A foam filled mat that a Coach might use to reduce the rebound of a trampolinist when developing a new move. It is not a substitute for proper coaching of technique. Better name is “Push-In Mat”, often known as “Crash Mat”.Continue Reading
A foam filled mat that a Coach might use to reduce the rebound of a trampolinist when developing a new move. It is not a substitute for proper coaching of technique. Also known as “Throw-In Mat” and “Crash Mat”.Continue Reading
Overhead apparatus with a belt, ropes, pulleys and fittings allowing the coach to provide remote support for a move whilst learning.Continue Reading
A large, thick mat that sits on a frame at each end of the trampoline to cushion the impact if anyone falls from the apparatus. Less frequently known as “Safety Platform”.Continue Reading
[DMT] An elongated version of a “Mini” trampoline that is open at either end – Useful for circus tricks and games. The Artiste runs and mounts, performs a trick or two whilst rebounding across the apparatus, landing on a foam filled pad at the other end.Continue Reading
A thick foam filled mat that a Coach might use to reduce the rebound of a trampolinist when developing a new move. It is not a substitute for proper coaching of technique. Better name is “Push-In Mat”, often known as “Throw-In Mat”.Continue Reading
Filled pads which completely cover the trampoline frame and springs for safety.Continue Reading
The Trampoline Overhead Safety Rig is usually installed in the open roof space of a sports hall or gymnasium and is used by the trampoline instructor to support a performer learning advanced moves. It is used with either a tumbling belt or twisting belt.The quality of the fittings on aContinue Reading
Once you have checked the trampoline environment and you are happy with your chosen trampoline layout make sure you carry out pre-use safety checks on the actual equipment (not the environment your in) to make sure the trampoline set up if safe for your pupils. This is especially important ifContinue Reading