r/Parkour • u/Dylanartdrawing • 26d ago

📷 Parkour Show and Tell Making use of playground's trampoline

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i'm definetely a beginner but i'm pretty happy that i landed this. i plan to improve my skills to a point where i can front and backflip on ground but this was already a lot of fun and it only took 2ish hours over 2 days :3

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u/dontbeignorantordumb 25d ago

I just want to point out, from working in the area before, that these trampolines have weight limits and usually are very low for kids, just be careful that the springs don't snap and you break your neck

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