Merax 10QTY, User Manual

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4.Fit the upper pole (with the netting) into the lower pole, as shown below, then sliding net down
the poles.
5.
Attach the net hooks to the V-ring of the jumping mat. Check all the fastenings on your trampoline
and get several people to move it into position if necessary.
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MAINTENANCE
Although your trampoline does not require any particular maintenance, a few precautions are
necessary when not in use.

The trampoline must be kept dry as much as possible. It is therefore best to cover it with a
protective cover after each use or dismantle it and store it in a dry and sheltered location when
not in use.

Regularly inspect your trampoline for any defects or premature wear.

Your trampoline was made by using an anti-rust treatment. However, if traces of rust appear
following prolonged exposure, it is recommended to attend to these immediately with regular
anti-rust treatment.

If parts are missing or damaged, directly contact our customer service.

When dismantling your trampoline, follow the assembly instructions above in reverse.
BASIC TECHNIQUES
The basic bounce

Start in an upright position.

Swing your arms forward in a circular motion.

After gaining momentum, bring together the tips of your
feet pointing downwards while in the air.
Cushioning/slowing down

Users may lose their balance. The cushioning technique
allows balance to be quickly regained.

Start with a normal jump.

When you come into contact with the mat, bend your knees
to cushion the bounce.
The hand and knee drop

Start with a basic bounce.

Land on your hands and knees, with your back straight.

Concentrate on landing evenly on the four contact points,
rather than on the height of the jump.
Seat drop

Land in a seated position, with your hands on the mat.

Return to the basic position by pushing with your hands.
MAINTENANCE
Although your trampoline does not require any particular maintenance, a few precautions are
necessary when not in use.

The trampoline must be kept dry as much as possible. It is therefore best to cover it with a
protective cover after each use or dismantle it and store it in a dry and sheltered location when
not in use.

Regularly inspect your trampoline for any defects or premature wear.

Your trampoline was made by using an anti-rust treatment. However, if traces of rust appear
following prolonged exposure, it is recommended to attend to these immediately with regular
anti-rust treatment.

If parts are missing or damaged, directly contact our customer service.

When dismantling your trampoline, follow the assembly instructions above in reverse.
BASIC TECHNIQUES
The basic bounce

Start in an upright position.

Swing your arms forward in a circular motion.

After gaining momentum, bring together the tips of your
feet pointing downwards while in the air.
Cushioning/slowing down

Users may lose their balance. The cushioning technique
allows balance to be quickly regained.

Start with a normal jump.

When you come into contact with the mat, bend your knees
to cushion the bounce.
The hand and knee drop

Start with a basic bounce.

Land on your hands and knees, with your back straight.

Concentrate on landing evenly on the four contact points,
rather than on the height of the jump.
Seat drop

Land in a seated position, with your hands on the mat.

Return to the basic position by pushing with your hands.
MAINTENANCE
Although your trampoline does not require any particular maintenance, a few precautions are
necessary when not in use.

The trampoline must be kept dry as much as possible. It is therefore best to cover it with a
protective cover after each use or dismantle it and store it in a dry and sheltered location when
not in use.

Regularly inspect your trampoline for any defects or premature wear.

Your trampoline was made by using an anti-rust treatment. However, if traces of rust appear
following prolonged exposure, it is recommended to attend to these immediately with regular
anti-rust treatment.

If parts are missing or damaged, directly contact our customer service.

When dismantling your trampoline, follow the assembly instructions above in reverse.
BASIC TECHNIQUES
The basic bounce

Start in an upright position.

Swing your arms forward in a circular motion.

After gaining momentum, bring together the tips of your
feet pointing downwards while in the air.
Cushioning/slowing down

Users may lose their balance. The cushioning technique
allows balance to be quickly regained.

Start with a normal jump.

When you come into contact with the mat, bend your knees
to cushion the bounce.
The hand and knee drop

Start with a basic bounce.

Land on your hands and knees, with your back straight.

Concentrate on landing evenly on the four contact points,
rather than on the height of the jump.
Seat drop

Land in a seated position, with your hands on the mat.

Return to the basic position by pushing with your hands.
MAINTENANCE
Although your trampoline does not require any particular maintenance, a few precautions are
necessary when not in use.

The trampoline must be kept dry as much as possible. It is therefore best to cover it with a
protective cover after each use or dismantle it and store it in a dry and sheltered location when
not in use.

Regularly inspect your trampoline for any defects or premature wear.

Your trampoline was made by using an anti-rust treatment. However, if traces of rust appear
following prolonged exposure, it is recommended to attend to these immediately with regular
anti-rust treatment.

