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10.1 Moving the trampoline (to nearby location)
If you would like to move the assembled trampoline a few metres, you will need at least two people to do so.
Proceed as follows:
1. Make sure that there are no people and/or animals nearby or on or under the trampoline.
2. Check the path that you must follow to move the trampoline. Watch out for any obstacles.
3. With at least two people, lift the trampoline off the ground slightly.
4. Slowly and carefully carry the trampoline horizontally to the ground.
5. Set the trampoline on the ground at the desired location. Ensure that the surface is level.
6. Make sure that the trampoline is stable and all parts are firmly attached before using it for the first time.
10.2 Transporting the trampoline (to distant location)
You must completely disassemble the trampoline before transporting it across a large distance. You can find more
information on disassembling the trampoline in section '9 Disassembly'.
11. Weather conditions
The trampoline must be secured and disassembled in strong weather conditions (rainstorm, thunderstorm, snow or
hail). You can find more information on disassembling the trampoline in section '9 Disassembly'.
WARNING!
The trampoline must not be used during a storm, thunder or strong winds! Dismantle the trampoline if stormy weather
or winter conditions are forecast.
Disassemble the following parts and store them indoors in the event of a timely forecast of stormy weather:
• net poles (2/3) with pole sleeves (4)
• frame padding (11) with crawling and stumble guard (11a/11b)
• rubber straps (6)
• jump mat (5) with safety net (5a)
The trampoline should be covered in the event of snow or very low temperatures.
Note
If you are using a tarpaulin, it must be secured against wind.
Secure the trampoline against strong winds, e.g. with steel anchors in the ground or weights such as bags of sand
or water. Remove wind-catching elements such as the jump mat (5) with safety net (5a), net poles (2/3) and frame
padding (11) with crawling and stumble guard (11a/11b).
12. Jumping techniques
Important information on various jumping techniques and tips for how to behave while jumping are provided below.
• Start with a few simple jumps (basic jump) to slowly get used to the characteristics of the trampoline.
• Do not jump too high, and always try to stay in control.
• Always jump from and try to land on the white marking on the jump mat! Make sure that you do not land on the
edge!
• You must practise aborting jumps before you attempt more complicated jumps! Slightly bend your knees when
you land on the trampoline (see '12.1 Aborting a jump').
• Limit the duration of continuous use. Take regular breaks.
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