What to do before trampolining to reduce risk of injury

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Following a number of high profile incidents, it is important to ensure that those who use or manage trampolines do so safely.

Experts say that there are a number of things that those using trampolines can do to reduce their risk of injury. These include:

  • Warming up before jumping.
  • Jumping only one person at a time.
  • Avoiding somersaults and other risky maneuvers.
  • Being aware of the height of the trampolines and the foam pits below.

Trampoline park operators also have a responsibility to ensure the safety of their customers. This includes:

  • Maintaining trampolines in good condition.
  • Providing adequate supervision.
  • Enforcing safety rules.

Tips for Staying Safe at Trampoline Parks:

Choose a reputable trampoline park with a good safety record.

  • Make sure that all participants are aware of the park’s rules and safety precautions.
  • Warm up before jumping.
  • Start with low-impact activities and gradually progress to more challenging ones.
  • Be aware of your surroundings and avoid jumping near other people.
  • Land in the centre of the trampoline and avoid landing on the edges.
    Take breaks when you feel tired.
  • Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.
  • If you are injured, stop jumping immediately and seek medical attention.
  • By following these tips, you can help reduce your risk of injury while enjoying the fun and excitement of trampoline jumping.

Keep safe.

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