The bellicon can be the perfect solution for improving cardio fitness for many people who suffer from back problems or joint issues. Not only is exercising on the bellicon fun and effective, but its extremely low-impact performance is very easy on your body. In fact, it's so gentle that it can be used for physical rehabilitation and preventative health.
The key to the bellicon's amazing benefits is its unique performance. The bellicon's custom-formulated bungee technology converts the gravitational forces from each bounce into full-body, health-boosting energy. The bellicon is the only fitness trampoline that customizes your bounce to fit your body weight and exercise goals for the perfect rebounding experience. We also offer two hand support options that provide added stability for anyone with balance issues or wish to expand their training options.
Whether you do gentle, therapeutic bouncing to strengthen your health or vigorous HIIT workouts to maximize your athletic abilities, the bellicon is your perfect companion. Young or old, in shape or out, anyone can enjoy all the fantastic benefits of the bellicon.
The bellicon is an exceptional tool that can be used to treat a variety of health issues, including:
Now that you've learned about the benefits enjoyed by using the bellicon, it's time to experience them yourself. To help you get started, we've prepared two introductory workouts for you. Remember: if rebounding in new to you, be sure to give your body a chance to adapt and feel comfortable before gradually increasing the duration and intensity of your workouts over time.
Stand with your feet a hip-width apart in the center of the jumping area. Take a moment to get your body in alignment, then activate your core muscles and engage your pelvic floor muscles by pulling your belly button in toward your spine. Begin bouncing and then alternately raise your knees upward while keeping your feet pointing downward, swinging your arms in opposition to the knee raises. If you need extra stability, either place three fingers on a T-bar or handle, if you have one, or reduce the size of the movements as much as you need to feel secure and comfortable. More about cardio training.
Stand with feet a hip-width apart in the center of the bellicon. Keep your knees slightly bent and parallel to each other. Align your pelvis and pull your belly button inwards towards your spine, engaging your core and pelvic floor. Keep your upper body straight and your head aligned with your spine. Perfect - you are in the starting position! Now, gently begin bouncing up and down, keeping your knees slightly bent. Expand your chest by circling both shoulders backward simultaneously or one at a time. Continue by varying the pace and reversing the direction of the circles. More about back training.