Almost every child dreams of experiencing the feeling of flight. To jump high up to the sky! Allow your child to feel like a superhero and jump to their heart’s content on the Papashon Kids trampolines! This is a vivid, adrenaline-pumping attraction for children and teenagers, with the area of various trampolines in the Papashon Kids park being truly huge – a whopping 394 square meters. These include large and small, enclosed and open trampolines. In total, there are 23 trampolines, climbing walls, and ropes, plus three slides descending into foam pits. A highlight of this play area is the bright and exciting Ninja Park.
For high jumping, children will definitely need non-slip socks. So, dear parents, don’t forget to bring them along. If you do forget, no problem—you can buy socks on site.
A bit of history: the first prototype of the modern trampoline appeared in 1936. It was invented and constructed by American gymnast George Nissen. Once at a circus, he saw how aerial gymnasts used a safety net, bouncing off it to perform tricks. He thought this kind of structure could be used to train his acrobatic skills. In 1934, 90 years ago, George made the first trampoline prototype in his garage, using metal angles, canvas, and rubber springs.
Interesting fact: trampoline jumping is an Olympic sport; 24 years ago, individual trampoline jumping was included in the list of disciplines for the Summer Olympics in Sydney.
Secret information: trampolines are used not only for entertainment and sports. Trampoline jumping is part of the official training program for military pilots and NASA astronauts. Trampoline exercises train the vestibular system, coordination, and balance, and develop various muscle groups. Most importantly: trampoline jumps allow for simulating the state of weightlessness!
Trampoline jumping is healthy. Regular trampoline exercises strengthen the body and muscles, develop movement coordination and the vestibular system. Just 10 minutes of exciting trampoline jumping provides the same health benefits as 30 minutes of running! Trampoline exercises are an excellent workout for the cardiovascular system. The child’s body needs time to adapt to the trampoline, specifically, the vestibular system needs to get used to the loads. Therefore, after the first few sessions on the trampoline, it’s normal if your head spins a little from the unfamiliar experience.
Trampolines for young children are an investment in their development and a happy childhood. Give the kids the opportunity to play actively and with benefit! Advantages of trampolines for young children: 1. Physical development Jumping on a trampoline helps to develop endurance, balance and agility. They also help strengthen the muscles of the legs and back. 2. Improved mood During active jumps, children produce endorphins - hormones of joy that improve mood and reduce stress. 3. Safe entertainment Modern trampolines for children have special nets, soft sides and non-slip surfaces that provide maximum safety. 4. Energy splash For parents, a trampoline is an opportunity to give a child to throw out excess energy in controlled conditions.
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