Needak Blog: Rebounding

What kind of music you listen to when you bounce on your rebounder?

Some of us like high energy, blood pumping fast paced music that raises our blood pressure and makes us feel like we're about to explode.

Then there are some of us who like calm relaxing music so that we can zone out and reach some sort of a meditative state while we let the rebounding action detoxify our bodies.

Whatever your choice of music, the effect of sound stimulating the brain while you s...

Anyone who has been on a rebounder and knows how fun, entertaining and stimulating it can be to bounce on a rebounder.

If you are own a rebounder and are looking for ways to enhance your pleasure and enjoyment of rebounding, then all you need is good music.

You don't need to a long list of tracks, even three chapters of music can take you through a strenuous workout, making time pass faster than you could have imagined.

And for those of you who are more dedicated...

We sometimes get questions from customers regarding our soft bounce and hard bounce rebounders.

You can find more information about this in our help section, but we generally recommend a soft bounce for the majority of our customers.

The soft bounce springs are made to support weights of up to 300 pounds and use a patented technology that allows the springs to both be flexible and tough so that they provide the softest bounce and still don't stretch over the years. Read more...

If you have a patio or an area in your backyard that is a flat, even and a stable ground surface, consider taking your rebounder outside sometimes and rebounding outdoors.

Although it is not recommended to keep your rebounder outside, taking it outside once in a while for your rebounding session can provide you with a new and uplifting experience.

As human beings we are highly responsive and enjoy experiencing a change of scenery every now and then. Rebounding outside is on...

Sometimes we have customers who wonder whether their rebounder is normal because of the noise that it makes. And the answer is, yes! Your rebounder is completely normal if it makes a little noise.

As you bounce on your rebounder, the springs of the rebounder absorb the impact from your bounce and this causes the springs of your rebounder to expand and contract. Naturally, seeing as the springs of the rebounder are made from metal, as the springs expand and contract the metal will make...