Then we jump on the trampoline; we have a trampoline in the backyard.
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"Trampoline parks may be inherently more dangerous because children are able to jump from trampoline to trampoline throughout the park and bump into other children," Bandzar, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Bolton also owns a trampoline park called Quantum Leap Trampoline Sports Arena, about 215 minutes away from her family home.
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Caroline: Speaking of leaps, thank you for giving me the perfect segue into that trampoline scene, because oh my goodness, that trampoline scene!
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The cool thing about a trampoline is that the springs stretch a distance that is different than the distance the trampoline moves down.
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Turning trampolines into beds Leah Van Buren Bolton owns a trampoline park called Quantum Leap Trampoline Sports Arena near her home in Kingsport, Tennessee.
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Floor moved like trampoline Jaylen Adams said he felt the floor going up and down like a trampoline as people jumped around to the music.
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" - Steve, 32 "Trampoline sex is tricky but awesome.
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He landed on a trampoline — outdoors — without a parachute.
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I was supposed to go to Trampoline World with Tyler.
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How old is too old to bounce on a trampoline?
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She is the sole US female trampoline athlete in Rio.
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In the meantime, Fortnite players can enjoy the weird trampoline.
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To the boy who I wrestled with on the trampoline.
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But sprains were 61 percent more likely at trampoline parks.
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You have to promise me you won't use the trampoline.
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"Measles basically uses the trachea as a trampoline," says Cattaneo.
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A backyard provides access to a shared BBQ and trampoline.
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The side yard contains a jungle gym and a trampoline.
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That's the last time Jennifer DeLuca was on a trampoline.
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Then here's video of a sheep bouncing on a trampoline.
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That actually brings you more to not coastal elite, trampoline.
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In another, a man is jumping through a burned trampoline.
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Why couldn't they go to their favorite trampoline park anymore?
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Patients injured at trampoline parks, which often feature wall-to-wall trampolines, are more likely to be admitted than those injured at home, possibly due to increased liability issues at trampoline parks, researchers said.
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The common visual analogy, which simplifies this concept, likens it to what happens when a bowling ball rolls around on a trampoline — the trampoline bends around the ball, but also pushes it in different directions.
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Is the trampoline park a cover for a secret strategic meeting?
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He's a little pricier at $1,850, but he owns a trampoline.
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In Jenison, Michigan, a trampoline was tossed onto a power line.
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I'm talking about the fine art of flipping on a trampoline.
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Now, she is no longer the tiny girl on the trampoline.
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A former gymnast, she loves doing back flips on the trampoline.
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It almost looked as if Simmons had jumped off a trampoline.
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The Sky Pad, a bungee trampoline experience that integrates virtual reality.
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It's a movement being led by tween and teenage boys around the world — with a sprinkling of girls joining in — and it's called Gtramp, short for garden trampoline, to distinguish it from the Olympic sport of trampoline.
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Sky Zone is a chain of 140 trampoline parks in five countries.
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As for the original idea of launching a new professional trampoline sport?
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Then my son decided he was on a trampoline in my belly.
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Sprains and fractures were the most common trampoline injuries, regardless of location.
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While leaping from one trampoline to another, the boy hurt his ankle.
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Then he told us the truth: he was bouncing on a trampoline.
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"Trampoline" seems simple but in reality it is high concept pop music.
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The fifth floor would be a trampoline park and a movie theater.
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The video was a clever promotion for a trampoline park in Louisiana.
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"Trampoline," one of the dimmer songs here, features some overt Drake-isms.
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She can't wait till she's bigger to jump on the trampoline with her.
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For example, we'll go to the movies or go to a trampoline park.
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"The floor was so caved in it was like a trampoline," Rodgers says.
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Sadie's favorite playtime activities included building with Legos and jumping on her trampoline.
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On this basis trampoline parks, imported from America, are filling up former supermarkets.
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We Tried It: A High Intensity Trampoline Workout Then the real work began.
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We even acquired a second trampoline from next door which hurdled the fence!
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And a trampoline, making a hasty and dangerous exit in nearby Cobh, Ireland.
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Further down, another debut and nature reference — ALGAL BLOOM — sits beside a TRAMPOLINE.
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An aging Chevy Camaro sat in the courtyard, next to a kid's trampoline.
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An aging Chevy Camaro sat in the courtyard, next to a kid's trampoline.
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Oh, sure, you've seen a watermelon dropped from a balcony onto a trampoline.
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Let's make a very simplified trampoline so we can see what's going on.
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A trampoline he thought he had secured tore a hole in his roof.
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A few feet away, children bounced on a trampoline by their front door.
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When the Grettenbergers bought a trampoline, Hefzur assembled it by studying the picture.
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"Trampoline poles (carried by the wind) ... came right through the roof," he said.
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Nearly two decades, and two children, later, Ms. DeLuca, now 47, again found herself on a trampoline, having tagged along on a play date for her 7-year-old son at Fly High, an indoor trampoline park on Staten Island.
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Next month she&aposll be at the U.S. Trampoline and Tumbling Association national championships.
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It's a white bikini -- a small bikini -- a trampoline, and umm ... that's it, really.
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That&aposs the same score I got at the trampoline look-a-like contest.
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Quite a few Olympic events involve flipping and twisting, including gymnastics, diving, and trampoline.
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THERE'S A TRAMPOLINE ON THE STAGE BECAUSE BIEBER IS STILL A KID AT HEART!
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The floor is a trampoline-like mesh material topped with a metal wire grid.
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Jumping on a trampoline while it's rolling down a dirt road looks even cooler.
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"Trampoline" used to be somebody's trademark, but through that process, they eventually lost it.
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The estate has a trampoline room, which Gates told DeGeneres his three kids love.
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The competitors just aren't doing enough flips to justify the use of a trampoline.
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Stitched together in this way, space-time becomes like a mattress or a trampoline.
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Climbing walls and trampoline parks are filling the spaces once occupied by department stores.
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Is it OK to go to the museum or playground or indoor trampoline park?
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"Can we go to the trampoline park?" he begged me over his holiday break.
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In fact, ear muffs, the popsicle and the trampoline were all invented by children.
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It's clear that dozens of children bouncing on a trampoline carries risk of injury.
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Bianka loved going to the playground, swimming and jumping on the trampoline with Gigi.
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There are cycling trails, forested areas, restaurants, a trampoline park, volleyball courts and beaches.
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The floor in his old bedroom turned to cardboard and sags like a trampoline.
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He ran archery sessions and visits to the Blob, the camp's famous floating trampoline.
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TL;DR: You can bring the fun of a Sky Zone trampoline park into your own backyard with a Sky Zone x Vuly 14-foot trampoline on sale for $299 at Walmart — a savings of $380 off its usual price of $503.
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"The trampoline community doesn't really pay much attention to the girls," says Nealy Brummond, a 15-year-old flipper from Nebraska who would love to see a girl be sponsored by one of the major trampoline brands that sponsor dozens of boys.
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Last year, trampoline parks were a $1.4-billion industry in the United States; by 2023, that's expected to grow to $3.25 billion, says Case Lawrence, founder and chief executive of CircusTrix, the largest developer, operator and franchiser of trampoline parks in the world.
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Nothing can be left unconnected in the Internet of Things-era, not even your trampoline.
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If a device is online, it's collecting data and the smart trampoline is no exception.
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" Cruz analogy on social safety net: "It should be a trampoline and not a hammock.
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He captured his dog having a solo bounce session on the trampoline in his backyard.
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Life can be like jumping on a trampoline — you're not always sure where you'll land.
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"There are over 600 trampoline parks in 16 different countries around the world," said Platt.
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They do fun stuff like trampoline together and sing along to songs by Vanilla Ice.
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The model purchased a "baby bouncy trampoline thing" that's taken over her entire living space.
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"I'm free to ride roller coasters and jump on the trampoline," said Hamilton, now 16.
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Are you going to buy them sippy cups and trampoline nets and Nerf footballs forever?
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Outside, his two children took a break from their homework to jump on a trampoline.
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Some empty stores are finding another life as trampoline parks, offices, college classrooms and churches.
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Same goes for parties held at indoor playgrounds and trampoline parks — those are best avoided.
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Toward the end of last year, he started doing flips on his best friend's trampoline.
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Myth No. 5: Jumping on a trampoline is vastly better for your health than running.
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He was more interested in teaching himself flips on our trampoline by watching YouTube videos.
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There's also a waterside trampoline, and Zeppelin Beach Bar, for beer, wine and soft drinks.
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Some empty stores are finding another life as trampoline parks, offices, college classrooms and churches.
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But what happens when you drop a car from a high tower onto a trampoline?
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Can you tell from the video how far the car falls before hitting the trampoline?
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It is no wonder that many refer to the farm safety net as a trampoline.
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So even if it looks like moose want to play on your trampoline, be careful!
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And when the trampoline restores them to the staircase, they move at a half speed.
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They constructed a "makeshift rescue trampoline" out of netting, which they spread out underneath the lift.
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Despite her powerhouse performance (and adorable, trampoline jumping antics), the crowd wasn't meeting her half way.
