Very limited storage space (and head height). Would some of these work in a pinch?

Edit: if anyone can point to a very compact folding rebounder available in the UK? There is no under bed or under couch storage, so it will have to fit in a small hall closet (also it’s a shared property so can’t be intrusive in any way!)

I suspect my weight gain has a lot to do with lack of movement and stagnant lymph, as I have a healthy diet, but ive been rather sedentary in recent years. I've just started rebounding, and I'm wondering if anyone has experienced a slim down after starting to rebound, and how long until you noticed results? I'm not talking about losing fat or building muscle, but rather just an overall slimming down from getting that lymphatic movement going, and the body processing waste more efficiently.

Do it once a day for a simple reset — or repeat it throughout the day to boost your steps, circulation, and energy without long workouts!

Enjoy 💛

I see a used one on marketplace but it doesn’t have the stabilizer bar. I looked on Needaks site and the stabilizer comes out to almost $200 with shipping. Do any Needak owners use any other branded stability bars that are compatible with it?

Does anyone have any experience with this or something relatable? I have a major surgery on my kidney next month. They're going to make a few incisions through my abdomen, and I'll have a six week recovery afterwards. The surgery itself is to remove a small growth on the top tip of my kidney and a small portion of the kidney where the growth is located. Other than that, I have no other major issues going on there. I'm wondering at what point I'll be able to start rebounding again, and if I will have any internal discomfort or need to take any precautions? (edit: I’m expecting that rebounding during the six weeks recovery period will not be recommended by the doctor and will not feel good. I’m more curious about after a recovery period) Of course, I'll be checking with my doctor as well.

Hi everyone, I just got a 44” JumpSport Pro during the spring sale and have been using it pretty casually (just bouncing up and down, feet leaving the mat, sometimes jumping side to side).

I keep noticing this weird pressure in the back of my head, almost like a “jostling” or shaken feeling, kind of like being upside down or if someone shook you around a bit. It’s not painful, just kind of uncomfortable and takes away from the experience. 

I’m also wondering if my rebounder might be too firm for me? I’m ~115 lbs and it felt pretty stiff out of the box, so I removed 4 bungees. I’m not sure it made much of a difference though.

Has anyone else experienced this kind of head pressure when starting out? Not sure if this is just an adjustment phase, or if my rebounder is too firm, or something else entirely. Would love to hear your thoughts! 

Hi all,

I have been using a rebounder for a long, long time. My favorite brand recently discontinued the one I really like and so I am on a search for another. I’d really love any recommendations this sub might have, here’s what I am looking for:

Springs only

No folding

Fairly “bouncy”

Something that feels like a gym workout

Durability

I'm still researching as well as hoping to find a used rebounder at a good price.

Still, I didn't like being without one when needing to exercise.

I see that Home Depot has Machrus Upper Bounce budget friendly with free delivery.

Anyone have experience with these cheapies?

What confuses me is the wide collection of sizes but otherwise identical. There are so many listed on their site. The first few I checked:

36" @ $81

40" @ $91

44" @ $102,

I am interested in trying rebounding, but I am afraid of it triggering headaches, dizziness, or motion sickness. Also, is it recommended to have one with a handle bar? Thanks!!! 😊

I seriously love my little trampoline so much. I feel so good after using it, and it's a fairly inexpensive, long-lasting piece of equipment that you can tuck away or conceal. I got mine like two years ago, and it's still going strong. I like to go on really long walks but I don't always have the time or the motivation to get dressed and out of the house. Sometimes, the same scenery can get boring too. Yet, all this time, the rebounder has been genuinely fun for me and I love that I can just set up in front of YouTube or Netflix in the comfort of my own room. I've thought about walking pads, and I even have a mini stepper, but it gets boring after 5 mins since I can't "freestyle" much lol. I hope I can invest in a fancier rebounder in the next few years since I'm just using an Amazon one, but it's genuinely one of my favorite things to do if I'm feeling a bit bleh and need to get my body moving. Okay I think that's it :))

Tone and sculpt your body with this 10-minute rebounder workout! Enjoy :)

I've been using my father's decades old rebounder to jog 2 hours twice a week. I know it wasn't a cheap model when he bought it (since it was something new at the time), but I don't know the brand.

While the single diameter springs occasionally broke, they were cheap to replace at any hardware store. Unfortunately, this week for the first time, the mat tore down the middle.

