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bouncy metaphor. Well, you know me very. Were after these eleven years seven years. Good, you didn't, disappoint get unlike disappointing tariff is really rotten here, especially since I'm wearing a teacher that says you disappointed me again, If Josh and its gather pointing finger right am, I am a judge yet actually is three. Dimensional comes out of the shirt just I know I'm running it, you can see it like a magic. I posted, oh goodness, so I speaking of goodness, Chuck we're talking about ample leans, but it's funny that I would say goodness because it turns out Champneys have a lotta badness to them. He had I to their danger pits, yet they are big time well pits if it's one of those built into the ground things yet we need a pit. Have you ve been on a trembling sure I had running in high school Really you own one? There was in

did from the people who previously on how that old move. They took a maybe half of this brings with it. Removed moved later because you could big contacted the ground, pretty easy on their own here and now and actually, if you go onto my Instagram Josh on Clark, you can see little photos of me bouncing around a trampoline park. Totally Bolivia to the amount of danger. I was actually in what what do you mean? I mean I gotta get up at another existed. I talk to you about me, instagram account like every every couple of days. While I mean pictures of the trampoline a and b I'm not on Instagram at all, so I got to like you know what you have to what I want to know I mean how do you find something on Instagram Funeral Instagram? Can I think you have to go now? You can

you can you can just google? It I believe, okay I'll show you later, oh so you have to this, but anyway it's pretty great you're going to love it. But there was one point in time where I landed flat- and this is the photos flat on the echo my head upside down, and there is a crack everything- and I was- I was those crazy, but after researching this chuck, I was like a kid wait to die and go to Heaven. There is such a thing and place so I can be like I've. Gotta know how close was I to full body paralysis that one time at that baleen park- and I guarantee when they tell me, I'm gonna shudder with just dumb. I don't know some sort of proximity fear I don't know what else you would call that kind of thing, or what did they say?

a hearing and issue a ticket number and you're gonna- have to go down that wing where they handle near death. Experiences, that's fine! I go. I go spend time it's eternity after I've got time to kill the feels like it would be very bureaucratic. I could see that you're, not a pencil, pushing How did you know I had trampoline experience in my own? trampoline experience really was elementary school. When we had a you know an elementary released at mine. They would have you do like one sport for a month or something I remember that a trampoline for a little while and r R Jim teacher was a legit gymnast of some kind. Could do all the things and we- and we had the night eighties. You know rectangular

they weren't, even though the mats as will learn, will or in all about the trembling a minute, but the little bouncy part you bounds on. It was not solid. It was like at a check or board I dont Then why wasn't a solid piece of a fabric? It was. It was built. There was a weave, ok I mean, but little tiny worth with little squares and between silicon net air I've never seen what you're describing year while the Cato could go through it so check. Let me ask you this when do in that when you would rotate out for a new things like every month area. Did you guys ever do the thing where, like every but you'd have a parachute and everybody Paul and lift the parachute up at once, and it would be somebody's turn to run underneath and you had to make it to the other side before the parachute covered you I remember that sort of yes. Ok, now huh

your Jim teacher done the office. If that were the put somebody in the middle of the parachute on top and her by poles. It taught so that the person has launched in the air the Lebowski. Yes, yes, Lebowski You would have been doing what is, One of the only things that somebody can point to as its predecessor the trampling, because it is almost virtually its own invention, yeah lover mother, brought that around my family, the grabs to wrote this worse, and he does make a point that, even before that people, just like anything naked bounce, honest sort of seems intuitive as a human, that that's fun and thrilling right, whether it's like hey this, this log that fell across the the creek has some spring to it, and that's fine. You know sure, or this board that spans an opening. Was the opening called in that horror story. Have you

lost your mind? I remember the horror, halloween horror thing that we did with the creek in the so called I don't Oh, oh member, there was a word and you did up yet it was a specific place. Anyway. The board spanning that are you talking about is we're Toma tramplings. Today you realize we're talking train I'm so tired and like hallucinating. So it's coming through loud, clear, buddy, good. So so there's the cloth or fabric, but you could log somebody up in the air, the Lewinsky there was the a law apparently that people jumped on anything. But there was, this kind of people figured out that it was kind of. On to get up into the air, and I saw it was one Thank you know we're always warning people when they ask us how to research that if you see the same, of the earlier on the internet. It's probably wrong, I saw them about how there was theirs

in China, IRAN in Egypt, there's depictions of people using trampoline like devices didn't see any. Beyond that, so it's probably made up, but we can point to win The trampling was vanity. It was actually fairly recent like what we think of the trampling came about, and I think, like the nineteen thirty so the period of a few years, yet We gonna tell people what a trampoline, Firstly, we gonna talk about the history and until people in handling- and now I'm glad you did this check because he s not only do we have waited trampling. Is I gotta look a little bit of physics to throw winter? I had a feeling, ok, So a trampoline, if you ve never driven out into rural Georgia, that's where I see them yet the people in the world areas like the trampolines there's not a lot to do out in rural areas to deal. I was kind of wondering like why do I see those when I drive out to the dean of the country, but I don't