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He tweeted shortly afterwards that NASA should deliver its astronauts to the ISS "with a trampoline".
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The estate reportedly has everything from a trampoline room to a 2,300-square-foot reception hall.
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But the strip clubs are gone—instead a trampoline park is a much-hyped popular attraction.
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He describes the impact as hurting no more than landing on your back on a trampoline.
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In 2014, injuries at trampoline parks accounted for almost 7,13 emergency room visits, the study found.
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Fans would love it, said Trace Worthington, a former NBC trampoline analyst and Olympic freestyle skier.
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Justin Bieber and his dancers perform on a trampoline above the audience on his Purpose Tour.
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We love to go on bike rides, take our dogs hiking, or jump on the trampoline.
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Teams go on outings to play trampoline dodgeball and race go-karts and play laser tag.
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When gunshots rang out, her 8-year-old son was strapped into a bungee trampoline ride.
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Once that was done, Daniel then dove right into the middle of the mousetrap-covered trampoline.
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Recreation includes Sky Zone Trampoline Park and the Bethel Baseball Association's baseball fields in Mitchell Park.
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I giggled like an idiot and ran toward a trampoline we (weirdly) found at the peak.
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There are multiple spots to lounge, including trampoline-like netting along the bow of the boat.
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He will forever be known for greenlighting the Helicopter Trampoline campaign with YouTube star Jake Paul.
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A trampoline was there to cushion their fall, and fellow passengers helped them make the jump.
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The incident took place September 1 at Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park in Lakeland, Florida.
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Each time a man fell (there are four), the trampoline would restore him to the steps.
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Double bounce is a trampoline thing (and the third name for this product in the last year).
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In 2009, a Cirque du Soleil performer Oleksandr Zhurov died after falling from a trampoline during training.
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The kids go outside to play on the trampoline and stay there until it's almost dark out.
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When a person wakes up and finds their dog bouncing on a trampoline, it raises some questions.
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That feeling disappeared at the sight of the bright blue trampoline in a room off the lobby.
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They were looking at me like I was crazy as a general manager of a trampoline park.
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We can think of the universe as a giant sheet of rubber, similar to a large trampoline.
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"Everyone is always asking about the trampoline I bought for out here," she wrote on her stories.
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One day Timmy from across the street falls off the trampoline and breaks both of his legs.
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Children ages 6 to 17 accounted for the majority of injuries at home and at trampoline parks.
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There's so much going on that there's not enough time to spot the trampoline within the skill.
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The upside is high, and New Orleans would trampoline close to title contention in that first season.
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Besides, can you think of a better way to clean fallen leaves off of an outdoor trampoline?
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What is about slo-mo that transforms kids on a trampoline into a heart-pounding cinematic sequence?
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Mr. Leahy, 31, is an owner of Rockin' Jump trampoline parks in Mount Kisco, N.Y., and Yonkers.
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Ballmer—who is 60, mind you—sprinted down the court, leaped up, and bounced off the trampoline.
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Like phone books, AOL installation CDs, or those velcro walls you throw yourself at from a trampoline.
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Even though I had been doing gymnastics again, the gym where I went didn't have a trampoline.
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Instead it turned into "an enormous trampoline for corruption," the Brazilian prosecutor Fabiana Schneider said last month.
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There's also an unusable trampoline — the frame's legs press right up into the middle of the membrane.
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That's putting "eater-tainment" like Dave & Buster's, iPic movie theaters and Sky Zone trampoline parks in demand.
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Then there are sports accidents: flips on the trampoline, dives in the wrong end of the pool.
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"She'd do the teeterboard, the trampoline, pyramids, the Spanish Web and the Flying Ladder," Mr. Boelsems said.
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It's currently the fifth Google Search result for "double bounce," following two YouTube tutorials for better trampoline-ing.
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The reality star also shared videos of herself and Saint jumping on a trampoline from the same day.
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Holland watches as stuntman Bobby Holland Hanton demonstrates an elaborate, trampoline-assisted spinning flip, then does it himself.
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Skiing or snowboarding sounds like about as much fun as jumping on a trampoline made out of syringes.
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But injuries rose significantly at trampoline parks during that time, from 581 in 2010 to 6,932 in 2014.
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One of my dogs uses me as a trampoline and launches herself off of me onto the couch.
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The Osmo Action performed equally well when panning and recording while running and even jumping on a trampoline.
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They've been transformed into everything from a trampoline park to a Forever 21 to a 24 Hour Fitness.
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One day we, as a species, will learn that filmed, amateur trampoline stunts are never a good idea.
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Slow motion is already pretty fun, but throw in a frozen trampoline and you basically make art redundant.
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TS: I don't want to get too coastal elitist about this, but I have a trampoline as well.
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Yes, I am well aware that the trampoline manufacturers and doctors warn against this, and I understand why.
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But Ms. Velsey's fantasy of swanning from Pilates to trampoline to boot camp studio did not last long.
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Colby discovered flipping about three years ago when his parents surprised him with a trampoline for his birthday.
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Several people posted harrowing videos of hail from nearby Flagstaff, including a particularly enthralling one involving a trampoline.
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At this point, the springs on the trampoline stretch and create an upward pushing force on the car.
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Some took my kids to the park or movies or mall or Dollar Tree or the trampoline place.
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Oh, and a trampoline — should any actor choose to mark a particularly energetic trade with a celebratory leap.
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"The leaves were going horizontal," he said, adding that the winds had lifted a trampoline in the air.
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Children from a nearby housing project had found an old mattress and were using it as a trampoline.
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Kayla's older brother also finds it difficult to forget when they were three boys wrestling on the trampoline.
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Sam Sendel, a member of the Canadian trampoline team, showed off what the T. Rex can really do.
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And if you have a trampoline, absolutely DO make sure that you dive headfirst into that snowy goodness ASAP.
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A place where, if he had a trampoline, there would be a 6-month-old Havanese in the atmosphere.
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With a savings of $380 on the trampoline, it's a pretty jump-worthy deal (sorry, it had to happen).
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You can't exactly take the development board to the beach but a backyard trampoline was the next best thing.
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This Clevr Kids Trampoline, which she recently shared on her Instagram Stories after receiving lots of questions about it.
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From 22016 to 2014, the average annual number of emergency room visits for trampoline injuries was close to 92,000.
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Dislocated joints were more than twice as likely to occur at trampoline parks as at home, the study found.
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The show (practically) invented the video where the kid falls off the trampoline or someone uses fake birthday candles.
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Moments before hitting the trampoline, Kim posted a mirror selfie showing off her famous curves and rock-hard abs.
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The teens love being outdoors and active together — whether it's jumping on the trampoline, horseback riding or snow skiing.
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We have a trampoline in the back garden and she would happily bounce on it most of the day.
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We flew through the air in circus loops and chased/battled each other on this gigantic trampoline, 30 ft.
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Now the Games move on to track and field, along with finals in basketball, boxing, beach volleyball and trampoline.
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We got high in his backyard and jumped on his trampoline for hours, cannonballing ourselves into the protective netting.
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What Gates has that the other billionaires may not also have, though, is "a trampoline room," he told DeGeneres.
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It's likely that this image, of Homer bouncing on a trampoline while Bart and Lisa watch, is the original.
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She bounced on a trampoline in the shallows and inadvertently created a new vacation goal for all of us.
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Although I derived an expression for the effective spring constant of the trampoline, I didn't get a numerical value.
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Now, many of these once celebrated malls are emptying out or being turned into trampoline parks and community colleges.
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The trampoline seems less like a portal and more like a capitalist taskmaster, keeping lifeless drones on the grind.
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They have shown him trying to stage a sleepover in the White House and building a trampoline obstacle course.
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"Connor and Ellie play together all the time, they are always in the backyard jumping on the trampoline," says Brandi.
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At a trampoline birthday party, she jumped with the other kids but then left the group to jump by herself.
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Just as it is impossible, for now, to trampoline in cyberspace, nor is it easy to paint your nails online.
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The men showed up wearing bright pink and green neon outfits at what JustJared reported was an indoor trampoline park.
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Click here to view original GIFForget using a trampoline to up your dunking game like some half-time NBA mascot.
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The videos range from questionable beauty tutorials to just her screaming at the camera on a trampoline with her friends.
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The vast majority happened at home - but injuries at trampoline parks surged more than 10-fold during the study period.
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To assess how the surge in trampoline parks is influencing injuries, researchers examined data from a nationwide registry of injuries.
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Even so, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends against recreational trampoline use due in large part to the injury risk.
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What Is It: SkyFit is a 1-hour, low-impact trampoline workout that promises to burn up to 1,000 calories.
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LEKfit is a music-based cardio dance-inspired workout class that involves using light weights and occasionally a small trampoline.
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These soft patches of grass in Siberia look like a cool trampoline, but are actually concealing dangerous bubbles of methane.
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The ad stars a dog, a fox, and a trampoline, as well as a menagerie of the UK's woodland creatures.
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Maybe that fantasy trampoline world wouldn't be so great after all... Still open to swimming pools filled with jello, though.
