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The trampoline's user manual is also available at www.abarqs.pl.

 

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TRENING   

  

1.

 

Basic reflection  

 

Stand straight on the trampoline. Bend your knees, swing your hands to gain momentum and jump. Keep your 

feet together in the air and point your toes down. To maintain balance, focus your eyes on the perimeter of the 
trampoline  when  jumping. 

Keep your feet wide apart during 

landing. When you want to stop, bend your knees and hips 
when your feet come into contact with the trampoline.  

  

2.

 

Knee bounce  

 

Start with a basic jump, holding your hands high. Get down on 

your knees, with your back straight. Keep a balance with your 
shoulders. Return to the standing position. 

 

  

3.

 

Knee and arm bounce  

 

Start with a basic stroke, holding your hands high. Land on 

 

your hands and knees. Make sure you put your weight on both hands and knees. Don't sit on your heels. Stay in 

that position and try to bounce. Don't sway between your hands and knees. Grow up on all points. Look 
forward slightly during landing. Hold on to your feet

 

  

4.

 

Seating rebound 

 

 Start from scratch, hold on. Land in a straight seat with your back straightened out. Keep your hands near 

your  hips.  Don't  block  your  elbows.  Then  push  yourself  away  from  the  mat,  standing  up  to  the  starting 
position. 

 

5.

 

 Front bounce

 

 

 Make  a  basic  jump.  After  landing,  push  forward  with  your  feet  and  keep  your  hands  in  front  of 

you.  Let  yourself  fall  forward  and  land  as  shown,  with 
your  hands  crossed  and  under  your  head.  Use  your  arms 
and momentum to return to a standing position. Note: Only 
do this if the trampoline has enough space. 

 

 

6.

 

A 180° bounce is a difficult jump that requires a lot of control 
over the body. First, make a full rebound from the front. After 
landing, use your left or right hand to rotate 180°. Don't hump. 
After landing, jump back to your standing position. Note: Only do this if the trampoline has enough 
space.  

 

7.

 

Full rebound

  

 

Start  with  a  sitting  down  rebound.  When  you  jump,  point  your  arms  in  the  direction  of  rotation.  When 

turning, place your hands on the sides of your body and hold your body straight. After the turn, end up in a 
straight seat position. 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

Summary of Contents for TRAMPOLINE 8ft

Page 1: ...qs pl 1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF THE TRAMPOLINE 8ft 10ft 12ft 14ft Thank you for buying our trampoline Our product will provide a comfortable and easy way to take advantage of your free time get your d...

Page 2: ...It is recommended to store the folded trampoline in a room not directly exposed to snow and frost Check the mat spring guard and safety net for damage It is recommended to replace the mat every two ye...

Page 3: ...efore using the trampoline The care and maintenance rules for the individual elements of the trampoline are attached to these elements Trampoline designed for home use only Do not use for commercial p...

Page 4: ...NTION Trampoline elements are susceptible to wear and tear and damage to the material caused by rain sunlight salt water and heat Before each use assess the condition of the trampoline and replace or...

Page 5: ...3 3 4 4 6 TR805 Vertical leg tube 6 6 8 8 7 TR806 Springs 8 TR807 Safety rules 1 1 1 1 9 TR808 Spring kay 1 1 1 1 All trampoline specifications and parts of the trampoline are in accordance with the a...

Page 6: ...rom the previous step 4 Now turn the components with the legs already mounted to the trampoline target position and join them together in a rim The parts may still seem loose but the springs of the ma...

Page 7: ...wo different hooks We mount the spring to the V shaped ring at the mat using a more rounded spring hook Using the spring assembly device 9 tension the spring and the end hook the spring into the appro...

Page 8: ...tions and numbers as listed below Make sure you have all the parts as listed below If any part is lost please contact your dealer The product is designed for installation by adults Parts Number Number...

Page 9: ...Steel pole 5 10 pcs 8 pcs 6 pcs 2 Steel pole 5 10 pcs 8 pcs 6 pcs 3 Screw 5 10 pcs 8 pcs 6 pcs 4 Screw pad 10 20 pcs 16 pcs 12 pcs 5 Anti skid ties 10 20 pcs 16 pcs 12 pcs 6 Screw 10 20 pcs 16 pcs 12...

Page 10: ...gether as shown in the figure 2 Check that the mechanism is locked Screw the cap on the tip of the pole Mount the trampoline leg poles using two screws and two distances Tighten the screws sensitively...

Page 11: ...al is also available at www abarqs pl 11 GRID MONTAGE Put the sewn in mesh straps through the yellow pads Squeeze the spring and then mount the hook on the ring hook on the V shaped ring as shown A an...

Page 12: ...line is in use You should also make sure that smaller users do not use the inner edges of the spring as a handle when you climb the trampoline MAT Mata will be gradually weakened over the years by the...

Page 13: ...umper around the trampoline Make sure there are any objects under the trampoline if so remove them before using it If the trampoline is not in use keep it secured to prevent it from being used unatten...

Page 14: ...ok forward slightly during landing Hold on to your feet 4 Seating rebound Start from scratch hold on Land in a straight seat with your back straightened out Keep your hands near your hips Don t block...

Page 15: ...r warranty claims The use of a defective product can lead to further damage and there is a risk of accident and personal injury or loss of life The Guarantor shall not be liable for damages resulting...

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