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The Safety of Foam Pits
Foam pits are commonly used for gymnastics training purposes， for trampoline parks , indoor playground , dancing bridge , ninjia course. They help aid in the development of new skills by providing a soft, forgiving landing surface. Those trained in using foam pits know that proper entry is a key to a safe landing, even in a foam pit. A safe landing is one that enters feet first with a tight core. Landing in a pit head first or in an arched position can lead to back and neck injuries.
Furthermore, having a properly fluffed pit creates the right density for safe landings. After repeated use, foam blockscompress against the edges of the pit and each other eliminating the air pockets that make traditional pit landings so safe. As the foam compresses, the pit landing becomes more like landing on a hard surface and less forgiving on all parts of the body. Pits that are not properly maintained lead to an increased number of injuries to those athletes or players entering them.
The safety of foam pits is correlated to the regular maintenance performed and the types of landings used to enter the pit.
Fluffing a pit involves removing the blocks from the pit, cleaning out any dust, dirt, or debris that has accumulated, and refilling the pit with the blocks creating new air pockets for safe landings.
For years, this process has been completed by having multiple people get into the pit, throw the blocks out by hand, clean the pit, and the refill the pit with blocks.
The Safety of Foam Pits
Foam pits are commonly used for gymnastics training purposes， for trampoline parks , indoor playground , dancing bridge , ninjia course. They help aid in the development of new skills by providing a soft, forgiving landing surface. Those trained in using foam pits know that proper entry is a key to a safe landing, even in a foam pit. A safe landing is one that enters feet first with a tight core. Landing in a pit head first or in an arched position can lead to back and neck injuries.
Furthermore, having a properly fluffed pit creates the right density for safe landings. After repeated use, foam blockscompress against the edges of the pit and each other eliminating the air pockets that make traditional pit landings so safe. As the foam compresses, the pit landing becomes more like landing on a hard surface and less forgiving on all parts of the body. Pits that are not properly maintained lead to an increased number of injuries to those athletes or players entering them.
The safety of foam pits is correlated to the regular maintenance performed and the types of landings used to enter the pit.
Fluffing a pit involves removing the blocks from the pit, cleaning out any dust, dirt, or debris that has accumulated, and refilling the pit with the blocks creating new air pockets for safe landings.
For years, this process has been completed by having multiple people get into the pit, throw the blocks out by hand, clean the pit, and the refill the pit with blocks.
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