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Galvez was forbidden from traveling with the US team to the World Trampoline and Tumbling Championships in Russia this week.
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In my brief stint with the Studio, I listened to several tracks, including Elton John's "Rocket Man" and Shaed's "Trampoline".
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Instead, the moose worked quickly and methodically to dismantle the trampoline down using his antlers and sheer force of will.
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Ms. DeLuca's friend, a member of Ms. Streb's company, had invited Ms. DeLuca to jump while the trampoline was free.
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"Marco is naturally physically cautious, and now he is working on a back flip onto the trampoline," Mike tells me.
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Kind of like a trampoline, the subterranean bubble forcibly undulates as Sokolov puts pressure on one side using his foot.
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The themes in "Trampoline," and on every song on the rest of this album seem basic but they're almost liberating.
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And an 8-year-old boy who was playing outside on the trampoline was seriously injured by a mountain lion.
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She also keeps a small trampoline on set to help her stay active and shake off excess energy between scenes.
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Create an agreement My son is into gymnastics and loves watching "flippers" — teenagers doing double flips at extreme trampoline parks.
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If you have a trampoline, go over safety rules — no somersaults, and only one person can jump at a time.
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The backyard trampoline brands are mostly scrambling to catch up and trying to figure out how to support the community.
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She's planning to first fill her house with evacuees, then open the trampoline area for up to 70 more people.
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A massive body, like a planet, indents the space-time around it, like a bowling ball placed on a trampoline.
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There's also a trampoline room with 20-foot high ceilings as part of the home's 2,500-square-foot exercise facility.
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A few hours at the Sky Zone trampoline park in the Van Nuys neighborhood was his well-deserved play time.
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Denham added that fitness companies, trampoline parks and grocery stores have also been more active in opening new locations of late.
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They poorly wrap a couch, Davidson wreaks havoc on the trampoline outside and Hart even manages to accidentally break a vase.
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There is still a pool in Stephanie's expansive lakeside backyard, of course — beside the basketball court, trampoline, swing, jacuzzi and patio.
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They may be a tad dangerous, but it's hard not to have a good time while bouncing around on a trampoline.
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Early Thursday morning, George Brennan shared a photo of a mangled trampoline that had torn through a fence in Falmouth, Massachusetts.
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The newly made-over accommodations include a virtual reality bungee trampoline, a surf simulator, waterslides, laser tag, rock climbing and more.
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Step Up, directed by choreographer Anne Fletcher, R&B singer Mario in turtlenecks and Channing Tatum jumping off a miniature trampoline.
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Trampoline injuries lead to nearly 100,000 emergency room visits a year, according to estimates from the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System.
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Still, trampoline parks' popularity continues to surge, with an average of five or six parks opening per month, the study said.
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Ringing in at $200, the trampoline is the perfect way to get your kids outdoors and provide them with fun exercise.
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As an example, say you have a trampoline in the backyard that your kids and their friends often play on together.
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If you have substantial assets or own a pool, a trampoline or jet skis, or if you have teenage drivers, etc.
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"I looked up and I saw our trampoline that was staked in the ground go flying across the yard," she says.
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And it definitely helped me set up my shots when filming myself on my motorcycle or bouncing around on a trampoline.
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There's something strangely beautiful about watching a full-grown man jump from a ladder onto a trampoline lined with 1,000 mousetraps.
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However Page, the 2015 British champion, looked determined to buck this trend from the moment she first stepped onto the trampoline.
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He must be athletic: Spears likes to go on hikes, jump on a trampoline, hit up the gym, and do yoga.
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LONDON — As a kid, did you ever fantasize about what it would be like if the entire world was a trampoline?
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The house appeared to be abandoned, with metal screens covering the windows and a tattered children's trampoline on the front lawn.
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"They couldn't figure out why Shane couldn't play on the trampoline when he got home from his last surgery," Vysocky said.
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The animal broke the family's trampoline as they looked on in horror, but he didn't do it by jumping on it.
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The stunt, where Paul jumped on a trampoline hanging from a helicopter, was the brainchild of internet marketing pro Jason Neubauer.
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I put on my best sports bra, the leggings I usually wore to yoga and the requisite sticky-bottom trampoline socks.
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I slapped my hair into a ponytail and walked out onto the trampoline court to an open square next to his.
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He was a strong athlete — he had been playing hockey since he was 280 — but was a beginner at the trampoline.
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While falling, the gravitational force pulls on it, causing it to speed up, more and more, till it contacts the trampoline.
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All we need now is the stretch distance s (how far the trampoline moves down) and the mass of the car.
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She was sitting alone, hunting and pecking on her phone, her index finger bouncing as though on a small black trampoline.
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The organization also used $100 to purchase a small trampoline with a handle, similar to one Astrid has used in therapy.
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Uladzislau Hancharou of Belarus won his country's second goal of the Rio Olympics, as he clinched gold in the men's trampoline gymnastics.
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She runs outside just as Gypsy falls off the trampoline and gives Dee Dee a real reason to fear for her life.
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In another flashback, a young Gypsy falls off of a trampoline while playing with her friends, and she's sent to the hospital.
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The moment she made history She easily jumped aboard the hanging "lunatic ledges," then sprung from a trampoline onto a spinning barrel.
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He posed at the restaurant with girlfriend Brittany Cartwright (a former Hooters waitress) and continued the party at Skyzone, a trampoline park.
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Obviously he needed a little help—he's an old white guy—so they got a trampoline and let Ballmer do his thing.
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Girlhood is a time where we innately trust our bodies: Without thinking twice, we catapult our bodies into somersaults on a trampoline.
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In an attempt to be the "fun one," Frances buys a trampoline, incorrectly assuming her tween-to-teenage children will love it.
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Prince Frederik, 48, is likely pondering that question as he recovers from a spinal fracture sustained last week in a trampoline accident.
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Nationwide, the number of trampoline parks surged from about 40 in 2011 to 280 in 2014, researchers note in the journal Pediatrics.
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He is also co-founder of a ski- and snowboard-themed trampoline show that performs regularly in Utah and around the country.
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Physical labor will sometimes loosen it, as will bungee jumping, bouncing on a trampoline, dirt bike riding, and even a violent sneeze.
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A bottle or six of the candy floss flavored Panda Pop and a quick session on a trampoline followed by prodigious puking?
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With more than 1,500 water balloons crowding a trampoline, they all have a chance to jump around in the colorful, wet melee.
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Footage uploaded to Youtube on Sunday shows what happens when you jump on a trampoline covered in a thin sheet of ice.
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The whole thing resembled a flying trampoline, or, as we put it last June, something the Green Goblin would order from Skymall.
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And he blamed the migrants for using Mexico as a "trampoline" to the United States, illustrating his remark with a bunny hop.
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Its brisk piano chords and buoyant beats created a kind of trampoline for the star to bounce off refrains of Olympic skill.
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Among those spaces: a five-bedroom house with a pool, hot tub and trampoline that the family owns in Great Barrington, Mass.
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The company owns the patent on the "trampoline court," a web of trampolines that are interconnected, allowing jumpers to move among them.
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There's also a Costco, a Trader Joe's, numerous schools, day-care centers and churches, a swimming pool and even a trampoline park.
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After all: what can possibly be more cheering than the sight of a smiley dog bouncing up and down on a trampoline?
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KJ and TS were spotted with young Stormi Sunday at Sky High Sports in Woodland Hills -- which is a giant trampoline warehouse.
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The young bull's interest quickly moves from mild curiosity to destruction, as he pulls apart the legs and edges of the trampoline.
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Another 15-second teaser showed Peretti and Peele doing some trampoline cardio in an effort to get "beach booties" for their beach wedding.
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The singer and actress marked her daughter Violet Madison's 7th birthday with a party at Sky Zone trampoline center in Los Angeles, California.
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Inside the parks are a series of wall-to-wall trampoline courts, where you can jump or play games like basketball and dodgeball.
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The fam ends the episode by hanging out around the pool, jumping on a trampoline, and doing cart wheels in the backyard together.
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The incident happened when the royal dad jumped on the trampoline during a private afternoon function in the gym, a palace spokeswoman said.
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The majority of injuries at trampoline parks were in the lower extremities, the researchers said; 59% of emergency room admissions were leg fractures.
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She celebrated being pain free with the same enthusiasm (she also jumped on a trampoline), but a month afterward, the pain came back.
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But even if they wore the most radical skinsuits, at least one stigma remains: the question of whether trampoline is even a sport.
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For this particular video, the two Englishmen spent four hours laying out mousetraps across the entire surface of the trampoline in their backyard.
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What is the punishment for hitting a child on a plane who is sitting behind you and treating their tray like a trampoline?
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"That time when we finally took a vacation," the 1989 hitmaker wrote along with a video of her jumping on an aqua trampoline.
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He and Baerbock, an ex-trampoline competitor who studied international law, brush off questions about their ambitions but acknowledge the pressure is on.
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As it turns out, the cute thing preferred to jump and roll on Fuller's cabbage garden netting instead of jumping on the trampoline.
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In the snapshots, the mother of three jumped on what appears to be a trampoline while sporting an itty-bitty black two-piece.
