Vertical Reality 1 BAY Operation Manual

BUNGY TRAMPOLINE SYSTEM 1 BAY REVISION DATE 2/19/08 Maintenance and operation manual For Bungy trampoline system Operations With the “1 BAY - MOBILE BUNGY TRAMPOLINE SYSTEM-TRAMPOLINE” System and Accessories In North America Maintenance and operation manual ...

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Training Overview This training course is an introduction to the 1 BAY mobile trampoline system and its operation. The purpose of this manual is to provide a compilation of information that will assist you in proper and safe operation. This manual is designed to aid in training you and your associates. The sections within this manual are prerequisite to each other. In other words, the info ...

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A. Introduction to the “1 BAY” The “1 BAY” is a new system based on the common bungy-trampoline, invented and made popular by Frank Bare (World record holder in acrobatics, 3-time Olympic gold medal coach). The “1 BAY” has revolutionized this design for a multiple and modern use. If used properly, the “1 BAY” allows for extraordinarily high jumps with stability and safety. T ...

• Bolt the 11 ft sq tube to the aluminum pole that is at an angle. • Bolt the 10 ft sq tube to the bracket on the aluminum pole that is in line with the dolphin aluminum end. • Then attach a jump rope set end to the eye nut on the end of the pole. (this will be one of the combination swivels that have a pulley attached) • Lift up one pole and have someone bolt the leg in place then b ...

• Final set up picture Operational & Safety Guidelines Must Be Carefully Read and Followed Before Using the “1 BAY”. C. The Winch The winch, which runs on 110v (220v optional), is the mechanism that allows for the raising and lowering of the jumper. It is very important that the winch is not placed in or around standing water. Do not use the winch if it is raining. Should the winch ...

winch while the jumper in the upward motion. Do this with extreme care and caution. Ideally, the jumper should never go deeper into the trampoline than 4 to 6 inches. Do not allow any non- staff person to operate the winch controls or be near the winches at any time. Always monitor the cable of the winch for tautness and that it is entering the winch from the correct angle. D. The Elastics ...

The following table shows how many elastics should be utilized per side of the harness with these various weights. The weight scale is not a critical moment in the operation. It is only a guideline for the operators, Weight Range for LOOPS ( Latex tubing ) Body Weight of Jumper in Pounds Number of Elastic to be Attached to Each Side of the Harness Pound Elastics 20 to 60 2 amber 60 to 80, 1 ...

WAIST-STRAP IN A SECURE MANNER, DO NOT USE THE “1 BAY”. FAILURE TO MAINTAIN A SECURE WAIST WITHIN THE HARNESS WILL RESULT IN AN UNSAFE SITUATION. The following is proper harness fitting procedure: - The jumper is to stand in front of the harness. - Place the top strap above the hips of the jumper. This strap is to sit low on the waist of the jumper as possible. - Close the buckle by pu ...

H. The Suspensions The suspensions are the elements of the “1 BAY” that allow the jumper to rebound and gain momentum by providing a bouncy cushion. Once the jumper is standing safe on the trampoline, attach the harness immediately like described above and then pull the winch up slightly at first to ensure the jumper does not fall off of the trampoline. Make sure that the jumper is alw ...

U.S.A.. Be sure that the proper amount of space is given for the construction of the “1 BAY” -- 18 feet X 15 feet X 22 feet (height). It is best to allow an additional 6 feet of height for extra safety coverage. In addition, be sure to erect the “1 BAY” on a relatively flat ground. Flat, grassy fields or asphalt are ideal for the “1 BAY”. Do not erect the “1 BAY” on a hil ...

The following persons should not jump on the BUNGY-TRAMPOLINE Persons who • are under the influence of drugs or alcohol • have pre-injured tendons • have had fractures, in particular to the shoulder or arm area • are pregnant • have any form of physical or medical problems or who are generally unsure about their state of health • have a significant physical ailment or condition � ...

III. The Staff The training manual describes the training and knowledge necessary to become an operation staff member. This training must then be documented as mentioned above. A. The Interaction between the Instructor & Jumper The instructor plays an integral role in the success of the jumper while on the “1 BAY”. He/She has a tremendous responsibility to maintain the jumper’s safe ...

- The jumpers need to feel and go with the bouncing motion, using the trampoline to boost themselves higher. - The jumper should use the upward motion and momentum to accomplish summersaults/flips. These can be best accomplished if attempted at the maximum height of the bounce with the jumper’s legs tucked into the body and head tilted in the direction of the desired summersault. B. Precau ...