Airzone Jump BASIC AZJ-12FT Assembly Instructions Manual Download Page 10

FUNDAMENTAL BOUNCES

STANDING BOUNCE

1. Start in the center of bed, feet 
    shoulder width apart, arms at side, 
    eyes on end of bed.

2. As you jump from trampoline, 
    arms come up and forward, 
    circling outward and back to side 
    as you again contact bed. Bring
    feet together, toes pointed, in the 
    air, feet shoulders-width apart 
    again as you contact bed. Arms 
    need never go above your 
    shoulders or behind your body.

KNEE BOUNCE

1. First, assume kneeling position in 
    center of bed, back straight , eyes 
    on end of bed.
2. Pump your way to your feet by 
    bouncing, using your arms as in 
    standing bounce.
3. Duplicate position from a low 
    bounce

HANDS AND KNEE DROP

1. First, assume position shown in 
    illustration, keeping head up, eyes 
    on end of bed.
2. Duplicate position from a low 
    bounce. Keep your hands as 
    close to your knees as shown in 
    illustration.

FRONT DROP

1. First, assume position of hands 
    and knee bounce. Begin to 
    bounce slightly in this position, 
    then kick legs back, land on
    stomach, taking some weight on 
    bent forearms as shown in 
    illustration. Make sure you kick 
    backwards, do not go forward, 
    and return to hands and knees 
    position.
2. Try from a low bounce, kicking 
    backwards making your belt land 
    where your feet were.

Summary of Contents for BASIC AZJ-12FT

Page 1: ...2FT BASIC AZJ 15FT BASIC ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Two or more adults required for assembly Not recommended for children under 6 years of age Jump CONTACT INFO Distributed by Airzone Ltd Questions or Comm...

Page 2: ...rranty only available with show of Receipt Sticker with Serial Number and Instruction Manual Save these IMPORTANT Safety Instructions IMPORTANT WARNING Read these materials prior to assembling and usi...

Page 3: ...trampoline and enclosure the following precautions must be observed DO NOT attempt or allow somersaults on the trampoline Landing on the head or neck can cause serious injury paralysis or death even w...

Page 4: ...res tree limbs and other possible hazards 7 2 3 1 7 2 4 1 Lateral clearance is essential Place the trampoline and enclosure away from walls structures fences and other play areas Maintain a clear spac...

Page 5: ...springs 5 A bent or broken frame and or support system 6 A sagging bed or barrier 7 Sharp protrusions on the frame or suspension system 7 3 2 1 The Trampoline and enclosure is NOT to be left outside i...

Page 6: ...d off the barrier 7 5 1 9 Do not hang from kick cut or climb on the barrier 7 5 1 10 Wear clothing free of drawstrings hooks loops or anything that could get caught while using the trampoline enclosur...

Page 7: ...tact with the trampoline bed Learn this skill before attempting others 7 5 1 7 Learn fundamental bounces and body positions thoroughly before trying more advanced skills A variety of trampoline activi...

Page 8: ...the basic fundamental bounces before attempting more difficult ones Low controlled bounces are a good start before learning the basic landing positions and combinations Jumpers need to understand that...

Page 9: ...trol will increase his her chance of injury Be sure to familiarize yourself with the basic jumps before doing more difficult ones Jumps should be mastered performed repeatedly before moving on to the...

Page 10: ...Pump your way to your feet by bouncing using your arms as in standing bounce 3 Duplicate position from a low bounce HANDS AND KNEE DROP 1 First assume position shown in illustration keeping head up ey...

Page 11: ...ove but continue around until a complete circle has been made Spot by looking for end bars as you complete trick BACK DROP 1 Lie on your back on bed spread your legs slightly and raise them about 45 d...

Page 12: ...toes pointed raise legs as illustrated then lower feet to contact bed LAYOUT POSITION Done like a standing bounce but at top of bounce stretch slightly arching back and momentarily looking skyward ST...

Page 13: ...extensions are secured to the W shaped leg by way of a button lock 2 Repeat step 1 with the remaining W shaped legs F and leg extensions E Properly assembled each leg assembly should look like this 3...

Page 14: ...ampoline should look like this 9 With stitching portion facing downward and labels logo facing upwards lay jump mat B inside the frame and attach a spring G to a D ring on the mat Always attach closed...

Page 15: ...ced springs To even out tension attach a spring opposite the one just attached 15 With all springs attached lay frame cover A in place 16 Position the frame cover A over the top rail and springs whils...

Page 16: ...should be connected to the steel rod circle at the top of the enclosure net Top rail C 21 Enclosure poles are connected to the steel rod circle as per the image above 22 Carefully place the enclosure...

Page 17: ...serious injury Do not use your trampoline and or enclosure until you have thoroughly read and understand all instructions and warnings provided REFER TO PARTS LIST FOR IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS 25 Enla...

Page 18: ...urchased from an authorized dealer This limited warranty is extended only to the original consumer purchaser and is not transferable 3 Be sure to retain your original purchase sales receipt and instru...

Page 19: ...he exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation of exclusion may not apply to you This limited warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other...

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