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A section of wobbly grass in the park took on a trampoline-like effect after recent heavy rain caused the ground to swell.
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But what Divorce lobs into that conversation feels slight: that it is possible to jump on a trampoline after life has crushed you.
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But if I may make a modest case for my particular favorite, let me call attention to the discreet charm of the trampoline.
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Sometimes he discovers workarounds — a trampoline comes into play — but just as often the intensifying gravity of age gets the better of him.
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At Mr. Howell's viewing, she remembered being on a trampoline, flipping over backward and nearly landing on her head when he reached out.
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She looks like she's floating out of the sky while doing something many of her competitors would struggle to do on a trampoline.
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With a giddy grin, he shows off his outhouse before leaping from an icy trampoline up into the tree house where he lives.
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She recently played ball with her kids on the beach in a neon two-piece and bounced on a trampoline in a yellow bikini.
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The clips documented moments with friends and family — including trips to the pool, playtime on a trampoline and a visit with the Easter bunny.
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In October, the twosome threw a second birthday party for King, complete with sports cars, a trampoline, Ferris wheel, racing décor and much more.
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According to Echo Press, Carmel first appeared in Micah and Allyson Radach's Alexandria, Minnesota, backyard, cowering under their trampoline in November of last year.
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General relativity described the "geometry" of spacetime as being a trampoline-like surface; planets are heavy bowling balls that distort the surface, creating curves.
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The bounce is stiff and reactive—not sluggish, like a backyard trampoline—and originates a few inches below the padding under my bare feet.
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Though I've given up on trampoline, I still love a predawn game of squash before 12-hour shooting days on the "Shark Tank" set.
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Instead of remaining crying on some slightly-used trampoline, Frances gets up, throws some cold water on her face, and wipes away her tears.
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Even adding a trampoline to the mix isn't going to soften the landing, but at least you'll have some amazing bruises the next morning.
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It includes a trampoline room which seems kind of over the top but my kids love using it to work off their excess energy.
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The second 15-second teaser shows Peretti and Peele doing some trampoline cardio in an effort to get "beach booties" for their beach wedding.
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During the summer, he spends entire days on his AlleyOOP trampoline, jumping off a tower his dad custom built to get a higher bounce.
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Sky Zone, an indoor trampoline park operator based in Los Angeles, also faced a skeptical reception when it tried to obtain insurance in 210.
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Space and time were as wobbly as a trampoline; they could warp, bend or distend in the presence of massive objects like the sun.
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Then she planned to open the trampoline area for up to 70 more people and pets "We're human and people need help," she said.
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A group of Slovenian acrobats known as DD Squad uploaded a video to YouTube where they attempted to make the world&aposs largest trampoline.
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She had broken her foot on Christmas Day, jumping on a trampoline with her children, and she was still not cleared to wear heels.
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He ran over to a nearby trampoline, pulled up his hoodie, crouched down and launched himself first upward and then backward into a flip.
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A trampoline twisted around trees, giant trees uprooted and on their sides — and sometimes on houses — downed power lines, and other wreckage covered the streets.
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Spring Man, meanwhile, has springy arms, while his hair has a similar bounce, and his arena is lined with trampoline-like pads to jump on.
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Aside from his songs -- he opened with "Mark My Words" and closed with "Sorry" -- he also wowed the crowd with trampoline acrobatics above the audience.
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The reality star was spotted leaving Sky Zone Van Nuys, an Los Angeles-based trampoline park, Wednesday evening with fiancée Blac Chyna's son, King Cairo.
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Hancharou performed four high-flying triple somersaults to become the first gymnast from his country to win a trampoline medal with a score of 61.745.
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It's especially impressive when you consider how hard it is just to stand still on the subway, let alone launch yourself off a trampoline.[YouTube]
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According to the clip's description, Fuller spotted the stoat's tracks in snow over his children's trampoline and decided to set up a camera to investigate.
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Arrogate bounded down the lane as if he were on a trampoline, his strides widening, his momentum matching a runaway steamroller on a downhill slope.
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Now, to get you going, here are some of our answers: Becky Hanger I'm watching trampoline finals right now, and that would be my choice.
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The image from the tweet, of Santa's Little Helper bouncing on a trampoline, appears to have been taken from the 1993 episode, Bart's Inner Child.
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Burrell assembled a squad of costumed trampoline dunkers that roamed the country performing shows, and Fuller, who had trained as a gymnast, joined the team.
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She had watched videos of teens doing extreme flips in their backyards, part of the extreme sport of Gtramp, which features elite-level trampoline tricks.
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The trampoline offshoot blends the countercultural aspect of skateboarding with the raw daring of parkour and freestyle snowboarding, all of it fueled by social media.
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Familiar acts, like Jenny Vidbel and her dashing dogs and horses, combine with new ones that involve a wall trampoline and a free-standing ladder.
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Actually, we can't apply this model directly to our trampoline, because it assumes that the springs are in line with the motion of the car.
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Korbin's host family lived in a house on a leafy cul-de-sac, with two basketball hoops in the driveway and a trampoline out back.
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After dominating the trampoline, the foam pit, air hockey and the dodgeball court, he had by now moved on to the basketball free-throw game.
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Housemates gathered on a rooftop trampoline, recovered from the set of a Busta Rhymes music video, to watch the sun sail past the Twin Towers.
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"We had hoped for a landmark privatisation deal that would be a trampoline for mass privatisations, but most likely (OPZ's sale) will get stuck," he said.
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We were doing this trampoline [workout] … [and] I was, like, this is the worst time to be wearing this thing while I'm jumping up and down.
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We were doing this trampoline [workout] … [and] I was like this is the worst time to be wearing this thing while I'm jumping up and down.
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The crew scramble between the hulls on trampoline nets to adjust the huge hollow mainsail, which looks more like an aircraft wing, and the smaller foresail.
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"The preliminary suspicion is that a child had a cigarette lighter which ignited foam rubber in this trampoline room, and it erupted like gunpowder," Chernov said.
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At trampoline parks, fractures were much more common in younger children than in teens and adults, accounting for almost half of injuries for kids under 6.
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Scores are based on difficulty, execution, and time of flight, which is measured by lasers under the trampoline and calculated to the thousandth of a second.
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Dong, who was bidding to become the first man to win back-to-back trampoline Olympic golds, settled for silver with 60.535 while Gao won bronze.
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Crockett lies on a trampoline, rides a dirt bike, and sits in a nondescript classroom, calmly presenting the facts of how she was harassed and hurt.
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Trampoline centers in warehouse-size venues have long been a source of entertainment in the suburbs, and now New York City has one of its own.
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In all, about 40 percent of Cirque's performers come from artistic, rhythmic and acrobatic gymnastics backgrounds, as well as from trampoline, tumbling, diving and synchronized swimming.
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Then, when our next-door neighbors generously passed along their trampoline, I spread the word that other children were welcome to play in our yard anytime.
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Louis would hear a helicopter or drone, and he'd run to get his sister and drag her across the lawn and hide her under the trampoline.
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A trampoline-bouncing, basketball-dunking, uniform-wearing superhero, Thunder was banished to the mascot junkyard in 2008 when the Oklahoma City Thunder were set to debut.
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Sanjay lives in a modest three-bedroom in Old Mountain View; Jeff designed his house, near downtown Palo Alto, himself, installing a trampoline in the basement.
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In the letter to Shannon, obtained by TMZ, he says she flapped her gums on a podcast and lied about him shutting down his trampoline biz.
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But when using entertainment equipment, like a trampoline or a bounce house, parents and children are required to acknowledge lengthy agreements before being allowed to participate.
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During a trip to upstate New York, she sat with a blanket over her head to record herself while her children were jumping on a trampoline.
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Tony Finau on a trampoline with his children, Tony Jr., 3, Sage, 2, Jraice, 6, and Leilene, 5, in their backyard in Lehi, Utah, last month.
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It&aposs made up of the deepest pool at sea, with a transforming bottom, 30-foot diving towers, a trampoline, and tightropes suspended above the crowd.
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Ms. Terrero said Astrid had often jumped on her bed and off tables at home, and the trampoline gives her a safe way to release energy.
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"Suspended high above the ground, we did some insane flips and kickass trampoline tricks protected by nothing but a thin net," the video&aposs description reads.
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The video that Ms. Solano played for her class appeared to show a parachutist jumping from a single-engine plane, landing on a trampoline and surviving.
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He's hopes of becoming the first trampoline gymnast to win two Olympic golds ended in disappointment as she missed out on bronze by 0.315 of a point.
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If you placed a massive object on the trampoline of the universe, it would distort the nearby area around it, causing nearby objects to "gravitate" toward it.
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The crew, delighted with their first America's Cup victory, bounced into each other on the trampoline netting, slapping each other on the back of their impact vests.
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However, Vladimir Chernov, a deputy governor of the Kemerovo region, told relatives of the victims the fire started in the children's playroom, where there was a trampoline.
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Following the success of its first Asian trampoline park in Hong Kong in 2014, organiser CircusTrix announced on their Ryze park extension plans to Seoul on Wednesday.
