Trampoline Skipping

We hear of all kinds of different things people do on their Springfree Trampoline and here is another suggestion - Trampoline Skipping.

Can you do any better?

Springfree sponsor AAAsports

I am really pleased to announce that Springfree Trampolines are sponsoring AAAsports this year. See the press release below for more information.

AAAsports will be running their 3rd Annual club compitition in July and we will be there with one of our amazing trampolines to show the trampolining world of the north of England what the amazing Springfree trampoline has to offer.

AAAsports head coach, Andi Revell said, "The AAAsports club competition and presentation is always the most exciting day int he AAAsports calendar, and with the event being presented by Springfree Trampolines, 2010 is shaping up to be the best year yet. By working together AAAsports and Springfree Trampolines can help to assure the highest possible safety standards in trampolining for all our members whether at home or at the club"

Nissen Dies aged 96

George Nissen, the inventor of the trampoline has died aged 96.

He "was a true sports pioneer," Steve Penny, president of USA Gymnastics, the sport's national governing body, said in a statement. "His vision, innovations and passion sowed the seeds for trampoline's worldwide popularity."

Win a Springfree Trampoline with Net mums

All you have to do to try win one of our fabulous Springfree Trampolines is to go to netmums and tell them about your experiences of indoor and outdoor play. What could be easier than that?

Once you have added your review or recommendation you will automatically be entered for the draw. The closing date for entries is the 30th April so don't hang around!

Autism fund raiser gets a bounce

Springfree Trampoline in Australia are supporting Autism Queensland by offering a Springfree Trampoline as a prize for the school which raises the most money on 'dress differently day'

Autism Awareness month starts in Australia on the 1st April and culminates ont he 30the with dress differently day.

Autism Queensland CEO Penny Beeston said, "Demand for Autism Queensland’s services was up 40 percent from 10 years ago".

“We know that 1 in 160 children have a diagnosis of Autism, and we’ve seen a real increase in the demand for our services right across Queensland,” she said.

“Autism Queensland receives government support but we also rely on donations from the community to make Autism information, support and outreach programs accessible to all Queenslanders.”

Ms Beeston said Autism Queensland was the only organisation to provide Autism specific Outreach Programs into all schools in Queensland, whether they are State, Independent or Catholic schools.

“Money raised will fund education and therapy for children with Autism; information services to support families and professionals as well as supporting our Outreach Programs, ” she said.

Some (cheap) ideas to dress differently include:

•put your clothes on backwards or inside out
•put your socks on after your shoes
•teachers could wear the school uniform to school
•get the old Superman costume out of mothballs

Spares for your Springfree Trampoline

We often get asked about the guarantee we offer for Springfree Trampolines and we merrily tell the customer all the information they could possibly want know. What is interesting is that in the first 3 months of this year we have not had to respond to a single warranty claim in the UK. Not bad considering there are over 10,000 units out there. In fact I can't remember the last time we had a quality issue.

This is another reason why Springfree Trampolines are different. They are made in a factory owned by Springfree, by employees who really care. The quality of all aspects of the product is really impressive and the engineers at Springfree are constantly looking for ways to improve the product. I will talk a little more about the new gate cleats in a later post which is a perfect case in point.

If you want to buy the safest, best quality garden trampoline in the world, there is only one place to turn - Springfree Trampolines!

The awards just keep on coming

Springfree™ Trampoline has been honored with the ‘Special Commendation Award’ in the Kidsafe WA Category at the 2010 Western Australia Consumer Protection Awards.

The Kidsafe WA Category acknowledges non-government organizations and businesses which make an enduring contribution to the advancement of product safety for children.

Over 200,000 kids are injured worldwide each year on spring-based trampoline designs. Springfree™ Trampoline is rewarded by the WA government for its exceptional design and development work that has been undertaken to produce a safe Trampoline for home use, hence reducing product induced injuries.

Springfree™ Trampoline as a company has been working tirelessly for the past 5 years to make backyards safer and this award recognises and rewards that hard work . Our passion for what we do is not driven on numbers or bottom line but because every single one of us in Springfree™ Trampoline from the engineers to the sales personnel are genuinely interested in the welfare and Safety of children – your children.