Most children use trampolines as toys, but there is no denying that trampolines are also a great sporting item. Compared to other sports, trampolining is easy and fun and has become a new favourite for many sports enthusiasts (including adults). Different people have different needs and should choose different trampoline sizes. Generally speaking, trampolines for home use take up less space, generally between one and one and a half metres in diameter, and the jumping area may be even smaller. It is possible to choose the right size of trampoline according to the space available in the home. Generally speaking, if the trampoline is for children, it is recommended to buy a larger size for safety and fun. If the trampoline is for adult fitness, the size should be sufficient to meet the exercise needs. Read More

Physical fitness experts say that children's regular participation in outdoor sports has a great effect on physical movement and physical and mental development, but they must also follow certain principles and not be rushed into it. Read More

Trampoline exercise can enhance the function of the child's body systems, accelerate blood circulation to strengthen metabolism, promote cardiopulmonary function, in the process of playing trampoline, enhance the lung power, a good prevention and treatment of common respiratory diseases. Exercise can also promote gastrointestinal peristalsis, enhance digestive capacity and appetite, and also have a certain auxiliary therapeutic effect on anorexia. Read More

The trampoline is suitable for children from the age of 6 years and upwards. Not only does it provide children with fun, but there are also many benefits to consistent exercise. Read More

Trampolining has become increasingly popular in recent years as trampoline parks have sprung up all over the place. In the process of playing trampoline, safety has become a factor that trampoline hall owners and investors have to pay attention to. Today we are here to talk to you about the safety precautions for trampoline sports, hoping to help players and owners reduce sports injuries and play happier and safer! Read More

Trampolining is an important tool for children's sensory training. Among the many children with sensory disorders, disorders of balance, coordination and vestibular sensation are the most basic and important problems. Trampolining is one of the most common and effective training methods for these points. Jumping helps to stimulate the child's sensory system, improve proprioceptive and vestibular sensory integration, develop a sense of balance, and train hand-eye coordination, which helps the child to mature in self-motor and motor planning. Trampoline jumping also contributes to the child's emotional stability and motivation to overcome difficulties. Read More