When its trampoline was invented by a young boy intrigued by the ability of aerialists to bounce in a net and adjust artistic maneuvers while they did so, it literally became the "springboard" for a whole new sport.
George Nissen, who was a tumbler and gymnast himself, took its sports to the whole afresh height through putting them on canvas strung in a metal frame. Over the years, the canvas has been replaced by nylon weave, further the frames are made lighter and more stable. And its sport has developed to incorporate elements of gymnastics, ballet, and even diving.
Trampolines first became available to the public through entertainment venues footing you paid for a ticket to bounce around for the wanted time. Eventually, they found their way into schools, then gyms, then into organized associations as a real, again challenging competitive sport.
While its world championships give blessing for a opposition of competitions, including team events, and synchronized trampoline routines locality two people bring off
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