the springs, are what allow the user to bounce much higher.<\/p>\n Trampolines for professional use are expected to cost more than your normal trampolines. The price is reasonably high, as this has a top-quality that a lot of professional athletes rely on, especially in cases where this is to be used for business or in competition. These are used in various sports to condition athletes in sports like cross-training and skiing.<\/strong><\/p>\n There are a lot of advantages to having a trampoline of this type. It\u2019s a good practice to research thoroughly first on the particular type you need by looking up some more information on the internet or probably you could find someone who has familiarity and knowledge about them. From there, you can decide which is best. You need to consider all angles like the quality, the safety, the price, etc.<\/p>\n Ultimate 4×4 made by Eurotramp, a true competition trampoline used in the Olympics and World Trampolining Championship! <\/strong> <\/p>\n This is an interesting question but unfortunately, there is no unique answer. But we can tell you this:<\/strong><\/p>\n Frequently Asked Questions – You Asked, We Answer! In the old days when home trampolines began to be somewhat popular, people were convinced that only gymnasts and cheerleaders are capable enough to use them. But the truth is everything but this as more and more people of every age tend to use it regularly. Kids have a fantastic time jumping on it, playing games, and working out simultaneously, not even realizing it. The benefits it <\/p>\n
\n\u00a0What size trampoline do I need?<\/h3>\n
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\n\u00a0What are the available shapes of trampolines and when to use which?<\/h3>\n
\nIs there any difference when jumping on different shapes of trampolines?<\/h3>\n
\nIf you want the best bouncing experience then only rectangular, oval and springless trampolines can be considered.<\/p>\n\n
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\nDo all trampolines have the same weight limit?<\/h3>\n
Some general specifications are like this:<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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\n\u00a0I want the best available trampoline on the market for recreational purposes. Which should I buy?<\/h3>\n
\nProfessional Trampolines Vs. Outdoor Recreational Trampolines<\/h3>\n
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\nFor other, semi-pro (rectangular trampolines) you can click here<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
\nHow NOT to get hurt on a trampoline!?<\/h3>\n
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