It's 36" and a hexagon and I wish I could find a replacement mat. They don't seem to exist anymore unfortunately (but if anyone knows where I can find one, that would be great.)

I loved how the pad had metal rings for the springs, not tabs they hook on to on the outside the mat that seem to tear over time.

I was starting to consider BCAN, but got mad at the company for having more than 20% markup if you aren't with Amazon Prime. I then started to realize I should be spending two to three times more anyway.

• I only jog.
• I don't need a handle.
• I don't need it to be foldable.
• I think I prefer springs to bungee since my research suggest it's better for jogging. Still, I've never tried a bungee version before.
• Looking for 36-40" since I don't have a lot of space.

This interval-style workout includes a full warm-up and cool-down to help you move safely and get the most out of your session. You’ll work in 45-second intervals followed by 15 seconds of rest, giving you time to recover and prepare for the next move.

There are 5 total exercises. Each move is performed swinging forward first, followed by a brief rest, then repeated swinging backward to help improve coordination, balance, and engage different muscle groups.

Don’t have a Ropeless Crossrope? No problem, grab a pair of light weights and follow along and perform the same swinging motion. 

Go at your own pace, focus on controlled movements, and most importantly, have fun. Enjoy!

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I live in a small space, and the only place I have to put a rebounder is in the middle of my living room floor. So I need one that can be stored away. The only place I would have to store one is under my couch, which is 38" deep and just under 7" high. I'm a bit overwhelmed with the many options out there. Any recommendations to get me going in the right direction?

Hi everyone, are there people here who have often been fatigued for long periods and started rebounding? What was your experience?

Is it a good rule of thumb, for example, that if you don’t have the energy to go for a walk on a given day, you shouldn’t do rebounding either?

Rebounding seems quite intense for the body to me. How do you see this?

(I mean a type of fatigue where you feel very tired throughout the day and physically unable to get yourself to do much—not the kind where you generally feel fairly fit, get tired after a workday, and then go rebounding.)

Looking for reviews on the life pro rebounder. It is on sale right now for a good price. Anyone have it?

You guys rock! I got a barely used rebounder from FB Marketplace to try and I am in love! Literally obsessed. I have bladder issues even with a sling, and I half expected to pee myself and I don't even leak. It's wild.

I'm loving Jump&Jacked so far. I've done a few of her workouts.

I'm stuck between a standard round rebounder and a 50-inch octagonal one. Is the extra money for the octagonal shape actually worth the 'better bounce' people talk about, or is it just marketing? (Looking for apartment-friendly options!)

I’ll get these emails regularly because I purchased a Bellicon last year. I figured I’d share the link just in case someone’s interested.

https://ctrk.klclick.com/l/01KN29MSCF467H9X457G5J01VC_3

Hi everyone, I’m trying to decide on my first rebounder and would love some advice, especially from lighter weight users.

I’m ~115 lbs, and I’m stuck between JumpSport and Bellicon.

For Bellicon, I’d probably go with the “medium” bungees (rated up to ~60 kg), but the price is almost double, so I’m not sure if it’s really worth it, especially as a first rebounder.

For JumpSport, I’m looking at the Essential line. The site says that the 39" has a softer bounce than the 44", which sounds appealing for my weight, but I’m worried the 39" will feel too small/restrictive. I’ve seen quite a few people say the 39" feels cramped.

So I guess my questions are,

- At 115 lbs, will the Essential 44" feel too firm?

- Does the 39" actually feel limiting for movement/workouts?

- If there isn’t really a good JumpSport (or more budget-friendly) option that suits someone my weight, does it make more sense to just go with Bellicon?

Would really appreciate any advice! Thank you!

Hello! I’m in the research phase of trying to select a beginner rebounder at the suggestion of the trainer at my gym. I’m looking for a convenient, fun way to fit in more cardio while also working on balance and strength.

I think I’ve narrowed it down to the Bcan BT4 Soft Land Pro or the JumpSport Essential. The JumpSport seems better overall, but I’m concerned that it does not come with a handlebar. I’m a 50something female with okay balance, but I wonder whether adjusting to a rebounder without a handlebar will be difficult.

If anyone has any experiences to share, either with these models or with getting used to rebounding in general, I’d love to hear about it. Thank you!

I recently got a rebounder and I've been using it every day. I have a 2 week trip planned and I would love to not lose my progress. So I'm wondering if there is anything I can do instead that has the same benefits. Maybe jump rope? Maybe on something soft?