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With home injuries, the average age was close to 12, about a year younger than the typical age of people hurt at trampoline parks, the study found.
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Mom Freya Hall recently told Somerset Live that Harmonie has been going to gymnastics class every week, and enjoys jumping on the trampoline and practicing backward rolls.
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If you are still reminiscing about the hours you spent on a rusty backyard trampoline with an ice cream dripping down your chin, here's something for you.
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They had been blasting past horses two at a time and were bounding down the middle of the stretch as if skipping from one trampoline to another.
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Despite sending athletes to compete, the United States has never won a medal in trampoline and did not have an athlete advance to the finals until 2012.
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As if it were not hard enough to nail a somersault on a trampoline, try doing it while in costume — perhaps as a cricket, with six legs.
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Key cards feature such alumni as the actor Gene Wilder, the former basketball star B. J. Armstrong, and George Nissen, the gymnast and inventor of the trampoline.
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As he pumped a stranger's hand and scampered off to bounce on an indoor trampoline, his Superman cape floated behind him, as if trying to catch up.
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But it proved an even stronger trampoline for the next generation: Nava's reaching two junior Grand Slam finals at this tournament alone is just the latest example.
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For instance, would you rather have a lavish trip or go camping, allowing a lasting purchase like a trampoline, which everyone could enjoy on a regular basis?
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On her own, she practices for as much as three hours a day, learning new tricks on her trampoline and doing combinations of flips in her yard.
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Elise finds that she needs the daily release of flipping on the trampoline or tumbling on the ground, especially after being cooped up at school all day.
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They are elite athletes, mostly self-taught, who connected via social media and are now pushing themselves to learn more and more difficult skills on the trampoline.
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AND FINALLY No friends, no problem If you don't have anyone to play with, follow this dog's example and use a trampoline to play fetch with yourself.
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Sergio Galvez also will not travel with the team to the 2018 Trampoline and Tumbling World Championships in St. Petersburg, Russia, set to be held from Nov.
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And for a long while in late fall, I found myself mesmerized by a video of it, starring men spinning off a staircase and onto a trampoline.
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"We want to build a little bit of structure around the industry with these events, but we're not trying to tell the athletes what to do or how to do it," says Mr. Roe, who founded Greg Roe Trampoline, which focuses on bringing safety to trampoline parks and also sponsors athletes as part of its GRTCrew, which consists of 26 athletes from around the world (including Colby Iverson and Cam Shorey).
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I greet them hello and ask them how their time at the trampoline park was this morning before heading to the kitchen to reheat some leftover veggie pasta.
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Check out Bella the Rottweiler, who loves nothing more than to jump around on her trampoline (despite the hilarious look of guilt toward the end of the video).
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The only sounds on the quiet block are chickens clucking, birds chirping, and the rhythmic creak of springs from a trampoline on which a neighbor kid is bouncing.
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They are aggressively curating inventory, meticulously upgrading existing shops, adding entertainment features like trampoline parks, free food and drink and, of course, providing hair, nail and cosmetic services.
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A big part of the trampoline's staying power is due to the 200-plus locations of Sky Zone Trampoline Parks that bring aerial action to the masses, tbh.
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The heir to the Danish throne took a tumble on October 13 while using a trampoline designed for elite gymnasts at Gyngemose Hall in a suburb of Copenhagen.
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And I ran my hand over the trampoline, and man, I really wanted get on that thing, and see if I could hit my head on the ceiling.
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I'm ready for Conway to leave this administration faster than Alexis Bellino and her husband left Real Housewives of Orange County to focus on their trampoline park business.
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While some will spring to the obvious favorites like swimming or gymnastics, these kittens have taken a liking to the trampoline, mostly because they think it's a game.
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It includes a trampoline room," he wrote, admitting that it "seems kind of over the top but my kids love using it to work off their excess energy.
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Gonzales says she was initially told that he had a "trampoline accident" while in the care of both Maynard and Jaxson's father, Willard, who is married to Maynard.
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But last night Ballmer's career quite literally hit new heights as he launched himself off a trampoline in the Staples Center for a passionate, far from elegant dunk.
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There were boys playing ball in the street, while in the backyard, boys were skittering along the top of the fence while others were wrestling on the trampoline.
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While there are several different ways to play, the basic concept is strategically bouncing a ball off a trampoline to catch your opponent unable to hit it back.
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He was a college student in Zurich at the time, an athlete who enjoyed risk and contact, and he flipped off a trampoline and onto a foam pad.
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As the competitors in the 2110 Flycasting World Championships arrived at their hotel in Nelijarve, Estonia, some noticed a 27-year-old girl jumping on the hotel's trampoline.
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These finely honed death traps come in many forms, from the trampoline-like construction of the sheet web spider, to the instantly recognizable filigree of the orb weaver.
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Down another wing is a powder room, a guest bedroom with an en suite bath and a playroom opening to a side deck with a built-in trampoline.
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When the car first hits the trampoline, the backwards pushing force is LESS than gravity, so the net force is still downward, and the car keeps speeding up.
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But, she added, the judges in Spain should be ready to use her case as "a trampoline" and override any existing statute of limitation in cases like hers.
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All the while, they attend workshops — on email etiquette, workplace chitchat and résumé writing — and spend time with student volunteers at trampoline parks, basketball games and pizza parlors.
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In the above clip, which came out of Kenai, Alaska, a man and his three kids watch as a roaming moose takes an interest in their backyard trampoline.
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For one day only, the faux network will feature a line-up of unconventional sporting events ranging from Disc Golf to Ultimate Trampoline Dodgeball and Firefighters World Challenge.
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The mother-daughter duo packed in plenty of fun activities throughout the weekend, including going to a trampoline park and catching a showing of Disney's Ralph Breaks the Internet.
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The gang had a blast bouncing around the trampoline park, with Umansky, 47, getting into the action and Richards even doing one of her signature splits in mid-air!
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You can use it to play a simple game called Hop Dodge, in which you bounce on a trampoline and try to hit the highest height while avoiding obstacles.
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"I heard somewhere the other day that you're not going to exist if you can't imagine yourself digital, so I guess we're the world's first smart trampoline," Fretwell added.
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Ms. Engler, a former member of Curves gym, said she had tried the trends (in her case, trampoline class) but preferred the classic cardio-and-strength combination of Jazzercise.
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They excluded data from gymnastics or competitive trampoline injuries, as well as from sports facilities that offer a variety of recreational sports rather than just wall-to-wall trampolines.
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After our walk we drive to one of his favorite local haunts—a trampoline palace called the Sky Zone, where he's hailed as a local celebrity by the staff.
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The boast that it can be used anywhere, however—in the car, on the couch, on a trampoline, in a hammock—just makes you think of a bruised coccyx.
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GrandPOObear recently published his second level/video combo (Tech Talk: New n Old Item Tricks // W48-R91-JCG), focused on pulling of things like—yikes—mid-air trampoline jumps.
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Not only can they comfortably fit in a backyard, but the rentable outdoor trampoline houses can also be decorated to the couple's liking with flowers, lights and even curtains.
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I'll often spend this time outside on the trampoline, walking my dog, riding my bike, or any other way that allows me to take some time to just think.
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In October, Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik, 48, received a public scolding from his mother Queen Margrethe II, 76, after he broke his back during a mishap on a trampoline.
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A competitor, Sky Zone, plans to open indoor trampoline parks on Staten Island and in Brooklyn and Queens, though opening dates have not been determined, according to the company.
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On Tuesday, Ms. Koleczek and other members of the team, called A-4, continued to make their way through a home left with little but a hollowed-out trampoline.
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The 16-year-old trains at home on her trampoline, as well as at Gravity Lab, a Munich freestyle sports training facility that caters to parkour and Gtramp athletes.
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The powerful combination of social media, along with the accessibility of apps for video editing, trampoline brand sponsorships and, most importantly, the kids themselves has helped fuel sport's growth.
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By cutting interest rates to near zero and pumping trillions — yes, you read that right — into the economy, the Federal Reserve essentially put a trampoline under the stock market.
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First they built their own monster trampoline with overlapping sheets of bulletproof kevlar for the pad, supported by a thick steel frame and 21.5 big old garage door springs.
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A 2016 construction brings to mind a gymnastics rig for extraterrestrials: two 30-foot aluminum poles rest across winged pommel horses behind what looks like a ruined fiberglass trampoline.
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PARELES "Trampoline," an airy and not particularly potent combination of breathiness and slap by the electro-pop band SHAED, has been inching its way up the Billboard Hot 100.
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"We all look at Mexico as a trampoline — if you can play here, you can play anywhere," said Joel Burrola, who grew up in Juárez and plays professionally there.
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The beat swoops and dips on a pleasant trampoline ride of SoundCloud pop-trap tropes, while the lyrics paint a relatable picture of middle-class ennui and temporary release.
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Robert celebrated his sixth birthday at a trampoline park with friends, and he said he wants to be a zoologist to help animals such as his pet fish, Racer.
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Steve-O wasn't satisfied to just jump off a bridge ... instead, he earned some style points by throwing a trampoline into the mix, and he's lucky to be alive.
