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Newest Review: ... only, and ours, the week after that, runs from Friday teatime until the early hours of Sunday morning. Dublin, at Easter next year, is a good few days, which is fine by us given the distance involved. The biggest competitions have hundreds of entrants, the smallest maybe 50. In my first comp I came 2nd out of 10 people, but in the last one I did I was 3rd out of 52 - it all depends on the date, the location, the availability of sports halls and the willingness of the staff in charge to organise. Competitors are split into various classes based on ability and, if there are enough, sex. So, a typical competition might have Novice, In... more

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Trampoline: Straddling For Manchester (1486 words)
by - written on 26/11/03 (Very useful, 582 readings)
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Trampolining is a sport that has been gaining popularity in recent years as people have begun to realise that though it looks fun, it requires dedication and hard work to achieve the dizzy heights (sorry) of those at the top (sorry again) of the sport. I'm learning how to coach it, and getting complete beginners able to stand up on a trampoline, and maybe bounce up and down a bit, is harder than you'd imagine. 19 year old male students, it seems, are utter cats. But very fun to watch. However one of the best things about trampolining is the rate at which you can progress, and within a few months it is possible to get someone who has never tramped ... Read the complete review

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