There is much in urban areas. An ethic of space, a and b, is just a varied way to be. I carry go. Kids, knock yourself out for the next ten years literally literally here, it's a trampoline is a frame has a bounty surface in the middle of it. The frame is very rigid, usually steel frame and then the the mad as it's called, is held together with these tight coiled springs and I held together but strapped to the frame, and it's not you know, those springs is where you get the bounces does not the actual material, although that could have a little bouts to it. It's Gallo give cause, it's woven, think is like a seat belt yeah, super tightly, woven that their fabric. That mad is right, and that's that the larger tramplings they do have the little smaller like. I guess people used to use them to exercise and stuff like did you know have one of those.

Now we never had. One of those I think I had to do gestures maybe you're something so I've seen those more often it like MBA Games when they the guy's out in between them, amounts or whatever and they did the high foreign dunks. The others are awesome to see. Do you like those who love washing their share, I never get up during a half time blows at a very strapped to my seat, you know they should do to me. In my opinion, every sports game ever during the half time yeah. The only thing they should do is have the little league teams play out. I get It's just a curious thing ever like I don't need to see a dance routine or some corny thing, but whenever they have like the five year olds out their plan, basketball and the big court yet or football, that's it! That's all! I need what about the guy who's, who climbs an increasingly high stack of chairs

like that. Guy lots, no like that guy of late Nano he just total do handstands on the top. It's really throwing their only that you need to watch more half time shows, but I'm ok, so so that basically, what you described was trampling that's trampling there's like variations to it for sure. There's competition, tramplings they tend to be rectangular right. They actually have specific dimensions because their competition, so they have to all kind of have like a universal sized, usually something like ten ft by seventeen feet. I think the ones that they use in college or a little smaller, but not too much, did you watch any of that stuff? Yeah it's and it's it's! thing. It's gonna go because it it's in AIDS, not slow motion when you're the one doing the bouncing, but when you're watching her from afar, because the meat

kind of makes the point from when you bounds to win you next bounce again is kind of like one complete cycle it. It does, can take a second. So it does. Canada seem like things happening in slow motion to the mind, had his very lulling. Maybe that's one tired. I think it is because you are allowed to sleep by trampling water so yeah the rectangular ones are the competition, but when you go out to the country is when you'll see the round ones, the octagonal ones and the hexagonal, yeah, like the ones you see like that people have bought for their home, use their very freak we are going to have nets around the sides near so that, if you, Sir, to go off the side of the trampling, the net catches you and throws you back in to the centre. Mad of the trampling which we did not have when we were children now, did not it was. It was your off it's it's called feeding the

It was your off. It's it's called feeding the herd, I think, was the model I had the herd thinner. Yet in fact they even had nails in short, glass and surrounding the trampling glass right in with leprosy awhile, but the ones in competition they dont have nets. And there's a really good reason. Why not because their third dare devils and thrill seekers, but because the people in competitions tend to jump so high that their nets wouldn't do any good. They just go right over the side and the sad super net. I guess about time. You once you get in bed nets that are too tall, it becomes gonna cost prohibited Vienna near plus. It looks it in looking like one of those indoor skydiving tubes right, which we don T know. I can't find it first, it is lost forever. I can't find it anywhere. Oh thank God! I like that one it was a mere you they got thrown against decided in the end. It was me, for those of you that don't know we're talking about, we did some toy Yoda commercials years ago. It was funny we

much more marketable early on that we are now, but yet flew out the California and we did a toilet commercial insofar as we were both indoor skydiving and it pretty pretty interesting and fun yeah, I think by line was you're. Just telling me that now then I lose control and bump into the side of the wall that isn't harder than it looks you don't just you know it's very taxing. The muscles really is is fun though two I had a good time. Should we take a break? No, no, no concern Ike during our term of this party. Ok. Ok, you ready yes, we're at work in their chuck regarded by the way. I should probably explained. Everybody Chuck thinks that this is going to be like the now the jack which he and I is our worst episode ever. I think that is patently wrong. So, let's proven wrong everybody. Ok, ok! So

