Setup Instructions - Hudora 65075/01 Instructions De Montage Et Mode D'emploi

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SETUP AND INSTRUCTION MANUAL

HUDORA TRAMPOLINE 200 – 426 CM Ø

Congratulations on the purchase of your new HUDORA Trampoline!

INTRODUCTION

Please read this entire manual completely before using the trampoline. As

in any kind of physical activity, there is a risk of injury involved. Read all

instructions and tutorials before usage. Warnings, care & maintenance

instructions are provided to ensure safe and fun usage of this equipment.

Please keep this instruction manual!

WARNINGS

FOR TRAMPOLINE SETUP

There must be enough room above the trampoline for use. A minimum of

7.3 m free space above the trampoline is recommended. Remove any wires,

branches or other obstructions before use. Setup the trampoline on a flat,

solid surface only.

Horizontal freedom of movement is vital. Setup up the trampoline away from

walls, buildings, electric lines, fences, and other objects. Make sure that

there is 2.5 m of free space surrounding the trampoline.

Set up the trampoline on a flat surface before use

Lighting may be required in dark or shady areas.

Do not set up the trampoline on a concrete surface, hard ground (i.e. rock)

or a slanted surface. We recommend grass.

Remove all objects that could obstruct the trampoline and never lay anything

on top of the trampoline. Empty your pockets before using the trampoline.

The trampoline may shift in strong winds. If windy weather is anticipated,

the trampoline should be moved to a safe place or dismantled. As an

alternative, the round outer side (the upper frame) of the trampoline may

also be securely fastened using ropes and pegs. To ensure your safety,

the trampoline must be secured to the floor in at least three (3) places. Do

not just secure the bottom part of the trampoline, or else it could become

detached from the from the framework connectors.

Do not use indoors!

USAGE

Improper usage or misuse of the trampoline is dangerous and can lead to

serious injury!

Trampolines are appliances with springs built to propel one's body to an

unaccustomed height and may therefore also cause extreme, unusual body

movement. Please be aware of this and use only when physically fit. If you

are at all uncertain whether you should use the trampoline, consult a doctor

beforehand.

The owner of the trampoline, along with the respective supervisor, is

responsible for making sure that all users are familiar with the given rules

and techniques found here in the instruction manual.

Use the trampoline only when in the presence of experienced supervisors

with proper training.

Mount and dismount the trampoline by climbing on and off. Do not bounce

from the trampoline to the floor or bounce onto the trampoline; this is

dangerous.

To climb onto the trampoline correctly, grab onto the frame with your hands

and climb or roll onto the frame, over the springs and onto the trampoline

mat. Never forget to grab the frame edge with your hands. To climb off

properly, go to the edge of the trampoline, hold onto the edge of the frame

for support, and step off the mat onto the floor.

This trampoline has been designed for use by people of a certain size. Users

should weigh no more than 150 kg.

Please make sure that street shoes and/or tennis shoes are not worn on

the trampoline. Animals should not be permitted on the trampoline mat to

protect the mat from rips and damage. Users should either wear gymnastic

shoes, socks or go barefoot.

Always begin by jumping on top of the logo printed on the middle of the mat.

Stop jumping immediately if you land more than 30 cm away from the logo!

Begin jumping again in the middle of the mat.

Stop jumping by bending your knees as soon as your feet contact the mat.

Master this technique before learning others.

Master the elementary jumping techniques and body positions before

experimenting with other movements. Various trampoline activities can be

completed using elementary techniques combined in various combinations

or sequences with or without standing jumps in between.

Avoid jumping too high. Remain at a low level until you've mastered

controlled jumps and repeated landings in the middle of the mat. Controlled

jumping is more important than great height. Focus your gaze on the

trampoline. This will help to control your jumps.

Do not jump onto the trampoline from balconies, trees or other objects. Do

not use the trampoline as a springboard.

Do not use when tired. Do not use for extended periods.

Trampolines higher than 51 cm are not intended for use by children under 6

years of age.

Clear away the trampoline when not in use. Do not use the trampoline when

under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

For further training and information, consult a trained trampoline specialist.

Only use the trampoline when the mat surface is dry. Winds and breezes

should be calm or still. Do not use the trampoline during strong winds or

storms.

The trampoline mat should never come into contact with sharp corners or

pointy objects.

Do not allow people underneath the trampoline.

Never more than one person jumping on the trampoline at a time!

If more than one person is on the trampoline at a time, the risk for injuries

including back, neck, spinal or bone injury is increased.

Intended only for private use!

Landing on head or neck can cause paralysis or death!

Do not do somersaults on the trampoline. Performing somersaults increases

the likelihood of landing on your head or neck!

Do not make any technical modifications to the equipment.

If the user notes any of the above-listed problems with equipment or any

other occurrence that may affect the safety of the device, the trampoline

must be dismantled or otherwise secured against usage until the

situation is eradicated.