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General| Brand | Happy Trampoline |
|---|---|
| Model | Galactic Xtreme |
| Category | Sports & Outdoors |
| Language | English |
Assemble the trampoline legs using parts 1 and 2.
Bolt together the legs using parts 24 and 25.
Connect parts for the mid frame, ensuring spring slots face up and net cups outward.
Bolt frame sections together using 2.75-inch nuts and bolts.
Install springs following numerical order, skipping slots, and alternating sides for even tension.
Lay out spring pads, loop springs through loops, and ensure V rings are flat on fabric tabs.
Connect net enclosure poles (parts 18 & 19) and sleeve them with part 23.
Connect four fiberglass rod sections and lay them out according to the diagram for the net.
Consult a doctor, check trampoline for wear, and always use the safety enclosure.
Use one person at a time, under supervision, stop if unwell, and wear appropriate clothing.
Learn to control bounces, stop safely, and use proper landing techniques.
Avoid somersaults, foreign objects, poor maintenance, and adverse weather conditions.
Maintain control, stay within competence, practice basic techniques, and consult instructors.
Enforce rules, advise users on correct techniques, and be aware of all safety warnings.
Do not use under influence, climb carefully, master bounces, stay in control, and limit users.
Supervise all users, check condition, keep area clear, and secure when not in use.
Mount/dismount carefully, avoid grabbing pads or stepping on springs.
Do not use under alcohol/drugs; this impairs judgment and coordination.
Multiple users increase injury risk from collisions, loss of control, or landing on springs.
Stay centered, keep pads on frame, and don't attempt advanced maneuvers without mastering basics.
Learn the basic bounce: standing, arm swing, leg tuck, controlled landing.
Learn knee drop by landing on knees, maintaining balance, and returning to standing.
Learn seat drop by landing on hips, then using momentum to return to standing.
Transition from hands and knees to a front drop landing.
Learn front drop by landing flat on stomach, then recovering to standing.
Covers mounting, basic bounce, braking, and knee drop landing.
Reviews basic skills, knee bounce, and seat drop with variations.
Focuses on hands/knees to front drop and routine practice, with instructor advice.
Reviews all skills, front drop, and incorporates them into a user-chosen routine.
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