How to & tips

It's hot - extremely hot - and there's no way of cooling off. Well, that's no reason to stop you from having fun.

Trampolines are a great way to fill out some of the long hours during hot summer days, but jumping up and down can get boring after some time, even with friends.

So, what to do?

Well, trampolines have been around for decades, and people have devised some fun trampoline games that not only help pass the time, but you'll get great exercise out of them.

We've done the research and came to showcase some of the best games we could find. Also, we'll include the top two trampolines for these activities.

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Wintertime can be quite depressing for everyone. It’s too cold to go out, and you’re practically bound to your house and indoor activities.

The warm days are gone, and your trampoline is outside, waiting to be used again when it’s warm.

So, what can you do to ensure it’ll last until next summer?

There are a couple of things you can do to ensure the longevity of your trampoline, and it all depends on you.

It doesn’t matter if it’s a mild or harsh winter - what you do will impact the health of your trampoline.

We’ll talk about some of the methods of securing your trampoline in this how to winterize a trampoline guide.

Stay tuned and, hopefully, you’ll learn a skill or two.

You’ve finally decided to answer the prayers of your children and purchased a trampoline.

The day of delivery has come, and you don’t have a minute of peace from all the screaming and the excitement.

You open up the package, take out the manuals, and have a mini-stroke.

Why?

Well, manuals are there to help you, but they can often be misleading or even confusing at times.

Furthermore, they’re packed with a lot of unnecessary information that you normally wouldn’t even bother reading through.

Now, we’re here to make it a lot easier and faster for you to finish the job and get that trampoline up and running.

Here’s our guide on how to put a trampoline together.

We’ll include a lot of useful information and some tips to finish faster.

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Imagine a scenario - you’re watching the news, and you hear that a windy storm is coming your way.

You’re doing your best to prepare and secure your home, and then you remember that the trampoline is outside in the backyard, waiting as a first responder.

Naturally, you want to secure it and anchor it down.

However, very strong winds could potentially rip the anchors out from the ground, and your work becomes futile.

So, what do you do?

Worry not because we’re here to offer you some insight into how to disassemble a trampoline in a few easy steps.

If you follow it through and do everything right, you’ll be just in time to beat the storm.

Of course, this is extreme, and you’re maybe just going away for a vacation and want to put it away.

Anyways, knowing how to do it yourself will be a handy skill that we will teach you down below.

Since the global pandemic is taking a turn for the better, it's time to take a breather and enjoy the summertime ahead of us.

No more sitting at home and worrying about the future when you can go outside and fully experience the sun, the beach, and all the activities that the summer brings, including trampoline jumping.

If you reside at a location with a lot of winds, such as New York or Oklahoma, you're probably worried about the safety of your trampoline during rough weather conditions.

Also, high-speed winds can often come unexpectedly, and you won't have time to prepare if you don't know what to do exactly.

Therefore, here's our how to keep a trampoline from blowing away guide to help along.

There are a number of methods you can use to secure your trampoline and keep it from destroying your property, or even worse, cause some injuries.

We'll go over all of them and teach you how to do it in the most efficient way.

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It’s probably time to start planning and thinking about activities you can do during the summer as the pandemic is drawing to an end. For many of you, this means you’ll go on a vacation to a place near the beach or relax in the countryside. But, this doesn’t offer much physical activity, which is where trampolines jump in.

The following guide will tackle the notion of trampoline measurement, which is something you’ll need if you’re buying a new one or if you’re purchasing spare parts and you need the exact measurement for the replacement. Either way, we’ll help you work your way around and learn a new skill along the way.

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