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12.1.2 What defines a good trampoline?
• Stability! A good trampoline has to stand firmly.
• The product has an extra-wide leg structure to make it especially stable.
• Longer springs ensure a softer landing and greater acceleration distances. This is more gentle on the joints and
provides a better sense of safety.
• The safety net should be robustly and stably secured. The product has a safety net that is fastened in a dou-
ble-ring frame, and thus ensures a concave net guidance. The concave net guidance makes the user land more
centrally on the jump mat. At first this is a purely visual process as the user intuitively maintains a certain distance
from the arching net. In the event of an uncontrolled jump towards the edge of the jumping surface, the concave
net guidance helps catch the user early.
• The centre of the jump mat is supposed to have a marking of some sort for better orientation, and to give begin-
ners in particular a good playing area.
12.2 Aborting a jump
If you would like to abort a jump, slightly bend your knees when landing on the jump mat. This way you slowly lose
jumping power.
12.3 Basic jump (Fig. 1)
1. Stand in the middle of the trampoline and always keep your eyes on the marking while jumping!
2. Slowly raise your arms and push yourself up from the trampoline.
3. Land back on the marking. Do not jump too high!
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