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Trampolining clubs physical are fitness starting to pop up around the United States and Canada, demonstrating the growing popularity of trampolines. Clubs cater to people seeking new skills to master, sports teams looking for new conditioning methods, and special-needs children. Autistic and Downs-syndrome children seem physical to respond instantly to trampolines says Maria Martin who runs a trampoline club in Ontario. "If they don''t pay attention, then they fall down," says Martin. "Often these children have a hard time learning new physical sills, fitness but this is a very protective physical environment and they can experiment without hurting themselves. They love to learn and they respond so quickly." Trampolining as a sport, has struggled significantly because of careless instruction that resulted in many injuries, but the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games will host the first trampoline competition. The danger of the sport has not been completely fitness eliminated. If you want to enjoy the benefits of trampolining, be willing to concentrate on the fundamentals of landing. "It''s like skiing - let your mind wander and so will your body."

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Trampolines fitness Offer Great Conditioning Benefits Fitness buffs are singing the praises for the health benefits of trampolines. The low-impact aerobic workout targets and sculpts many parts of the body. "Where do I start?" said Leland Tilden, a Toronto high-school student, when asked how his fitness has improved since he started trampolining. "Your legs . . . you get great legs, and of coursse your abdominals - washboard abs - but what is really surprising is how tired you get. Trampolining is an amazing aerobic workout. All you have to do is start bouncing. Most people don''t realize how hard they are working until they break into a sweat." Leland describes himself as "a big tall klutz." However the 17-year-old has developed athletic grace attributed to the skills he has physical learned on the trampoline after shattering his ankle in a gymnastics routine three years ago. He decided to use a trampoline as rehabilitation fitness for is injury, and he can''t stop jumping. "I find that if I am going to slip on ice, I can catch myself," he said. "I find that my balance and body awareness are better. It has helped me in the everyday world."