Indoor Trampoline Introduction

An open trampoline refers to a trampoline that does not have any surrounding netting or enclosure system. Unlike enclosed trampolines, which have safety nets around the perimeter to prevent users from falling off, open trampolines provide a more free-form jumping experience. Users can bounce and perform tricks without any barriers, offering a different level of thrill and excitement.

A Dodgeball Court trampoline is an exciting and fast-paced game that combines the thrill of trampoline jumping with the strategy and agility of dodgeball. It typically features multiple trampolines arranged in a court-like layout with dividing lines and boundary markers. Dodgeball Court trampolines may have padded walls or barriers to contain the balls and prevent them from bouncing out of the playing area.

A Foam Pit Trampoline is a specialized feature found in trampoline parks and indoor playgrounds. It consists of a large pit filled with soft foam cubes, into which users can safely jump or flip from trampolines positioned around the edges. The foam cubes provide cushioning and help absorb impact, reducing the risk of injury when landing. Particularly attractive to thrill-seekers and adrenaline lovers.

Trampoline Parkour courses often incorporate a variety of obstacles, such as platforms, bars, and foam pits, which challenge participants to navigate and perform tricks with speed and precision. They provide a unique blend of athleticism, creativity, and excitement, and attract participants of all skill levels to enjoy the thrill of defying gravity and exploring their agility in a safe and controlled environment.

Bumper ball trampoline, also known as bubble soccer or bubble football, combines the thrill of bouncing on a trampoline with the fun and excitement of collision sports.

The inflatable bubbles protect players from impacts, allowing them to bump into each other and roll around without getting hurt.

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Trampoline Slackline offers a dynamic and engaging experience, in this setup, a slackline is anchored between two points, typically with one end attached to a sturdy support structure and the other end attached to a harness or attachment point on the trampoline frame. Participants then balance and walk along the slackline while utilizing the bounce and elasticity of the trampoline surface.