AN EXPLOITED TREND
Bouncing on a mini-trampoline became a huge trend in the 70s. Like most trends it was exploited. Products with weak springs and poor mats flooded the market. These cheap rebounders were little better than jumping up and down on concrete.
I did some research. In the Townsend Letter for Doctors, Dr. Morton Walker warned that, there is no yield to them [the typical rebounder] and the abrupt jarring effect is the same as landing on the floor. He went on to warn against using these products which can lead to nerve damage and lower back problems.
I searched for a mini-trampoline I could put my name behind. Over the years many individuals and companies tried to partner with me. I'd been on Good Morning America, CNN, and numerous radio and talk shows. I was Mr. Rebounder, and everybody wanted my endorsement. I turned down several lucrative infomercial opportunities because they were about money, not a quality product and program. Cellercise had transformed me, and I wanted people to know it could do the same for them, but I needed the right product. In 1993-94, I introduced a soft bounce rebounder to the public. The springs were tapered, and created a gentle, soft bounce. It was the best at the time, but I was still not satisfied and the company producing it for me still produced the typical style rebounder.
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Dave Hall Cellerciser
www.Cellerciser.com
87 N. Main Street, Manti, Utah 84642
1-800-856-4863 or 435-835-5867
NOTE: There is only ONE CELLERCISER®. Center for Cellular Health is the only company producing the CELLERCISER®. We offer it ONLY through the most reputable companies. The CELLERCISER® is NOT produced under ANY other name. If another company claims they offer the same unit under any other name such as a rebounder, they are deceiving you. Don't settle for a cheap copy cat that may fall apart. You deserve the best.
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