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3. Place the trampoline away
from structures and other play areas. Use shock-absorbent material
on the ground around the perimeter.
4. Do not use a ladder with
the trampoline because it provides unsupervised access by small
children.
5. Ensure that your
trampoline is properly assembled in a level area with at least 10
unobstructed feet (3 meters) on all sides and a minimum of 20
unobstructed feet (6 meters) above the trampoline bouncing surface.
The area directly below the bouncing surface must be kept clear at
all times.
6. Perform the 'Stop
Bounce' after every skill or sequence of skills, or whenever you
deviate from the center of the trampoline.
7. Never jump off a
trampoline, always climb off.
8. Keep your bouncing low
and under control. Consistently land in the center of the
trampoline.
9. Allow only one person on
the trampoline at a time.
10. Do not leave children
unsupervised on the trampoline.
11. Avoid bouncing for long
periods of time and do not bounce when you are tired.
12. Do not use your backyard
trampoline when under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
13. Ensure the spotters are
always stationed around the trampoline.
14. Master the specified
pre-requisites before attempting a new skill.
15. Do not attempt back
flips (back somersaults), multiple somersaults or twisting
somersaults on your backyard trampoline.
So, dear owners - be
safe and not sorry. Common sense safety rules are a requirement in
all sports. A trampoline used properly and sensibly is excellent
recreation for all ages.
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