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How to Choose a Trampoline
How to Get On a Trampoline
How to Bounce on a Trampoline
Trampoline Tricks: Knee Drops
Trampoline Tricks: Seat Drops
Trampoline Tricks: Dog Drops
Trampoline Tricks: Front Drops
Trampoline Upper-Body Back Drops
Trampoline Tricks: Flat Back Drops
Pike Position on Trampoline
Swivel Hips on Trampoline
Trampoline Turntable Move
Trampoline Cradle Move
Front Flip Basics on Trampoline
Trampoline Twist Moves
Combine Tricks on Trampoline
Build Upper-Body Strength on a Trampoline
Trampoline Tricks: Drops & Handstands
How to Do Flips on a Trampoline
Trampoline Safety
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Summary: Knee drops are easy trampoline trick bounces that require little practice and use the bounce of the trampoline to do all the work. Try a knee drop trick wearing knee pads to protect from hotbed trampolines with a circus gymnastics performer in this free video on trampoline stunts.
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"After you've learned how to jump, and got quite comfortable jumping, on the X in the middle of the trampoline. Simple body bounces are the next step. One of the easiest is the knee drop. Just simply drop to your knees, and back up,and down, up. Now, it's very important that my back stay straight, so I don't wrench my back backwards, or pitch forward, if I'm leaning forward, so I keep my back straight and vertical, down, up. You notice I'm doing that without my arms, and without a bounce. Let the bounce of the trampoline take care of all the work for me. Just set your knee to drop, and back up. Now, I could add the arms, and see I go a little bit higher. Now, normally these tricks are done the lengthwise. I did it sideways so you could see the posture of the back. Add a little bounce, and then knees, and back up. It's a nice, easy bounce. On these hotbeds or string bed trampolines, it's a bit rough on your knees, and you can see the pattern of the trampoline on my knees, already, so if you have a hotbed, or a string trampoline, knee pads. That might be a good idea."
eHow Article: Trampoline Tricks: Knee Drops
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