Articles related to "Trampolining"

Apart from the trampoline of course, trampolining doesn't require any special equipment but people often ask 'What shall I wear?'

Front drops are trampolining skills in their own right but they can also be progressed into higher level skills or incorporated into somersault landings.

Twists are involved in all aspects of trampolining, they are useful as linking movements or to bump up the number of points available for a routine during a competition.

The first essential thing for a new trampolinist to learn is how to control their bouncing. But perhaps even more important is knowing how to stop!

Seat drops are one of the core skills within trampolining. They can be performed alone or progressed into other skills at higher levels.

The exhilaration of being airborne on a trampoline will elevate your body to new fitness heights. Bounce fun into your fitness routine with a backyard trampoline.

Tucks, pikes and straddles are three different body shapes that form the basis of all trampolining skills.

Here's a good New Year's resolution: Try a new hobby.

P&O Cruises' new superliner, launching April 2008, has attracted more bookings on its first day on sale than any other ship in the history of Carnival Corporation