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But for a moment, both women forgot all their pain to just jump around on a dumb trampoline, for no other reason than that they thought it would be fun.
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So if you're in need of a moment of unadulterated joy, take this time to bounce off the walls (in virtual reality, no less) with Canadian trampoline champion, Sam Sendel.
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"I heard my other dog downstairs going crazy unlike I've ever heard before," Merrill told KPTV, adding that the man mumbled, waved her off and kept walking around a trampoline.
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In October, Crown Prince Frederik, 48, next in line to the Danish throne, was publicly scolded by his mom, Queen Margrethe II, 76, after taking a tumble from a trampoline.
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Tyga's girlfriend Kylie Jenner chronicled the birthday bash on Snapchat, from watching sister Kendall Jenner take a turn on the trampoline to a ferris wheel ride with a killer view.
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West claims she made the recording while at a trampoline park in Alabama with their 7-year-old son ... and she's adamant the voice on the other line is Cousins'.
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Before that, players who were in the game at the right time could catch a glimpse of the cube slowly disappearing into the lake, creating a fun — albeit temporary — trampoline.
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Kate Hudson, mom Goldie Hawn, and Amy Schumer enjoyed a Hawaiian vacation, that involved hanging on a yacht, chasing dolphins and striking goofy poses on said yacht's built-in trampoline.
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But The Slow Mo Guys have found an even better use for the technology: capturing the explosive chain reaction after diving onto a trampoline covered in 1,000 armed mouse traps.
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"Trampoline parks' ability to reach higher heights is certainly a contributor to more lower extremity injuries because the impact as they're landing can be much greater," Leaming-Van Zandt said.
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Trampoline Trampolines themselves were only invented in 1934, and were for a long time used as training tools for other activities, such as gymnastics and astronaut-training (not a joke).
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Page and her teammate, Kat Driscoll, were Britain's first women's trampoline gymnasts to reach an Olympic final in a sport that has been dominated by Chinese athletes in recent years.
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In the second episode of the new season, Frances purchases a giant trampoline for her backyard, and she spends more than a little time bouncing on it, honey highlights akimbo.
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The weight of the cereal deforms the surface of the milk, curving it, allowing gravity to pull the little morsels together like a trampoline might pull together two heavy stones.
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After competing in trampoline at the 2000 Olympics, Lee Brearley of Britain went on to performing double flips on stage in a zoot suit, and tumbles in full zombie attire.
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The trampoline was definitely the most enjoyable, since it slingshotted you what felt like 100 feet into the sky (my momentum nearly flung me into a wall more than once).
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"I held casting sessions where they jumped on a mini-trampoline," said Dianne Martinez, a former associate producer who was in charge of casting the Juggies, as they were known.
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But the world was calm for the moment in Samara Barrack's backyard, the pool washing a soft blue light over the three friends who bounced and laughed on a trampoline.
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Vladimir Chernov, a deputy governor of the Kemerovo region, said the blaze had started in the children's entertainment room, where there was a trampoline with foam rubber that caught fire.
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Grocery stores have been a leading new occupant of those vacant spaces over the past year or so, along with discount clothing stores and even trampoline parks, the report said.
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As I never tire of telling crowds, if Washington will get out of the way, we can help Wisconsinites, and make sure public assistance is a trampoline — not a hammock.
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A rotating group of neighbors pop in to drink and join the kids to jump on a nearby trampoline before a grumpy neighbor who lives within earshot sends them home.
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Moments later, she notices that Gypsy snuck outside to the trampoline Dee Dee forbid her from jumping on and uses her hurt feelings over the letters to hit full-blown panic.
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Perhaps the most impressive, however, is the bottle bot that manages to fling a water bottle across the stage and bounce it off of a trampoline and onto a high table.
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Part of my weekly treatment involved jumping up and down on a trampoline so doctors could study my hand-eye coordination, balance and how both sides of my body worked together.
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After 93 minutes I get her from her room and we spend the rest of the afternoon having a tea party, jumping on the trampoline, and reading a bunch of books.
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But with a strong enough magnet (the kind they won't let you play with in school) and a miniature trampoline, you can actually see those invisible magnetic lines in three dimensions.
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CP3 and Bron hit up Sky High Sports trampoline park in Woodland Hills, CA on Thursday with their families -- and bro'd down while their basketball prodigy kids bounced their faces off.
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He doesn't move much onstage (although, to be fair, he was playing hurt, with a brace on his left calf and ankle, which he said he'd injured in a trampoline accident).
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A person falling onto the trampoline is going to collide with the ground regardless, but the tension of the trampoline's fabric will lessen the impact and thus, the opportunity for injury.
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Despite doubling as a trampoline for two kids and a bed for a dog (sadly, neither are ours), the couch still looks great and the frame hasn't warped or bent anywhere.
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You remember the smallest ancient things, like teaming up on Mom to get her to agree to let you buy a trampoline if you paid for it with your own money.
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" The Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park said in their own statement to PEOPLE that they are "fully committed to the uncompromising safety and well-being of our guests and employees.
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Following the much-anticipated advert being released on Thursday morning, a jokey tweet about The Simpsons anticipating the advert's theme — a dog bouncing on a trampoline — began to go viral. SHIT!
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Midori Perry sings about how much better life would be if we jumped on trampolines all day on "Trampoline" and it's easy for one to lose themselves in the song's repetition.
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If your Odey senses were tingling at a trampoline park in NJ this weekend ... it's because #13 was there in a full Spider-Man costume -- and the story is pretty great!
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Like so many other flippers, Nealy is self-taught, trains hard to learn new tricks on her backyard trampoline, and was originally inspired by the popular YouTuber and flipper Tanner Braungardt.
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Encounters LOS ANGELES — Alex R. Hibbert eyed a group of six children whipping red and yellow balls at one another in a large, reverberant pit made with trampoline floors and walls.
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But the origins of the modern slackline, flat webbing strung loose enough to bounce like a trampoline, usually between two trees, is traced to Yosemite rock climbers in the early 1980s.
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Some statistics from 214:There were nearly 150,000 injuries caused by trampolines (which is probably validating to my mother, who got mad when I went on my neighbor's trampoline as a kid).
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In their first joint interview, which was aired on DailyMailTV earlier this month, Guilfoyle revealed that her hand injury was the result of playing trampoline dodgeball with her son and Trump's kids.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Belarussian Uladzislau Hancharou upstaged world champion Gao Lei and 2012 Olympic gold medalist Dong Dong to soar to victory in trampoline gymnastics at the Rio Games on Saturday.
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Even with supervision, trampoline parks might be more dangerous because kids have a better chance of crashing into each other, noted Dr. Sean Bandzar of Weill Cornell Medical College in New York.
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Other videos show Kardashian West, 37, having some bouncy fun on a trampoline in her bikini, holding on to Saint at first — but the youngster quickly scrambles out of his mom's arms.
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"My dad was once fired from a job on a sitcom because he said he couldn't do a certain physical thing on the trampoline," Kattan says of his father, actor Kip King.
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What about second-degree manslaughter, I asked: an accident enabled by negligence, if, say, another child — or even one of his own — broke his neck leaping from the playhouse onto the trampoline.
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Rob's also blasting BC for claiming to be concerned about Dream's safety when she was busy posting a video showing Dream on her older's back while they were bouncing on a trampoline.
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Here's a diagram: A few things we need to consider: First, if the trampoline moves down a distance of y, how much does a spring (with an unstretched length of L0) stretch?
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The stars of her show, "Trampoline: Resilience & Black Body & Soul," at Fort Gansevoort, are found on the second and third floors, where Ms. German's large figures pop and process against bright walls.
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Mr. Gean, 63, creates oversize junk-art sculptures that are scattered around the property, and they have installed a party room, outdoor dance floor, aboveground swimming pool, swing set, trampoline and playhouse.
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When, in response to economic sanctions, the head of the Russian space agency said that maybe the American astronauts could get to the I.S.S. by trampoline, the comment was dismissed as posturing.
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Cynthia Rowley had private appointments with buyers and editors for her last season, where guests were offered juices and cookies (and a trampoline), with a full-on photo studio to play with.
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However, if the cost is bundled into my monthly credit allotment, suddenly an after-work trampoline cardio class with R29's social media editor (shout out to Hannah Bullion!) is totally doable.
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They coated it in aluminum paint (a "classic UFO color," they say) and sat the structure atop an eight-foot trampoline base, attaching blinking LED lights to it as a finishing touch.
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He Wenna's hopes of becoming the first trampoline gymnast to win two Olympic golds, following her success in 2008, ended in disappointment as she missed out on bronze by 0.315 of a point.
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"You have to really want to do this," said senior director of audio engineering Gary Geaves, as he waved us onto a wire trampoline suspended above giant, asymmetrically directed spikes of different sizes.
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Justin Bieber lived up to the hype for his "Purpose" world tour by performing topless, in the rain, on a trampoline and ON one of his dancers ... oh, and he sang some too.
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After all of these highs and lows, it's encouraging to see Frances pop a bottle of Champagne, chug a little bit right out of the bottle, and saunter past the tear-inducing trampoline.