There is one other thing I want to talk about. Four: we go to break Chuck, ok, aside from where the tramp is which I feel agrees on a pretty good job of defining it. To this point right, yes, the physics of a trampoline are actually pretty fascinating, because if you Look at the outside and trampling dislike. You said that match that fabric, that actually jump on, has little bit give to lower the trampling it's the most give. As from those springs that are attaching the fabric Matt to the frame correct wreck, So what that means, then, is because there's always brings working together. The trampoline itself is actually physics wise. A giants and the reason why, when you jump on a trampoline it you back up into the air is because your combining two kinds of energy kinetic energy, which is them the movement that

you from your jumping up and down on something and then there's also potential elastic potential energy, which is the stored energy. The springs have when there ended. They want to go back to their normal shape, and so, as all energy get stretched out and then goes back to its normal tension. It directs all stored energy. In the energy in its turn and actual energy towards the centre, which is where you happen to be in it launches you back up into the air somewhere Tracy Wilson smiling Right- take with our more thing mouth parts, so I think. Now we can take a break. Don't you? Yes, ok

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thirty day, audible trial. Today, in your first audio book is on us to get started, just visit, audible, dot, com, Slash S, why s k or text S why S k too far, hundred five hundred stuff you should know all right chuck we're back, and I think it's time to talk a little history. Trampling the air. So earlier you tease that this was sort of an invite of its own, like there was no predecessor really to the trampoline aside from Intuit people, tossing people up in the air Lewandowski style bright, so the credit for Trampoline is as round me. I don't think, there's any one! The disputes us right now nodes its George, listen for sure

George, listen and a man named Larry Clark, Griswold, hurry and in what will get to their story and how Larry figured in, but it was really George innocence brainchild between one thousand nine hundred and thirty, and one thousand nine hundred and thirty six, like you said earlier, took a little while to get it just right. But when, Georgia's little boy and nineteen thirty. He was sixteen Agus Medium Sized boy and he was watching the trapeze artists and you know how they have that net and they leave off the two. Peace at the end and they do a floor and they land on the net, and then they use we do a couple: a little flips and then land on the net. Again, then, that cool, for they hold onto the net in full out and land on their feet. Very gracefully right by little joy, saw this like everyone's wild about this trapeze he's, like the best part, is then, when they get on that net. I should make one of those tat. He wanted one where you didn't just

once, basically get one browser, but that you can keep bouncing and thing and bouncing and he's like I'm gonna go home and make something like this, because he was a here's, a gymnast at the time already here. That makes a lot more sense once you know that I think exactly is a gymnast who went to circus performances and then was inspired by that net, and so he actually went home got. I guess, spare muddle parts from like a junk yard What I can tell you guys got his hands on a canvas Matt and a fixed. The two things together, and dumb and they broke ankles. Basically, it did not work very well, and I mean it had some bounds to it. It was, as far as I get early proof of cars goes. It worked in that respect, but those about it and he called it a bouncing rig and he put it down in his its basement? I believe and then went off to the University of Iowa to steady business, enjoying the gymnastics team and joining the EU,

Now sixteen of the university of I would turn out to be pretty fateful because it was there that he met here the man who have become as Cohen, venture in the trampoline Larry Griswold. Yet I wonder if he If leaving that trampoline prototyping his parents bathed basement was it had been the first instance of what would be hundreds of thousands of many tramplings. In their parents, basements, yeah, apparently George nuisance. Dad was not all that happy about the Temple Hebrew Is that not a true believers? Far as the trampoline was concerned are so goes to school. Like you said he met coach, Larry Griswold, whom we call him Clark around here, and I guess he thought this. A good idea shared it with his cochin he's like you know, why I'm a little older people and works experience. When you. Let me help you with this thing and they built different prototype

time they had a nylon mad. They use graduates which obviously made a little sturdier right and the spring they subdued in bicycle, introduce yet because not even sure that he used spring see just somehow attach a canvas to the frame dear when they added bicycle tubes that guy away more give and, and it worked lot better and they knew that they were onto something just with this. They I'm sure they knew it could be improved, but that this is a pretty good first start that they work at the university via yes, so between then and something just with that say: I'm sure they knew it could be improved, but that this is a pretty good first start that they worked on it at the university via yes, so between then, and the trampoline until and in nineteen thirty seven travelled all over North America performing routines under the name with his friends under the name three Leonardo's ferried. Nineteen thirty

