Freestyle Skiing is an amazing, fast-paced sport with the goal of skiing down the mogul field as fast as possible while maintaining control. Performing aerials, skiers flip and twist off jumps. In this blog, we’re going to learn about how trampolines can enhance your freestyle skiing training facility
Although trampolining is not the focus of their sport, it can help to improve their skills in training. It gives more time to work on technique and concentrate on perfecting that nice rotation.
More airtime also helps to increase acrobatic awareness, while also increasing the ability for repetitions with a soft landing.
So, if you’ve got a freestyle skiing training facility for snow sports and want to give your athletes the best chance to work on their takeoff or twisting mechanics, then why not add a trampoline to your facility?
There are a few things you need to know, but we’re here to help guide you through the process.
Choosing the right trampoline can be daunting if your knowledge of trampoline equipment is limited. We are trampoline specialists, and we’re here to help explain the differences and help you make the right choice for your facility.
There are many models of trampolines. The first thing to think about is the location. Will you be using it inside or outside?
If you are using it outside, we would recommend buying a trampoline that has been made for this purpose.
PVC coating on the trampoline jumping beds and hot dip galvanised frames helps to make them last longer when kept outside.
Trampoline models vary in height and surface area. If your users are teenagers or above, then they will need a larger surface area to train on.
The trampoline jumping beds vary in performance depending on the version you choose. The measurements given in the description for the jumping beds refer to the thickness of the webbing.
The thinner the webbing, the more powerful the rebound the trampoline gives.
Perfect for indoor facilities. They are built into the floor, giving easy access to mount and dismount.
Customisation is possible, and frame pads are available in grey or blue as standard. Additional colours could be possible on request.
The performance of this model of trampoline varies depending on the trampoline jumping bed you choose.
The possibilities are PVC coating (for outdoor use), 13mm, 6mm, 6×4 mm, 5×4 mm and 4×4 mm (all for indoor use).
It is possible to get an in-ground trampoline for indoor and outdoor use.
This is the Freestyle version of the Olympic competition trampoline.
The frame is 520 x 305cm and is black powder-coated. The performance is adaptable depending on the trampoline jumping bed you choose.
Choose the bed that is right for your needs, this could be a 13mm, 6mm, 6×4 mm or 4×4 mm.
This trampoline can be folded and moved, but it is designed for indoor use.
Eurotramp’s largest trampoline!
The frame measures 5.56 x 5.56m. The jumping bed itself is 4m x 4m and hand-woven. It is an extremely powerful trampoline.
It boasts an indestructible steel frame construction and has special 20cm safety padding surrounding the trampoline.
Customisation with your own logo and branding is possible with this trampoline.
It is stationary and designed for indoor use.
It is the current trampoline chosen for the Freestyle Trampoline World Championships.
Most trampoline coaches will have manual handling training for the trampoline within their coaching qualification. However, we are able to offer a manual handling course if needed.