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Her 9-year-old son, Max, and 2-year-old daughter, Summer make several appearances including pool time, an Easter bunny visit and playing on the trampoline with Matthew Rutler, their mom's fiancé.
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Gates, whose estimated worth remains over $21 billion, recently told Ellen DeGeneres that he hasn't splurged on anything... other than a $2000 million private jet, a $21 million mansion, and an indoor trampoline.
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Coal was flowing from south West Virginia, and it seemed like every double-wide up the holler had a satellite dish, a trampoline, and a shiny Ford F-22015 in front of it.
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He can put on so much spin that the ball arcs in at eighty-four miles per hour and then leaps up above the returner's head, as if the ground were a trampoline.
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As the beetle flies, or surfs, the up and down force of its wings and the attachment of the claws make the surface of the water bounce up and down like a trampoline.
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"You just sort of lose your peace," said one Plainfield Township resident, Meaghan Schweinzger, a day before crews arrived to remove rusty barrels and leather scraps from the hillside near her children's trampoline.
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A Goop post about rebounding, which is a fancy term for doing exercise on a trampoline, cited a study that reportedly found the practice was much more beneficial for your heart than running.
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And as much as she may have pulled out all the stops––lights, guests, a trampoline––it didn't feel like she had to sacrifice Ctrl's intimacy to prove she's a fucking pop star.
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"The whole idea of bat performance is to regulate that trampoline effect," said Alan Nathan, a professor emeritus of physics at the University of Illinois and a member of U.S.A. Baseball's standards committee.
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When would-be underwriters heard the word trampoline, many conjured up visions of 1960s-style backyard trampolines, where reports were rampant of people tumbling off and being rushed to hospitals with broken bones.
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Out of his TV would come the "Jeopardy!" theme song — a bright, compulsively hummable tone poem designed to make you feel as if you were reading an encyclopedia while bouncing on a trampoline.
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Biebs is so amped about the new song that he's doing shirtless backflips on a trampoline, but Ü have to wait another week and a half until Ü experience that level of joy.
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In this short clip, the kung fu fighter appears to leap onto a bucket of water several feet off the ground—then bounce off the surface of the water like a trampoline. Whaaaat?
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The former "Jackass" star was in Tampa, FL Saturday pulling off the new stunt -- leaping off a high bridge into the Intracoastal Waterway from a trampoline mounted to the back of a pickup.
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Soon after, look for the Flying Squirrel trampoline park, a virtual reality barn, beautiful beach with a large crystal lagoon for swimming, lazy river surrounded by botanical gardens and animals, and new restaurant concept.
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This ad shows a number of animals discovering the joy of a trampoline, and Buster the Boxer seems to love it the most of all — even more so than the child it's intended for.
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Click here to view original GIFHere's how you spend a good summer day: find a giant trampoline, fill up 1,500 water balloons, and then bounce around trying to break as many as you can.
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But the pranksters still plan to make the event memorable, suggesting trapezing, trampoline dodge ball and American Ninja Warrior training camp as possible options for celebrating Drew's last bash before marrying fiancé Linda Phan.
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I was extremely excited to try out Sky Zone Trampoline Park's SkyFit class – I figured it would just involve bouncing up and down for an hour and burning a few calories in the process.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Belarussia's Uladzislau Hancharou upstaged world champion Gao Lei and 2012 Olympic gold medallist Dong Dong to soar to victory in trampoline gymnastics at the Rio Games on Saturday.
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John Lewis may have animals bouncing on a trampoline and Sainsbury's may have James Corden singing over a quaint animation, but H&M has the dream team that is Wes Anderson and Adrien Brody.
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Screenshot: CangorooGood news for anyone who's ever wanted to mix the inherent danger of the trampoline with the thrill of getting nowhere slowly, while simultaneously wondering whether their skeletons should be in more shards.
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John Lewis has gone mightily high concept before in its Christmas commercials, but this one has a simple message: jumping on trampolines is fun, even if you're a fox (and also, buy a trampoline).
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The girl told her teacher that a Care Cottage employee made her call her mother and tell her that she was in an accident on a trampoline, but was doing OK, the warrants state.
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Speaking to the relatives of the missing, Vladimir Chernov, a deputy governor of the Kemerovo region, said the fire had started in the children's entertainment room, where there was a trampoline with foam rubber.
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Children who were born dependent on drugs, as well as others with special needs, can take time to jump on a trampoline or calm down in a play tunnel, sometimes several times each day.
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An ambitious new company had gone all-out to stage Tosca's death memorably, with Tosca falling from a high tower, then out of sight behind a low wall (landing safely on a hidden trampoline).
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"The only way to fall off of our trampolines would be to climb up a trampoline wall, then climb up about seven feet of netting and then literally jump over it," Mr. Platt said.
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To navigate TRAMPOLINE: Resilience & Black Body & Soul is to wander into three floors of #BlackGirlMagic, accompanied by a vast range of material, narratives, and experiments with the aesthetics of Black diasporic collectivity and spirituality.
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My sister and dad FaceTime me (my first three-way FaceTime!) and we make plans to go to dinner and the trampoline park tonight, which is one of my favorite things in the world.
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Gerard and Kelly do not treat the house as the historical monument dryly described on the bronze plaque at the gate, built for a nuclear family, but as a trampoline for an alternative household.
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If you've ever been on a trampoline as an adult, you will know that it's kind of fun for like a minute, maybe two, and then it's just the dullest thing in the world.
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Yet the Canadian has made it a habit of rising to the occasion whenever she sees the Olympic rings beneath and she became the first trampoline gymnast to win back-to-back golds on Friday.
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Geaves asked us to imagine that here, on this wire trampoline, is where Apple developed the "beam-forming speaker array" (human translation: high-frequency tweeter speakers) and the woofer that powers the HomePod's powerful bass.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers lacked complete data on the location of every injury, which the authors conclude may mean they underestimated the number of emergency room visits tied to trampoline parks.
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According to NBC affiliate 11 Alive the Rogersville girl was seen "playing and giggling" with her younger sister Katie on a trampoline as she returned home after spending the night at a Johnson City hospital.
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RIO DE JANERIO (Reuters) - Bryony Page carved out a slice of trampoline gymnastics history at the Rio Games on Friday when she became the first British woman ever to win a medal in the event.
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Whether we're in the mood to bounce around on a trampoline, Zen out at restorative yoga, or release some office-induced frustrations at the local boxing studio, there's a class to match whatever we're feeling.
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Antetokounmpo is already the second-best player in his conference—picture an octopus with the hand-eye coordination of a shortstop that's always hopping on a trampoline—and Parker is a Death Star in transition.
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Related: Watch This Guy Jump Onto a Trampoline Lined with 1,000 Mousetraps Self-Taught Artist Creates Exhibition From 'How To' YouTube Videos The Internet Is Freaking Out Over This Song Made from a Unicorn Drawing
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The trampoline has come a long way since it was invented in the 1930s by the gymnast George Nissen, who came up with the idea after watching acrobats drop from a trapeze into a net.
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This spirit allowed her to her attend pre-school while in heart failure, to ride the white van to school despite chronic vomiting, and to do front flips on the trampoline while just 85% oxygenated.
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In a lengthy bit of product placement, all three families visit Sky Zone, an indoor trampoline park, to bounce around and play dodgeball and have conversations that are meant to reveal things about their characters.
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"I'm a pretty big sports fan in general," said Mr. Hodge, the basketball wizard behind a series of YouTube videos called "Trick Shot Friday," in which he performs stunts like shooting baskets off a trampoline.
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Last fall, a 17-year-old Gtramper, Joshua Southworth, broke his neck in a trampoline accident, leaving him paralyzed and his family nearly destitute with medical bills (there is a GoFundMe set up for him).
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In the backyard, next to a giant trampoline, an overturned office chair teetered at the edge of the "bonfire" pool, now filled with water, but with a flat-screen television lying facedown on the bottom.
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Large bouncy nets stretch across the top floor, designed by Germany's Officium and French trampoline park maker, Chien Noir, also offer a walking path with a five-storey look down — if you can handle it.
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Melco, which has made significant efforts to diversify with shows, nightclubs and a trampoline park, is constantly having to adjust its offerings, with revenues from the casino subsidizing the non-gaming attractions, CEO Lawrence Ho said.
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In another photo, Jamie Lynn's husband Jamie Watson, who lives in Kentwood, Louisiana, with their girls, can be seen holding Ivey in his arms as he watches one of Britney's sons jumping on the outdoor trampoline.
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While you might think of it as a pretty inanimate item — a mat stretched over a bunch of springs — the Australian company Springfree Trampoline is taking its products online and turning them into interactive gaming devices.
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Although the defending champion's bid to win back-to-back Olympic golds ended with a second-place finish (60.535), 27-year-old Dong did become the first man to win trampoline medals at three different Games.
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In Canada, for example, a phenomenon called "Trampwall" uses an Olympic-sized trampoline, but instead of athletes bouncing off their feet, they bounce on to their backs and run up walls or flip up onto ledges.