everything that there really is went to Mexico and they learned that there was a a name. Spanish name for this bouncing rib like the springboard called a tramp berlin- or I guess without the e on the end right- and he said, hey I'm just going to add any on the n trademark that thing and of a created something from another culture. I read. I read an educator pages dot com that he well down in Mexico. The key word for springboard was trample in the mexican word: that's what they said: an pages dot com I was just isn't enough: there wind pointed out. Well I mean There are mexican specific words. This is now one of the ban is sure I gotcha to make that clear. So so George this is like this is great. I've been called

this thing about seeing rig, but this trample in word is way better. I'm gonna call this a trampoline like Chuck said and dumb and trade market, and that was a huge, huge improvement for this thing. If they had something by this time they had a really great invention going, but now they had a name and kind of a catchy name and one that even made sense as well a springboard by is one of those Little things you jump on to get onto the poles are the the pommel horse yeah, that's a springboard yeah or what was you the vault that would they use for the vault. Yes, right get okay, so this is kind of which were inspired him to say there is some time this is it great name, a probably never so one of these in Mexico, I'm just gonna, take it and, like you said, appropriated Now he had a great invention. He had a name

he and Griswold founded the grids wildness in trampoline and tumbling company in nineteen. Forty two and started selling these things, not exactly like hot cakes of first, I believe they sold ten in their first year and George Nixon's dead suggested that they had satisfied the worlds need for trampoline by this time in the first ten his until you wasn't really army bore these guns anarchy, but his son that really rubbing the dog poop and his dad's face, because trampoline started to take off pretty quick, so they They both agreed, though the two partners grids wildness in that in order to sell this thing, they had to demonstrate it's not the kind of thing you can do this. So revolutionary, my friend, that they goodness throw and add up but at the time Griswold the the former coach had a look. Touring routine

a diving there. Both both divers, don't think mention that, like you know, cup competitive divers, George Nixon was too This is not a competitor and not a professional, but he was he did two things. He would did gymnastics and diving, ok, so grisly, It was during the country doing a comedy act, Diving Board Comedy ACT called what was that The diving fool, the dying for it has to be seen to be believed yeah, so I can do the same routine, every summer at neighbourhood, pools stagger around pretending to be like drunk at a pool and falling off the diving board and doing all these tricks and things like that. The differences you not pretending, I am of the drunken diving full get a couple of Caesar's in you tried you just gone bloody marries right. Well, what was the Cesar apart a kilometer, yeah. I never knew that. Does she did it

told you. Then I mean it. I never knew until you told me it's ok, gotcha but any case, the drunk it or the diving fool was something that that grows. What was they make a little bit of money at ass. He was you during the country and willing the Ladys, so he was like a cat like this over believing and so what you are shouldn't buying out the shares of this company. And said sure yeah. Well, thanks a lot chump, I will take over this company myself. And then this and started touring around, and this is when the demonstrations really took hold he and his wife who was Acrobat name any De Vries she's, a good Dutch higher high wire artist. I believe in you have till get to understand.

Now in the world we live in the world. We were born into chalk like the trampoline, Sir there's, a thing seems like they ve always been around this at a time where you had to go, take them places to demonstrate them or win win. Larry Griswold was doing his his diving, thing when it gets to the end. It looks like he's gonna dive into a pool and when he dies in it turns others a tree. Being hidden behind this thing that looks like a poor, so they bounce back up. That's probably pretty great, if you're a kid yeah, but also, I think, even adults at a time like watches, have exactly he just produced, magic, so it in you can actually see it on there's a bit of him,

bring it on the Sinatra show in nineteen. Fifty one is pretty great and you can hear that the crowds going berserk over this kind of stuff, but anyway, so he like you, said he decides that that's that's, he's better off doing that sells out to Nissen and then this and start storing to demonstrate the tramp, and he had a real flair for this study business. Like I said at University of Iowa, I don't I'm sure, trampling probably what had taken off regardless, but thanks to George listen it like it really really did a good job of promoting it and in making it catch on, especially in the sixtys. In the fifties yeah, he went around the world actually and he would do things like in central park. He would bounce with a kangaroo. I'm sure that got some pretty pretty get attention. Yet he rented a kangaroo for this photo shoot and then basically shared. It is shared the work sure the photo with like their associated who spread around the world. Absolutely he went to Russia. He went to Egypt,

