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Bouncing up and down from a trampoline can be fun for people of all ages. However, an increasing number of related injuries has also been noted. This article provides some information on trampoline safety.
Most of the trampolines are specifically made for home-backyard market and many of its users are children that requires close supervision from adults at all times. An appropriately sized trampoline enclosure must be used. No other apparatus should be attached to it unless it is a device approved by the manufacturer of the trampoline. Remember that the enclosure does not replace the need for supervision by a mature and knowledgeable adult. It is also recommended not to keep any climbing device, such as a ladder or a chair, close to the trampoline. This prevents access of small children to the trampoline when proper supervision is not available. Always adhere to the manufacturer's recommended weight limitation for every model. If a person appears to be near or at the weight limit, the individual should first test the resiliency of the springs. This can be done by jumping lightly on the mat prior to extensive bouncing. No one who is under the influence of alcohol or drugs should be allowed to use the trampoline. Do not allow two or more people on the trampoline at a time. And always use trampoline nets
in order to keep us save when playing with trampoline.
It is strongly recommended to go through the rules and recommendations in the users manual supplied with the trampoline It should be reviewed with anyone who is going up the trampoline. This will ensure safe and a more enjoyable use of your equipment.