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"Even before — there are four children in the family, he's No. 2 in the lineup — my daughter had this industrial-sized trampoline in the backyard, and he would run with his brothers and sisters," Lucci recalls.
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Law -- who was just elected into Canton (congrats) -- has been trying to make history in another profession ... as the owner and franchisee of a series of trampoline and action parks with basketball, dodgeball and laser tag.
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But he can also turn the hardwood into a trampoline, and as a thunderous tip dunk waiting to happen, he'll bring raw spirit to a team that remains thin at the position he's supposed to fill.
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The hospitality brand has also launched Club Med CREACTIVE by Cirque du Soleil, where visitors can take free trapeze, aerial silk, trampoline, and bungee lessons — a golden opportunity for vacation Instagramming, if there ever was one.
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Jim Bellino filed a lawsuit Friday, ripping Tamra and Shannon for doubling down on statements they've made to the media ... claiming his trampoline biz had paralyzed customers, and that his pending divorce from Alexis was fake.
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I saw Virgin Kids play last year and, as expected, the crowd was full of grungy skater kids smashing their hair back and forth whilst repetitively jumping up and down as if stuck on a trampoline.
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U.S.A. Baseball spent several years field-testing bats and parsing data over their "trampoline effects" on a pitched ball to solve what it saw as an imbalance between pitching and hitting caused by high-performance bats.
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"We can't go with our mom because she's doing drugs," said one of the children on the trampoline, Aunalea Ornelas, a 7-year-old who spoke with the permission of her grandmother, who is raising Aunalea.
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A kung fu master's leap breaks the internet—but not physics In a viral video, kung fu fighter Xiao Qiang jumps onto a raised bucket of water and springs off the surface like a trampoline. Challenging?
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"They both loved all the different trampoline parks within one building and how much fun all her friends had," Milian tells PEOPLE of the day, which also included her mom Carmen, sister Liz, and niece Naomi, 2½.
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But I'd say getting tackled by a faceless 240-pound man (whose last name is Hunter) after he leaps at you from a mini-trampoline is high up on the list of experiences I'd rather not have.
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Yes, you'll find indoor cycling and boxing classes in our suggestions, but you'll also find rope, trampoline jumping, and a big relaxing stretch — things that you probably did in your childhood and that made you really happy.
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Another shortcoming is the lack of data on how often people used trampoline parks, which made it impossible to calculate an injury rate based on the number of hours or episodes of participation, the authors also note.
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In addition to the over 60 guests and children invited, Zoe was joined by longtime friends Molly Sims and Sara Foster, whose children enjoyed the mini theme park featuring Fun Zone products and a seven-foot trampoline.
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The time-of-flight counter only works when the trampoline bed is taut—if it included time of impact, then heavier athletes would have an advantage because they depress the surface lower and longer on each bounce.
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Acrobats twirled above him during "The Feeling," but by far the most over-the-top moment came during "Company," when he and his dancers performed on a trampoline above the audience, Bieber showing off his backflip skills.
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The new pals also signed each other's custom matching DJ Masterpiece t-shirts, and Jamar got to let loose in Aoki's fun home gym ... equipped with a floor trampoline for some leaps into a massive foam pit.
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As we bounce along a particularly steep track along the edge of one of the fields, overlooked by a house with a trampoline and washing line in the garden, I ask Lowe what it is with peas.
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However, it quoted Vladimir Chernov, the region's deputy governor, as saying on Sunday that the blaze may have started when a teenager set fire to the rubber foam on a trampoline in a play area using a lighter.
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Awesome.Diving Into 1,000 Mouse Traps on a Trampoline Looks Even More Painful in Slo-MoHigh-speed cameras help make cars safer, factories run smoother, and athletes improve their…Read more ReadYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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It was my instructor's makeup: a thick, sharp, black line of liquid liner that I couldn't take my eyes off, even through gasping for air in the dance, mini trampoline, and crunch portions of the 60-minute class.
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Their heads bob above the fence line while they bounce on a hidden trampoline, or pump water from a cistern up in the hills, or ride a pair of Shetland ponies down the side of a Hildale street.
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You get to see it a little bit from his perspective but the really wild part is just watching him spin and bounce, spin and bounce, and keep spinning and bouncing like the water is a freaking trampoline.
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Two days after she attended the Oscars with best friend Michelle Williams, the actress posted a video of her workout on Instagram story, which included a mini-trampoline class (ouch): "Jumping off my 2 day hangover!!!" she wrote.
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Surprise party: This is the sort of company that should have disappeared in an age of home video-games, decent pizza and indoor trampoline parks, but instead is still worth $2 billion and has more than 700 locations.
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Over the next few hours, Kylie Jenner, Jared Leto and Diplo would come through, but at that moment Mr. Scott beamed and bounced as if on a tiny trampoline, hugging friends and scanning the crowd for standout looks.
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He'll effortlessly flick in a three from two feet behind the line, hop on a trampoline for a tip dunk, then shock everyone in attendance by spinning through a double team for a pretty finish at the rim.
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Although she still wears dresses, jumps on the trampoline and climbs trees, the little girl who charmed a TV audience as an 8-year-old on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" has been replaced by a tall young woman.
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A Montreal native, Sam's been honing her acrobatic trampoline skills since she was nine and now competes in both individual and synchronized events across the globe (and, if you hadn't guessed, synchronized trampolining is a true wonder to behold).
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About an hour after taking my iPhone X out of its box, I'm bouncing up and down as high as I can on a trampoline, trying to see how Face ID works under, let's say, less than ideal circumstances.
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In Nairobi, where we went through hostile environment and emergency first-aid training before embarking on a reporting fellowship in Uganda last year, we bounced on a trampoline set up in our hotel, beyond excited for what lay ahead.
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The mom of sons Milan, 5, and Sasha, 3, with longtime love Piqué then posted the cute video of herself and her boyfriend getting frisky on a trampoline, which garnered more than 2 million views in a few days.
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His YouTube channel is chock-full of similar antics, whether it's beating Dark Souls 3 with a Dance Pad after 364 deaths, beating Dark Souls 3 with Donkey Kong Bongos, or playing Overwatch's Pharah character with, yes, a trampoline.
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Just as I feel like I've nailed it, Monika signals to me to put my arms on the support bar at the front of the trampoline for balance as it becomes obvious that the beat is about to drop.
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If FIFA signs on, it would lead some of the most significant changes in the history of the sport, while also providing Infantino with a major financial trampoline from which to launch his bid for re-election next year.
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So kids are doing what kids do when they can get away with it: Climbing on things they shouldn't be climbing on, riding bikes without helmets, doing somersaults on the backyard trampoline, throwing dangerous objects at their siblings' heads.
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But every single competition in every other event, from archery to wrestling (did you know trampoline was an Olympic sport this year?) — some 6,700 hours worth of sports — will be available live, either on TV or over the web.
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Kevin and Torrei (as you might know) had been publicly beefing about him cheating on her, but put those differences aside for Heaven's sake birthday bash over the weekend at Sky Zone Trampoline Park in the San Fernando Valley.
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A California woman has been arrested in connection with the death last week of her 2-year-old stepson, who suffered a "severe head injury" though his mother was told he had fallen on the trampoline, police and news reports say.
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Aside from the thrill of watching Steve Ballmer nearly eat it on a trampoline—look how close he gets to the metal frame—the fans were all rewarded with a pair of red Chuck Taylors, because Chuck wears red Chuck Taylors.
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The young child was jumping on a trampoline with his brother on Wednesday evening when he heard one of his friends calling for him from a house next door, officials with the Colorado Parks & Wildlife said in a press release.
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Kevin Odekirk, president of Big Air Franchising, said that Big Air Trampoline Park offers families a lot of bounce for their buck and does it in an environment that's less like a high school gym and more like a theme park.
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Jim is also going after 'RHOC' stars Tamra Judge and Shannon Beador ... filing a lawsuit against the women last month and suing for more than $1 million in damages for allegedly lying about his trampoline business and calling his divorce fake.
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He currently operates 23 Launch Trampoline Parks (there'll be 40 open by the end of 2019) in 13 states and says a lot his success making that guap came from a sit down he had years ago with LeBron's boss.
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Though trampoline has been an Olympic event since 2000, when it debuted at the Sydney Games, it has spent the intervening 16 years so barely acknowledged that many I surveyed did not realize it was an Olympic sport at all.
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Leo Lanza, who was 2000 at the time, was taunting my kids, claiming they were too scared to climb 214 feet to the playhouse roof, using the toe holds, and then leap onto the trampoline, which has no surrounding netting.
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On September 1, Kimberly Barnes' son was attending his friend's birthday party at Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park in Lakeland, Florida, when he decided to try out the park's zip line ride called the Sky Rider, according to CNN.
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However, Einstein, when he invented the sort of trampoline universe described by general relativity, did not dream that it would lead to pocket devices that keep time and tell you precisely where you are on Earth — that is to say, GPS.
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But now, in the absence of the tangible, she's going to Australia, and her partner is probably losing his mind, and when she tries to draw others into her spiral, they pointedly resist (though at least Erika lets her jump on a trampoline).
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