and did tricks atop the pyramids. And as a result, of course, because the nineteen fifties that's kind of when something This would really does make sense if it took hold, then and that's when they became a legit fad, and there were people buying, trample and there were trampoline bout sinners, which pair We are big now again, which I didn't know near I been one of those. I told you this, whereby Instagram photo spread with five years is just a regular trampling. No, no it's one of those bound centres. So what are they Billina everywhere. Guess as the floor trampoline know their everywhere built into the floors. There's places that you kind of walk in between them, but for the most part, is like these giant dumb. You know the bags that, like stop man falls onto from from high above her. They have those bits. Under the floor, they tramplings everywhere trampling on the walls at angles. It's the woods you gotta go by dont or if you go

poker, headed and leave yeah. Don't I've got and I want to say weak ankles cause that makes me don't know how that makes me sound. Some makes us think thoroughbred horse had pulled back it. Ok thanks but yeah. If I step off occur brung, it's it's, not fine, so you don't need to be trained in what the Tripoli, not at this age, you shouldn't but earlier I guess we dimension that his his idea was like all good business. People was just so singular like hey. Maybe we can sell these two kids, he thought you know, because he was a gymnast. We can use these for trade, in gymnastics anything anything we're stumbling or falling. We could we think we can like sell these sell this, including the military into NASA. Yet too, there are two things that really saw early on that they could be used for for training. Like you said, tumble, you're, that kind of thing, but also a

diving where you at. Are you doing aerial tricks? Yes, and it's not like AEGIS how to do those tricks. It takes a ton of practice. Well, really sucks. I have to go, get it the poor climb back up the ladder he walked down and try it again. Every time dry off, have a smoke for hate, trivial Do it again, if you have, if you have like a harness on, you can practise this stuff in mid air it just trampling with every bout you have to climb back up the ladder you can practice bountiful about, and then you could take it up under the die. Im bored so there one of the other, like you said, the military and eventually NASA to git pilots adjusted to disorienting body parts. Like a rumbling had obviously yours through the air. And in learning how to keep their orientation when their bodies flippin all over the place and the middle bought into this it s a really good idea, so

So that way, Numb George Nixon was assigned to a priest. Centre in the Navy. I think Saint marries College outsider, Oakland he found that they were already using tramplings for training before evening out there, so it had caught he his invention, proceeded before even showed up to two proselytizing yeah and like, if you think it getting on a trampoline if it's been a lotta years, you probably remember like yeah. It's easy just get on it and and jump Dumdum. But it's you know if you seriously tramp leaning like we were doing in elementary school, like we will learn tricks and stuff like that, it's aerobic its that improves your agility imbalance, there's a lot of like muscle work going on. So it's not, you know sure you can jump up and down like kinda like Tom, Hanks and big sure. But if you want to do tat and things like that and jumps and spencers there's a athleticism ism involved,

there you can get really good at it now. Other words, there one other thing, then you're you a break in a second yet so trampoline. So trampoline is one of my favorite things now to proprietary him right, which means is generic, but it used to be a trademark name like you said, and then he got so popular that by this these George listen just got tired of trying to fight unauthorized use of it, so he he stopped enforcing is trademark and it became generic, but up to the sixty George, listen, just got tired of trying to fight unauthorized use of it, so he he stopped enforcing is trademark and it became generic but any time. Somebody in the news was describing a trampoline. They had to call it like gum, bounds, tumbling or just make up some words to get the point across without using the term trample Incas, it was trademarked. It marked at the time a rebound tumbling was a pretty good. When I thought

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clearly a m see a sport, you can find it competitively egg and colleges enough colleges so that there are colleges that compete against one another in trampoline matches is just not sanction, either the NBA likes a basketball or soft bawler footballers yeah. I get the feeling it's it's one of those fringe sports it. If enough people- and in this case is probably gymnastics dimness, they would say, hey they go to school and take hey. We like the twelve people here who want to get on the trampoline and compete right. Can we do this in they'll, say sure can allocate you like six hundred dollars a year and I'll go a trampoline at my house right, but They compete and that's great, however, The early on this was actually like. That seems like something that would have happened more recently, all the way back in nineteen sixty four

held the World championship in London at Royal Albert Hall of all places and this is one lesson was still like still trying to me- you know that he's a really sold well. The sixties, there were seven ok, but like all fat I think he saw the writing on the wall, so things like that championships in trying to get sports legitimate sports leagues or whatever going was pretty important at the think to him. Yeah guess from that first fad, though sixties, like the real heyday of tramplings, it did become. It started to become a sport, but rather than people saying like this is a thing with get together. It's like your sing like one one school like one, one group of gymnast to their scorn said hey. We want to do this and that happened in other schools and other goes before. You know there are enough schools to compete against one another, and so there there is actual

events. There. There are now like collegiate trampling events again aren't sanctioned by the UN's yea. As far as I know, they didn't used to be. They may be now because, beginning in two thousand, like that, the biggest of the big happen, a tramp, leaning and, what's that it out is just a training. Thing became an actual olympic event. There is now a tree billion event in the Olympic, starting as of two thousand and Sydney year, which Nixon lived to see that which was conical that little kind of silly invention that he had so many years earlier became an olympic sport, was unsure very, very big day for him here, because I mean not only was the inventor he was like a tireless what is a call them pure modal? Yes, thank you. Thank you check, you're, not very good at that point either now or so he was a tireless now to talk in his tireless promoter of it too.

