I thought I would try your trial, as I am a member of another Fitness Rebounder Company. I wish you had some streaming of different levels. I've watched a few of your cardio and there is only one level, a "10". The other competitor rates all their video workouts, so you know if you can keep up at your pace, push yourself or know you need to work up to the pace of the video.
Thank you for your feedback regarding rating the workout difficulty- great idea! We hope you'll stay with us as our streaming site is still in its infancy and have plans to add more variety of content, regularly. Hearing from our valued community members helps us greatly.- Lauren, JumpSport Fitness Team Member
I agree, I am 61, doing rebounding to improve bone density. Really having trouble getting through allot of the videos. Any suggestions?
We're sorry we missed your inquiry on this thread. As with all of our workouts, they can be modified by the user to a comfortable pace for them while still gaining the knowledge and basic skill of the exercise. We also have some of our original workout DVDs still available on: https://www.jumpsport.com/fitness-trampoline-workout-training-videos-dvd/ that might be considered a more moderate pace. We have the goal of getting them converted to our streaming site also. Additionally, we do have shorter, beginner-paced workouts available for free on our YouTube site!
I have Apple TV but can’t figure out how to watch on my tv. Any suggestions?
I recently subscribed, because I thought you had complete full body workouts that incorporated wheats and bands into the bounce routines. The only workouts I can find are pretty basic bounce moves that to be honare pretty boring....the same moves over and over. The two girls are better but stills not a full body workout. I figured for $9.99 a month you would have a large selection of videos to choose from, ranging from basic for beginners and elderly, upbeat dance style, and full body including wights and bands. Am I missing something?
I agree that the programs do not incorporate beginners' level moves for most of the moves. "do what you can" is not enough to follow a complete exercise routine. Leads to frustration & takes away from fun & building up to further improvement.