This enclosed backyard trampoline can't get hot or hot, and it has set off a new wave of fashion sports. It has a kind of magic that fascinates both adults and children. It not only makes you jump for a while, but also opens a new door to the trampoline world for you!

　　Before this, have you heard about trampolines? Do you know the origin of trampolines? Now the editor will tell you about the things about the enclosed backyard trampoline.

　　The earliest trampolines originated from acrobatics. As the prototype of the trampoline, the safety net can not only protect the acrobats, but also bounce through the safety net and perform various tricks in the air. These moves also became the prototype of enclosed backyard trampoline moves.

　　Playing an enclosed backyard trampoline should not encourage somersaults and somersaults, never allow children to jump unattended, nets and other safety equipment have not been proven to reduce trampoline-related injuries, springs should be covered with padding to avoid pinching to the fingers or toes and prevent them from falling into the gaps between the springs.

　　When playing an enclosed backyard trampoline, check the trampoline regularly for torn, rusted and detached springs or pads. Keep the ladder away from the trampoline, as the ladder provides a way for small children to get on the trampoline and jump without supervision. Where possible, homeowners with trampolines should verify that their homeowner's insurance covers trampoline-related claims.