So I think it men quite a bit whom to see like his invention become an actual olympic sport, because he was a a train. Gymnast like this is his thing? He wasn't. You know like the inventor of the edges. Sketch something like that words, he just accidently happened alike. Come across this idea. This is like really important to women in became an olympic sport. This thing that he invented tries to think that's, really cool, plus also he was such a gymnast through and through. I read he was still able adieu handstands in his eighties and headstone into his nineties. Well, maybe they just couldn't tell us head from his That point they thought he's doing an incident is that's usually how it goes by then oh boy, so if you're a collar Gee trampoline event. You may see synchronized tramping, there's U Asta yet school like any single then it's all about trying to exactly mirror one another doing the same thing

side by side on two different tramplings yet tyrannical such a Brad. I was watching him like other, not think in our sank and you like, maybe I'm not watching the synchronized, look from the wrong angle. That's my internet working as these guys are not on the same page. Limping, so they don't have that they have to events and you're not like it is these on tv is not up the airwaves. You probably have to have I'm sure you can get some olympic packaging get everything, but a olympic believing has two events: the men, in the women's individual. Unlike most sports like this there's a compulsory routine where they say right, you ve gotta, do these predetermine tricks and they and the voluntary routine. Where are you really let your creative juices as a trampoline or show right and shine, and you get ten bounces You can do,

whatever you want well her about whatever you want, but you do. You know these fancy combinations of tricks in those ten bounces also noticed on the olympic trampoline, there was like a tart in the center and another box. Around that and I didn't look at, but I got the feeling that you can. I had to stay within that unless it just the benefit of the jumper I saw the land outside of it a couple of times, and I heard the announcers go blue. Yes, I don't know that penalty, deduction like vaulting off matter, something I could totally see their future and that really sure, but they are judged on flight time, which is awesome, execution in difficulty right and then, if they bounce, if they go through bounds and and don't do stricken on that bounce, there

They lose points for that to what's the weather like what are you doing? What are you at the Rec center? I was a waste of everyone's time and, of course, it's Dino highest cumulative score. Wins yep, so of originally looked like Russia was gonna, be the big trampoline. In the world, of course, the Russians on the men's and women's gold in Sydney. So the first ever gold for trampling the Russians one. And also in China comes out of nowhere and they start dominating. I believe long Dong is the world's most decorated trampling athlete with gold. Silver am bronze to his name, nice, not bad, but if you're talking women's trampoline, you wanna go to Canada because they are as good as gets starring, Rosanna, Mc Clellan and caring Cockburn heard. Canada is too big, trampoline s true

Venus their ability and trample leaner. Oh, I think it's whatever one it's only very recently in olympic event, so it's kind of a free for all call it wherever you like. Yes, before we get into the the downer witches injuries and and sadly, deaths from trample, leaning. We I will mention a few other. Can a crazy sports that you know like MBA during have time or time out people try to incorporate trampoline into other sports or maybe just indented sports out of whole cloth and they're? Always a little goofy attack right a little nineteen sixty four spaceball, which I had never heard it before. Just Youtube this and check it out. It's much less impressive then it sounds when you finally watch it Jack is, I mean Spaceball has nothing

with anything other than the fact that it was like created during the height of the space race. The Only reason I can possibly come up with its called Spaceball Yet- and I said- and here is the spaceport- had teams of two I saw one person at a time so when they in and out- I don't know I guess I only saw I think we saw the same. Video practice got a really off putting lighted black and white video here, and it's almost like, I think, one checks is watching them until the match. Well, they are you, ve been around one guy here the ball under his shirt, and I were what happened NEA but they're all bouncing this whole time, and the point is so: there's like a trampoline there's two different tramples each has under trembling in between there too tramplings, the we are facing is a net in between the net is a tunnel and that's where the ball goes through, and the point is to try to get the ball through the tunnel to hit the other guys backstop trampling