If parts are missing or damaged, directly contact our customer service.

When dismantling your trampoline, follow the assembly instructions above in reverse.
BASIC TECHNIQUES
The basic bounce

Start in an upright position.

Swing your arms forward in a circular motion.

After gaining momentum, bring together the tips of your
feet pointing downwards while in the air.
Cushioning/slowing down

Users may lose their balance. The cushioning technique
allows balance to be quickly regained.

Start with a normal jump.

When you come into contact with the mat, bend your knees
to cushion the bounce.
The hand and knee drop

Start with a basic bounce.

Land on your hands and knees, with your back straight.

Concentrate on landing evenly on the four contact points,
rather than on the height of the jump.
Seat drop

Land in a seated position, with your hands on the mat.

Return to the basic position by pushing with your hands.
MAINTENANCE
Although your trampoline does not require any particular maintenance, a few precautions are
necessary when not in use.

The trampoline must be kept dry as much as possible. It is therefore best to cover it with a
protective cover after each use or dismantle it and store it in a dry and sheltered location when
not in use.

Regularly inspect your trampoline for any defects or premature wear.

Your trampoline was made by using an anti-rust treatment. However, if traces of rust appear
following prolonged exposure, it is recommended to attend to these immediately with regular
anti-rust treatment.

If parts are missing or damaged, directly contact our customer service.

When dismantling your trampoline, follow the assembly instructions above in reverse.
BASIC TECHNIQUES
The basic bounce

Start in an upright position.

Swing your arms forward in a circular motion.

After gaining momentum, bring together the tips of your
feet pointing downwards while in the air.
Cushioning/slowing down

Users may lose their balance. The cushioning technique
allows balance to be quickly regained.

Start with a normal jump.

When you come into contact with the mat, bend your knees
to cushion the bounce.
The hand and knee drop

Start with a basic bounce.

Land on your hands and knees, with your back straight.

Concentrate on landing evenly on the four contact points,
rather than on the height of the jump.
Seat drop

Land in a seated position, with your hands on the mat.

Return to the basic position by pushing with your hands.
MAINTENANCE
Although your trampoline does not require any particular maintenance, a few precautions are
necessary when not in use.

The trampoline must be kept dry as much as possible. It is therefore best to cover it with a
protective cover after each use or dismantle it and store it in a dry and sheltered location when
not in use.

Regularly inspect your trampoline for any defects or premature wear.

Your trampoline was made by using an anti-rust treatment. However, if traces of rust appear
following prolonged exposure, it is recommended to attend to these immediately with regular
anti-rust treatment.

If parts are missing or damaged, directly contact our customer service.

When dismantling your trampoline, follow the assembly instructions above in reverse.
BASIC TECHNIQUES
The basic bounce

Start in an upright position.

Swing your arms forward in a circular motion.

After gaining momentum, bring together the tips of your
feet pointing downwards while in the air.
Cushioning/slowing down

Users may lose their balance. The cushioning technique
allows balance to be quickly regained.

Start with a normal jump.

When you come into contact with the mat, bend your knees
to cushion the bounce.
The hand and knee drop

Start with a basic bounce.

Land on your hands and knees, with your back straight.

Concentrate on landing evenly on the four contact points,
rather than on the height of the jump.
Seat drop

Land in a seated position, with your hands on the mat.

Return to the basic position by pushing with your hands.
MAINTENANCE
Although your trampoline does not require any particular maintenance, a few precautions are
necessary when not in use.

The trampoline must be kept dry as much as possible. It is therefore best to cover it with a
protective cover after each use or dismantle it and store it in a dry and sheltered location when
not in use.

Regularly inspect your trampoline for any defects or premature wear.

Your trampoline was made by using an anti-rust treatment. However, if traces of rust appear
following prolonged exposure, it is recommended to attend to these immediately with regular
anti-rust treatment.

If parts are missing or damaged, directly contact our customer service.

When dismantling your trampoline, follow the assembly instructions above in reverse.
BASIC TECHNIQUES
The basic bounce

Start in an upright position.

Swing your arms forward in a circular motion.

After gaining momentum, bring together the tips of your
feet pointing downwards while in the air.
Cushioning/slowing down

Users may lose their balance. The cushioning technique
allows balance to be quickly regained.

Start with a normal jump.

When you come into contact with the mat, bend your knees
to cushion the bounce.
The hand and knee drop

Start with a basic bounce.

Land on your hands and knees, with your back straight.

Concentrate on landing evenly on the four contact points,
rather than on the height of the jump.
Seat drop

Land in a seated position, with your hands on the mat.

Return to the basic position by pushing with your hands.