GENERAL SECURITY
Never jump on the trampoline f or a long time. Fatigue increases the risk of injury. Jump f or a
shorter time and then give others the opportunity t o have some fun. The trampoline may never
be used by more than one person at the same time.
Users should wear t-shirts, shorts or sweatpants and gym shoes or thick socks, or jump barefoot.
Beginners are advised t o wear long-sleeved tops and long pants to protect themselves from
scratches and abrasions until the y can land and jump safely. Under no circumst ances wear shoes
with hard soles (such as tennis shoes) on the trampoline, as these w ear out the mat material.
Always climb on and off the trampoline properly t o prevent injury. To properly ascend, place one
hand on the frame and then climb or roll on the frame, over the springs and onto the mat. Always
put your hands on the frame when getting on and off. Never climb directly ont o the frame uphol-
stery or hold on to it. To descend properly, go t o the edge of the trampoline and place one hand
on the frame. Then climb from the mat t o the floor. Younger children must be helped t o get on
and off.
Never jump on the trampoline carelessly as this increases the risk of injury. The key to safety and
fun on the trampoline is ha ving control over the various jumps. Never try to outperform other
users! Never use the trampoline alone without supervision.
PLACING THE TRAMPOLINE
The clearance above the trampoline must be at least 7.3 meters. Ensure that there are no
dangerous objects such as branches, other leisure equipment (such as swings or pools), power
cables, walls, fences, etc. in the vicinity of the trampoline. T o use the trampoline safely, pay
attention to the following when choosing your trampoline location:
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The trampoline MUST be placed on le vel ground for use.
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The area must be well lit.
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Make sure that there are no obst acles below, above or around the trampoline.
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