near, which is from what I saw a video, and I guess you did too is utterly impossible to get past the person. They decided your game now, but this is, I don't know, George. This increase data are helped, develop it or what, but it was one of the things where it's like. You know that, starting the way not come up with new uses for the trampling to space falling catch on now. But ten years later, other people have been like: hey, hey, let's not give up the ghost. There are other things you can do with a trampoline like swam ball, all which actually is kind awesome to watch the sea. I didn't, and slammed ball that all I saw was people doing dunks, I didn't see like real for on four basketball game. It's not exactly like form for basketball. In that you can like it's more like rugby mix with basketball returned. Lines, sit, you're, not dribbling, probably right now, you're not, and somebody can just knock. You write off your feet in and stop the bald from moving, but the

the point is in what everybody comes to see is right in front of the net. There's a big man, you know level trampoline that you jump on and do like an amazing dunk. A marathon is up at then there's boss of all. This is great, literally it is crazy yeah. It is one part play ball. One part soccer imparts to pulling awhile and there's trampoline, but also the whole imagine all you should just watch this one too, but imagine big, inflatable volleyball court to instead of sand. What say the whole thing is like a big. Sort of bouncy inflatable area and then this part of that and around the net or actual trampoline built into that right, so pay or bouncing around the outside their doing sets and stuff

and then, if you're on the trampoline part, you jump up, and you can use your feet. That's where the soccer comes in. Yes, he can do like bicycle both kicks yeah or you can use your hands right, sacred spike. It really how hard from higher year of the net yeah I get the impression that using your feet, just gets you extra points or something you up. And otherwise. Why would you there's also well just to show off? I think, there's a lot of glory involved there, but also the reason is called Basso Balls is named after boss and over Toby, Sama, music and its it like. You have to play too the music us. It's not an official possible MAC. So yeah, it's like you said you just have to go watch. The limited in Spain. By the way, I don't think we pointed that out, Spain, I think also Brazil to yet what course yeah. But it's fund a watch scrape It is another thing you can do with trampling it's the coolest of all of them. I think

I don't know I like best Land bar, you wouldn't know, unlike Spaceball yeah, you know what I don't like. Slammed ball is it's. The same thing is: be a games. These guys do these big dogs and they're all their leg beaten their chairs like here and I'm decide to ease to tramp. We must not mean still impressive. I couldn't go out there and do that right off the bat butter and take you to three. I don't know, there's a sector like their borrowers and stuff and I am sure the players in the quarter dislike God get this as a lawyer Vienna to me. So that's my group. I might I feel you mean that you like, but it's just so fine. I likewise in it have you heard about this? This is why it is how you'd like it if they had element, school back I'd be into them. Oh, you would never want to put an elementary school player on a slam, ball, trampoline or

sampling, at all, at least according to the American Academy Pediatrics, and by the way I wanted to put my shirt lapels little bit here. My sideways are killing it I don't know- I don't know you have, but ok, here's So I just who stumble over my my wages and so on the American Academy. Pediatrics get this says, do not like kids, six or under on and trampling just don't that's what they owe with their guidelines for a trampoline if you're under six or six are under dont, go on trampling your bones or to under developed in a trampoline is too dangerous and until I researched this I had no, I knew tramplings or dangerous bitter like funny ha ha dangerous, like that one episode of the Simpsons where Homer gets a free, trampling turns it is backyard into a trampoline park. In every kid you jump sign it.

Breaks in armour breaks, they're back or something like that. So it's funny like that. No, actually it's it's like dangerous. In about it's like long, dark level. Dangerous. Sickly yeah mean nothing will drive that home, like some eighteen year old statistics but in the early two thousands. This is what we have. I've got neurons well imagine at about the same over a four year period. There are ninety three thousand emergency room visits, and I guess this is the United States over a four year period and here's the thing like a broken arm. That's not great, but is not the worst thing in the world right, but Two thousand of NOS ninety three thousand were traumatic brain injuries and those are pretty bad yeah between children, between the age of five and eighteen and American Academy, PDF Pediatrics, basically says it's. The risk, like the risk of cattle

again jury. That's the differentiating between this and just like plan B spar, whatever like. If you get hurt trampoline it's. It's very good and that you might really really be hurt. Yeah because I mean, like nobody trampoline, with a helmet on or her shoulder pads on you're getting you know, be that kid at the park. I know you can't hear your parents are just be like I'd. Rather you get a brain. Injury then have to look like that kid. On a trampoline at Trampoline Park, the padding that you put on the trampling that goes around like the springs in the frame and everything that's supposed to be replaced like every year to hear. No one ever does that so it's actually like a really dangerous dimension like much more dangerous than than people realise and out some people two insane, I actually bike like bikes swimming these, put more kids in the hospital, a real tramplings true, but it's much more likely that kids,

