Description: The rebounder is a mini-trampoline designed primarily for low impact, easy to moderate exercise, and gentle lymphatic stimulation
What to look for: Rebounders come in a wide range of quality and price. For self-protection, look for a rebounder with a Permatron mat that has at least 36 springs that are covered, and legs with rubber tips. When you stand on the rebounder, there should be perfect firmness in the mat, while still being highly responsive. Look for durable connections between the frame, springs, and mat. There are rebounder foldaway models available for easy storage and traveling. For those using rebounders as physical therapy, or working on balance issues, stabilizing bars are also available for greater safety and stability. Choose a rebounder that comes with a long, or lifetime, warranty. Numerous books and videos are available which provide inspiration, education, and various workout routines if you want to rebound to a DVD with others, jumping for joy.
Uses: Pleasure, overall movement and stimulation; therapeutically can be used for improved circulation, increased lymph flow, strengthening heart and immune system, improving digestion, and general health and wellness. The “health bounce” is good for beginners; one’s feet do not leave the surface of the mat while bouncing. As little as five minutes of rebounding twice a day can lead to great health improvements; rebounding time can be increased as the body strengthens.
Where to find: Online resources.
Avoid: Cheap knockoffs. You can find mini-trampolines for a fraction of the price of high-quality rebounders, but these are not the types of mini-trampolines that offer the benefits we speak of. Lower-end models, usually found at sporting goods stores, are not considered therapeutic tools nor do they come with lifetime warranties. Over the long-run, you are best off investing in a well-made, high quality mini-trampoline.
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where is the best place to find the right rebounder
go to cellercise.com or a good one.
checked out cellercise; it has a different mat then the permatron mat recommended;checked out others as well some with bunjy chords.. still haven't made a decision. but thanks for the info. guess these msgs have their advantages; helping each other find what we're looking for.now if I can do the same for a shower head water filter and the best juicer..
did some more checking(New to web surfing.lol)The brands Needak, Urban Rebounder, Cellercise, all have the permatron mat..I think I googled permatron mat rebounder and found helpful info.
Kevin recommends the ReboundAir (first)and then the Cellerciser.
He talked about it on his radio show.
I own a Cellerciser and my sister owns a ReboundAir, we love both of them. The ReboundAir has a life-time warrantee vs the 5 year one with Cellerciser.
Also, the Cellerciser has a cover around the frame that can get annoying if you're not a good jumper. The ReboundAir doesn't have that.
Also, the ReboundAir is cheaper, so I recommend the ReboundAir. :)
I have used an urban rebounder for years. It is well worth the money.I have bought the cheeper ones & they do not last.
I thought we were able to ask practitionres questions, such as specific product recommendations for rebounders, filters, juicers, etc. Anyone know how to do that?