Trampoline Parks Leading to "Catastrophic Injuries" aka Lawyers :eat:
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Yeah, it looks like really bad accidents waiting to happen, i went to one in Atl, i think they make you sign a waiver though
I frequent trampoline sites with my son at least 3x a month but haven't been there in about 3 week ironically after spraining my toe landing. They have you sign shytload of waivers before you can even pay entry.
newworldafro
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I've talking about going to one.
Damn. Didn't know shiit was hazardous like that.
Damn. Didn't know shiit was hazardous like that.
Now my YouTube is gonna be filled with these bs youtubers.
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Trampoline parks are pretty safe. Much safer than the old school trampoline in the backyard setup.
My boy took his kids to one while on vacation last summer. Just got done paying for them and himself and decided to dunk a ball he saw laying around by the hoop and soft block pit in which you land.
Said he did the dunk and when he came down he landed on the harder part that the hoop was attached to, not the soft block pit in which it was hanging over...messed up his meniscus and tore his mcl/lcl (both i believe, I can't remember) and is JUST now able to walk and be semi normal. Told me the doctors told him he wouldn't be able to run/jog have outdoor fun with his kids until July/August of this year...
All that for a damn dunk. We still clown him bout it. Those places are fun, but they are definitely risky. (just like any trampoline) Especially us in our middle age lol...
I went to one two years ago for my godson bday party and enjoyed myself but I wasn't doing much but jumping up and down and playing dodgeball with the kids...didn't do no flips or dunks lmbo...
Seeing my G hurt up like that has totally turned me off from these type places. Even when I have kids
Said he did the dunk and when he came down he landed on the harder part that the hoop was attached to, not the soft block pit in which it was hanging over...messed up his meniscus and tore his mcl/lcl (both i believe, I can't remember) and is JUST now able to walk and be semi normal. Told me the doctors told him he wouldn't be able to run/jog have outdoor fun with his kids until July/August of this year...
All that for a damn dunk. We still clown him bout it. Those places are fun, but they are definitely risky. (just like any trampoline) Especially us in our middle age lol...
I went to one two years ago for my godson bday party and enjoyed myself but I wasn't doing much but jumping up and down and playing dodgeball with the kids...didn't do no flips or dunks lmbo...
Seeing my G hurt up like that has totally turned me off from these type places. Even when I have kids
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Its mostly due to these teens doing dumb shyt. They come in doing all of these flips and shyt they arent trained to do and have never done before. I hit the trampo parks and ive never been hurt.
Bruh that set up was dangerous with the chance at being deadly. I remember my friend had on in his back yard back in elementary school. After school we'd go jump on it until my mom came. It didn't have a net or anything, and we'd be going high as heck. I wouldn't dare do that now...If you miss the trampoline or get too close to the edge
I got a bad ankle sprain at one. Years ago I jumped about 15-20ft in the air off one and fell flat on my face in a friend's backyard in 7th grade. Thankfully it was grass and I was straight. Trampoline parks are mad fun but you have to know your limits.