to be biking or swimming than they are going to be tramp, leaning in so it's possible that, comparatively speaking time, Things are the most dangerous key activity. Kids can engage in its possible sub programme, but it's it's statistics are there that it would be not surprising to a lot of people if that pans out to be the case yeah and by far the most dangerous thing as far as trampoline go, that will you but you could do- is get on their with five or six other kids and its fine in it. Like a big party in kids, love it, but eighty per se these injuries or when there are multiple users on there at the same time. Yet because few bounce into one another. I am crackheads. May him you can get, there's that in other errant bounce that you weren't expecting in its huge off in a direction that you will try to do. That is a good example.

Will jump higher and you know kids don't understand angles in physics to understand physics enough that they can think they try to counteract another kids to counteract and other kids bounce in time it perfectly so that the frequency is the opposite, so that the key he's coming down, rather than bouncing they're, just hitting the upward mental money, that of that Trampoline Matt, just so that its like hitting the ground ripe, and there is actually something called trampoline ankle where, on English AIDS, the growth plate, the plate where their their ankle bones are going together, still come if that gets fractured and can give fractured from there. Kind of that very same kind of thing, where the the bounces going it's coming back as they're coming down, apparently can be like hitting like a landing on the concrete from a nine foot, dropped yeah in these little friend,

bones that are still growing can be broken and when they they start to grow again, their development can be all kinds of messed up. So there's something called Tramp an angle there I think gum physicians in Ottawa and Canada have identified as an actual thing. Well, american Academy. Pediatrics does have a list of things. You already mentioned, no kids under six at all safety netting of. Worse all that padding patty, the ground is a good one. No ladders near the trampoline people, because the little kids gonna find that and climb up don't try flips in big tree like that, unless you trained to do so, and only person at a time. That's the big big big rule get on there with a bunch of kids. It's just you just asking for it right, which is why some people point to these Baleen parts is likely to be a lot of kids here under six. Third. The whole point is this stuff:

many kids under a trampoline or bounced bitter. Whatever is possible. That's where most of the fun comes from and dumb I have been a lot of, I want to say a lot better. Been some very high profile, deaths of mostly adults. At these places where by grown, grown men of it. Broken: their necks suffered, traumatic, spy, Malaysia. Injuries have become paralysed, have died. New York, Yankees, pitcher, headed compound Frank. Of his ankle here, don't do in almost died from blood bar, so There is a advocacy group that that went away think their last posters two dozen sixteen, but their call them think before you bounce by Adam. Even without looking them up. It's like goats, researched this before you go to your next trampling parking guarantee. You'll. Second, guess it. I thought that group was

or recommendations before you decide to leave a party now nope interesting, dad joke alert. They come in harder and faster these days. Have you noticed here by the way I said I had more up to date, statistics Get this in Indiana University study found that between two thousand few into doesn't eleven. Not now three thousand in four years: a million plus e r visits in the? U S and no wonder you're in nine years, while its lot of your visits from tramplings well, hopefully, that numbers going down because trampoline sales for people in homes I've been going down since two thousand, for so maybe The third is realising its it's too dangerous. Who knows, releasing commended the ground. So you don't have a sort of all. That's does one thing it is one thing here

Well, if you want to know more about trampolines, I guess go read up on it. I would say: go jump on it, just don't, and since I suggest don't it means it's time for a listener mail. Yet. This is a two partner. The first part is just going to be: issuing a sort of retreat slash apology during the Michael Dylan episode recently transpire near Michael Dylan. We decided, which was not a good idea. To mirror Dylan's experience in life and his on transition using the pronouns that he himself use trying to make it I there weren't even names for the stuff back then, and we had quite a few trans listeners that wrote in kind about. It said: hey listen You do now, as you referred to that person from them of birth, like it doesn't matter about their journey in and even what pronouns are used at the time like what you really

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there's something I read a little while ago, which recommended using the term enslaved person rather than slave, to help express that the state of slavery is not some quality of these humans, but the result action by in slavers. She said never thought of that, but I ve been trying to use that language. My classroom- and I thought I pass it along- keep up the good work and thanks for all the knowledge- and that is from an thanks- an that's a good one and state is excellent and I really to the heart of. Like you know, language does so much like it. Just what I legitimize things too, to diminish people like it. It's crazy how how important language is. So that was a good tip to sew to the people out there that think big deal. It's not important like languages important it it's more than just words. It's how we communicate chump

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