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Trampoline Safety Rules for Jumpers and Supervisors

Jumpers Safety Guidelines

  • Do not use a recreational trampoline if you have consumed alcohol or taken any drugs.
  • Remove all hard, sharp, or loose objects from your body before using the trampoline.
  • Always climb on and off the trampoline carefully and in a controlled manner. Never jump onto or off the trampoline, and never use the AOTOB outdoor trampoline as a way to bounce onto another object.
  • Learn and master the basic bounce techniques before attempting more advanced types of jumps. Refer to our Basic Jump Skills Guide to learn proper jumping techniques.
  • To stop your bounce safely, bend your knees when landing on the jumping mat.
  • Always maintain control while jumping. A controlled jump means landing in the same area where you took off. If you feel unstable or lose control, stop jumping immediately.
  • Avoid jumping for extended periods or performing excessively high jumps repeatedly.
  • Keep your eyes focused on the jumping mat to help maintain balance and control.
  • Never allow more than one person to use the trampoline at the same time.
  • Always have adult supervision when using the trampoline.

 

Supervisor Safety Guidelines

  • Familiarize yourself with the basic jumping techniques and trampoline safety rules. To help prevent injuries, make sure all safety guidelines are followed and that new jumpers learn basic bounces before attempting more advanced jumps.
  • All jumpers should be supervised, regardless of their age or skill level.
  • Never use the trampoline (except for a trampoline sprinkler feature) when it is wet, damaged, dirty, or worn out. Always inspect the trampoline before allowing anyone to jump.
  • Keep any objects that could interfere with jumping away from the trampoline area.
  • Be aware of potential hazards above, below, and around the trampoline, including overhead obstacles and the surrounding environment.
  • To prevent unsupervised or unauthorized use, secure the trampoline when it is not in use.
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