Jump Into Fitness

Rebounding is a unique exercise that affects every muscle and cell in your body. It's a safe, gentle low-impact workout that adjusts to your fitness level. Easy on your joints and back, and can be done in your home at your convenience.

200 Series Fitness Trampolines

• Virtually silent and wonderfully smooth cushioned bounce.
• Exercise with new heights of enjoyment and fitness.
• Exhilarating - feel buoyant and happy!

Unlike mass market rebounders, our mini-trampolines have a high quality smooth bounce coupled with an elegant stable frame that allows for more creative rebounder workouts. The virtually silent bounce allows you to exercise anytime, day or night. Whether you are looking to get back in shape or tone up, the Fitness Trampoline provides a challenging workout.

Stress-free rebounding on a 200 Series Fitness Trampolines... affordable and convenient.

• 39" diameter frame (available in folding and non-folding)
• High-gloss black frame makes a great addition to any home gym (2-coat finish)
• EnduroLast cords - rated 1 million cycles
• Over 40% reduction on impact as compared to traditional rebounders.
• Play Games - Increase Fun and Fitness with the PlyoFit Adaptor Kit
• Handle Bar available for added stability (arched leg models only)
• Includes JumpSport Basic DVD for both beginners and beyond.

Different models available... Folding and Non-folding - please see Details tab.

Directions for Use

Always consult your healthcare provider before beginning a new exercise.

Start with 5 minutes of gentle rebounding per day, with your feet staying on the jumping surface.

As your fitness improves, pick up your feet with each bounce and increase the time you spend on your mini trampoline.

Recommended Use

Entry level Fitness Trampoline for exercise that affects every muscle and cell in your body. Easy and safe for your joints and back and can be done in your home at your convenience. Get better balance even when off the trampoline!

Contraindications

Always consult your health care provider before beginning a new exercise.

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