Trampoline Safety For Kids
Title:
Trampoline Safety For Kids
Word Count:
511
Summary:
Trampolines are safe for recreational use if proper adult supervision is present, and adherenc
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) states that 95,000 hospital emergency room-tr
Keywords:
trampoline, trampolines, fitness, health
Article Body:
Trampolines are safe for recreational use if proper adult supervision is present, and adherenc
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) states that 95,000 hospital emergency room-tr
According to the CPSC, most of the trampoline associated injuries were sustained at private ho
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Colliding with another person while jumping on the trampoline.
Landing improperly while jumping or doing stunts on the trampoline.
Falling or jumping off the trampoline.
Falling on the trampoline springs or frame.
The majority of injuries caused by using trampolines include sprains, fractures, scrapes, brui
These are the recommendations laid out by the AAP:
1. The trampoline should not be used at home, inside or outside.
2. The trampoline should not be part of routine physical education classes in schools.
3. The trampoline has no place in outdoor playgrounds and should never be regarded as play equ
These are the safety guidelines issued by the AAP organization if trampolines are to be used:
1. Steel frame and springs should be covered with a safety pad.
2. Impact-absorbing safety surface material for impact areas
3. Maintenance and repair for tears, rust, and detachments.
4. Safety harnesses and spotting belts
5. Setting the trampoline in a pit so the mat is at ground level should be considered.
6. Ladders may provide unintended access to the trampoline by small children and should not be
7. Only one person should use the trampoline at a time.
8. In supervised settings, the user of the trampoline should be at the center of the mat. The
9. Personnel trained in trampoline safety and competent spotters should be present whenever th
10. Even in supervised training programs, the use of trampolines for children younger than 6 y
11. The trampoline must be secured and not accessible when not in use.
The CPSC also issued additional safety measures while using the trampoline which include:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Somersaults should not be attempted because landing on the head or neck can cause paralysis
Trampolines should not be used without shock-absorbing pads that completely cover the sprin
Trampolines should be laced away from structures, trees, and other play areas.
Trampoline enclosures should be considered which can help prevent injuries from falls off t
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Trampoline Safety For Kids
Word Count:
511
Summary:
Trampolines are safe for recreational use if proper adult supervision is present, and adherenc
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) states that 95,000 hospital emergency room-tr
Keywords:
trampoline, trampolines, fitness, health
Article Body:
Trampolines are safe for recreational use if proper adult supervision is present, and adherenc
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) states that 95,000 hospital emergency room-tr
According to the CPSC, most of the trampoline associated injuries were sustained at private ho
1.
2.
3.
4.
Colliding with another person while jumping on the trampoline.
Landing improperly while jumping or doing stunts on the trampoline.
Falling or jumping off the trampoline.
Falling on the trampoline springs or frame.
The majority of injuries caused by using trampolines include sprains, fractures, scrapes, brui
These are the recommendations laid out by the AAP:
1. The trampoline should not be used at home, inside or outside.
2. The trampoline should not be part of routine physical education classes in schools.
3. The trampoline has no place in outdoor playgrounds and should never be regarded as play equ
These are the safety guidelines issued by the AAP organization if trampolines are to be used:
1. Steel frame and springs should be covered with a safety pad.
2. Impact-absorbing safety surface material for impact areas
3. Maintenance and repair for tears, rust, and detachments.
4. Safety harnesses and spotting belts
5. Setting the trampoline in a pit so the mat is at ground level should be considered.
6. Ladders may provide unintended access to the trampoline by small children and should not be
7. Only one person should use the trampoline at a time.
8. In supervised settings, the user of the trampoline should be at the center of the mat. The
9. Personnel trained in trampoline safety and competent spotters should be present whenever th
10. Even in supervised training programs, the use of trampolines for children younger than 6 y
11. The trampoline must be secured and not accessible when not in use.
The CPSC also issued additional safety measures while using the trampoline which include:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Somersaults should not be attempted because landing on the head or neck can cause paralysis
Trampolines should not be used without shock-absorbing pads that completely cover the sprin
Trampolines should be laced away from structures, trees, and other play areas.
Trampoline enclosures should be considered which can help prevent injuries from falls off t
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