Jumping on the Trampoline

Children and adults can bounce their way to funtrampolĂ­n, which means a diving board. This is
and exercise through a trampoline. It is simplebecause users bounce on the bed to have fun or
apparatus that consists of a stretched fabricperform acrobatic routines such as in a
attached to a steel frame with coiled springs. Thecompetition.
fabric on which users can bounce is usuallyThus, trampolines can be used for recreation or
referred to as the trampoline bed. Others call itcompetition. However, the type of trampoline
the bounce mat. The fabric used in trampolines isused is different for each activity. The frames of
not elastic. The elasticity is provided by the coiledcompetitive trampolines are made of strong steel
springs that attach the fabric to the steel frame.and are specifically rectangular in shape. The bed
These springs give the trampoline a reboundinguses strong fabric that is usually woven from
force when someone jumps on it.webbing. On the other hand, frames of
But not all trampolines use coiled springs. Dr. Keithrecreational trampolines are less sturdy and come
Vivian Alexander from New Zealand designed ain various shapes and sizes. They may be
spring-free trampoline. It uses cantileveredrectangular, circular, or octagonal in shape. The
pultruded fiberglass rods. These materials makebed usually uses woven polypropylene material or
spring-free trampolines safe to use because thewaterproof canvas. But when we see a
steel jumping frame can be placed under thetrampoline, all we can think of is to have fun.
jumping plane. According to George Nissen, one ofMake sure you always purchase the correct
the first builders of the first modern trampoline,trampoline parts. So we bounce, and then we
the name comes from the Spanish wordjump to our hearts' content.