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board for other articles. For more information, see section-accident categories: mounting
and dismounting.
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For further information or exercise documents, you can turn to a trained trampoline teacher.
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In winter, the snow load and the very low temperature can damage the trampoline. It is
recommended to remove the snow and store the mat and the enclosure indoor. Always
check the trampoline before each use.
Nuts and bolts self-locking must be replaced after 1 year.
The safety net should also be replaced after 1 year.
Possible accident causes
Somersaults:
Somersaults must be avoided. Incorrect landing on the trampoline can lead to injuries,
particularly to the back, neck or head, Including paralysis or even death. The user can also be
injured by landing on the trampoline in an uncontrolled manner.
Multiple users:
The risk of injuries is raised if several persons jump on the trampoline simultaneously and lose
control of their bounces. The jumper can collide with each other, land improperly or fall offer the
trampoline. Usually, the smallest or lightest person is injured rather than a taller or heavier
person.
Ascending and descending:
Always ascend and descend carefully. Do not pull yourselves at the protection mat, do not march
on the springs and do not jump on the trampoline from any higher place such as ladder, roof or
terrace. Do not jump off the trampoline regardless of the nature of the ground around the
trampoline. Small children possible need help with ascending and descending the trampoline. Do
not stand on the protection mat. When descending the trampoline move to rim of the bounce
mat, bend forwarder and hold on the frame. Then step on the ground or ladder.
Frame and springs:
When bouncing on the trampoline keep to the center of the bounce mat in order to reduce the
risk to be injured by landing on the frame or the springs. The springs and the frame must always
be completely covered by the protection mat. Avoid stepping on the protection mat as it is not
designed to be stepped on.
Loss of control:
Losing control of the bounce can result in injuries by an improper landing on the bounce mat, the
frame or the springs or by falling off the trampoline. A controlled bounce is characterized by the
fact the person lands on the same place as he or she had jumped off. Learn the fundamental