Small tubular springs commonly used in mass produced, inexpensive mini trampolines can cause jarring and lead to nerve damage, back problems and internal organ damage. The reason is because tube springs only place weight at each end of the spring. They stretch very little causing an abrupt jar to muscles and joints. The abrupt jarring effect can cause severe damage to the body and can break the springs. The typical barrel springs can be too soft, contributing to foot pronation which can lead to ankle, knee and back problems. And even modified, large tapered springs are too soft and offer very little support.

Our patented TriDaptable® Spring design is made with superior quality spring steel. Our steel springs were so strong they destroyed conventional spring molds so we had to create a tungsten steel mold. Our springs do not need to be replaced like other steel springs. Whether you are 20 lbs., 100 lbs., or 300 lbs. the patented TriDaptable® adaptive spring is the only spring of its kind on the market. Built to Last, Built to Perform.

For a mini-trampoline or “rebound” exercise to be effective, the spring must provide a true lift or “rebound” action. If a spring doesn’t have lift capabilities, it may look similar to the Cellerciser® mini-trampoline, but will not offer the return of energy needed to create the G-forces and resulting benefits.

Cellerciser® springs do not connect directly to the frame like other rebounders. Thirty six holes are drilled through the frame and the springs are connected to special stainless steel pins. There is nothing on the frame to wear out – it’s engineered to last a lifetime!

The rubber feet on the legs are made of a polymer-type material that doesn’t wear out like typical rubber tips.

The balance bar is not rigid but rather loose. In my 20+ years of experience, I have discovered that when the bar is rigid, a person becomes more dependent on the bar for their balance. By keeping the bar loose, the person using the Cellerciser® only uses the bar when they need it and as their balance improves, they apply less and less weight on the bar. Consider the example of walking across a fence railing. When walking across the railing it is harder for the average person to keep their balance, but throw in a branch, even a small one, to hold on to, and the balance improves dramatically.

The Balance Bar is not just for beginners but also for advanced users. When you receive your Cellerciser®kit you will get a chart of exercises that you can perform on your Cellerciser®. Many of the exercises involve using the Balance Bar. Side kicks and back kicks are examples of exercise movements where the Balance Bar is very helpful. Also, with exercises where you looking up or leaning back, the balance bar provides additional safety and stability for your workout.

The Balance Bar on both the Bi-fold Cellerciser® and the newer Tri-fold Cellerciser® can be put into the carrying case for portability.

The bar can be raised to three positions for adjusting to a person’s height.