COMPARISON OF BUNGEE-AIDED AND FREE-BOUNCING ACCELERATIONS ON TRAMPOLINE [PDF]
Science of Gymnastics Journal, 2019 Trampolines remain the single best apparatus for the training of aerial acrobatics skills. Trampoline use has led to catastrophic injuries from poor landings.
William A. Sands +6 more
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Mini-Trampoline Training Enhances Executive Functions and Motor Skills in Preschoolers [PDF]
ChildrenBackground: Early childhood is crucial for motor and cognitive development, with physical activity playing a key role. Mini-trampoline exercises may offer an effective approach to enhance these domains.
Mohamed Amine Ltifi +7 more
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A study on the grey relation analysis between the overall performance and individual event scores of international elite trampolinists [PDF]
Frontiers in Sports and Active LivingThis study applied grey relational analysis to assess the relationship between individual trampoline event scores and overall performance of top male and female athletes in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
Xinyu Zhu, Lejun Wang
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Atlantoaxial rotary subluxation in children after trampoline injury: A critical but overlooked diagnosis [PDF]
Journal of Craniovertebral Junction and SpineAtlanto-axial rotary subluxation (AARS) is rare but recognized as a significant cervical spine injury following a fall or physical impact on the head or neck in children aged 5–15 years.
Vijayanth Kanagaraju +3 more
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Integrative rehabilitation in the treatment of lumbosacral muscle strain in elite trampoline athletes: a pilot study [PDF]
Frontiers in Sports and Active LivingBackgroundLumbosacral muscle strain (LMS) is common in Chinese elite trampoline athletes. Advanced lumbar muscle activation is necessary for postural control before upper extremity voluntary movements, called anticipatory postural adjustment to reduce ...
Jia-Yin Ma +16 more
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Leidenfrost droplet trampolining [PDF]
Nature Communications, 2021 AbstractA liquid droplet dispensed over a sufficiently hot surface does not make contact but instead hovers on a cushion of its own self-generated vapor. Since its discovery in 1756, this so-called Leidenfrost effect has been intensively studied. Here we report a remarkable self-propulsion mechanism of Leidenfrost droplets against gravity, that we term
Gustav Graeber +6 more
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EPL (Europhysics Letters), 2018 Rigid superhydrophobic materials have the ability to repel millimetric water drops, in typically 10 ms. Yet, most natural water-repellent materials can be deformed by impacting drops. To test the effect of deformability, we perform impacts of non-wetting drops onto thin ($\sim$ 10 \micro m), circular PDMS membranes.
Chantelot, Pierre +3 more
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Trauma Case Reports, 2021 Hospital admissions for trampoline-related injuries are a metric of injury severity. The literature shows hospital admissions are more likely to occur from trampoline park injuries rather than home trampoline injuries.
Sylvia J. Gautreau +9 more
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Rapidly growing pediatric trampoline-related injuries in Korea: a 10-year single center retrospective study [PDF]
Korean Journal of Pediatrics, 2019 Purpose Several published policy statements have warned against the risks associated with trampoline use and recommended safety guidelines. However, few studies have focused on trampoline-related injuries in Korea.
Min Jeng Cho +5 more
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RELATION BETWEEN DOWNWARD AND UPWARD PHASES ON THE TRAMPOLINE BED DURING JUMPING
Science of Gymnastics Journal, 2023 The time of flight in trampoline competitions relies on the jumping movement executed on the trampoline bed, which can be divided into a downward phase and an upward phase.
MASAHARU MATSUSHIMA
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