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No room for trampoline, No problem?

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pj21
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My friends and I really enjoy practicing on tramps but non of us have one and they local tramp center cost 25 bucks for 2 hours and you have to book 2 weeks in advance to get in there. We were thinking of purchasing a fold able tramp that we could wheel from my garage to the park next to my house and set up. Does anyone know where to get a folding tramp? and has anyone done this before?
Aug 4 2013 2:16AM
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tcurle
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You could just take it apart and move it. If you get a tramp without screws and a bunch if bolts holding the legs it's fairly quick to set up.
Aug 4 2013 2:29AM
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Cleapster
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That would definetely be doable it would a pain though.
Aug 4 2013 2:29AM
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pj21
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I want to make it as easy as possible
Aug 4 2013 2:55AM
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louie.mirags
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https://www.google.com/search?safe=images&source=android-browser-type&client=ms-android-verizon&redir_esc=&q=folding%20trampoline&hl=en-US&qsubts=1375599636110
Aug 4 2013 3:01AM
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E-fry
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try looking into a slackline
Aug 4 2013 3:01AM
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Washow
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Google -> "folding trampoline" and the first thing showed up was 8'x10' oval shaped one that'll work
Aug 4 2013 3:01AM
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WillyTheKid
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If you know someone real crafty any trampoline could fold. All you need is some heavy duty hinges opposite each other on the tramp. It may not be super pretty, but function seems more important. Good luck!
Aug 4 2013 3:04AM
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pj21
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already got one
Aug 4 2013 5:12AM
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werd.
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lol yeah dude just slap some fuckin hinges on is and then bend the IRON BARS THAT SURROUND THE WHOLE PERIMETER OF THE TRAMPOLINE
Aug 4 2013 11:17AM
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Granby_killdozer
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swing and a miss...
Aug 4 2013 12:33PM
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Wolfgang.
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Slacklines the way to go man, it bounces and it helps your balance as well. two birds one stone.
Aug 4 2013 1:18PM
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Plankton
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http://www.amazon.com/Stamina-36-inch-Folding-Trampoline/dp/B000JC2ZHA
Aug 4 2013 3:59PM
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Balbertt
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I wish I had a local tramp center. Stop complaining. Get a year membership.
Aug 4 2013 4:18PM
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pj21
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I have one and even with a year membership you still have to book 2 weeks in advance. You have no idea how annoying it is. When the place first opened i could ride my bike down there and they would just let me in, now i have to go on their website, enter my card details,book 2 weeks in advance because of how popular the place is, wait 2 weeks and then I can actually use the tramps. It just sucks.
Aug 4 2013 5:01PM
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cheaaaaaa
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my neighbor has a (gymnastic) 7*14 w/ 12 inch springs folding one from the 80s. there out there, but it will take some serious research to find where a used frame is sitting around.
Aug 4 2013 5:13PM
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Balbertt
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Or plan a day out of the week when you want to go, and just book that day 2 weeks in advance everytime
Aug 4 2013 5:28PM
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YoungJ
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how about you just sit down at your computer and just book every day for the next couple weeks then since you have a year membership its gona not waste your money if you dont go
Aug 4 2013 8:15PM
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Balbertt
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exactly I dont understand why people are so lazy
Aug 4 2013 8:38PM
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SamMcChesney
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this seems like the probable solution to this issue. Jeez OP think a little next time.
Aug 5 2013 12:56AM
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prometheusprime
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Get a big ass yoga ball and bury it halfway in the ground. stomping your tricks to hard ground will make you better too.
Aug 5 2013 1:44AM
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