Why Rebounding is One of The Greatest Things You Can Do

Rebounding is something you can do every day with amazing health benefits. A rebounder is a mini trampoline. Rebounding is when you jump on it and bounce up and down.

Rebounding is more than just fun. There are specific health benefits that make is a great choice of daily exercise.

What Makes Rebounding Unique

When astronauts are in space, they can lose as much as 15% of their muscle and bone mass from being in a zero gravity environment for even as little as 14 days.

NASA uses rebounding to help astronauts recover after being in space – rebuilding muscle and bone mass. They have found it to be two times as effective as treadmill running. When NASA discovered and started using rebounding, it quickly became more popular in homes and families. Click here to see Rebounders available for home use.

In many other forms of exercise, the shock of it is absorbed by the feet, ankles and shins and can be very hard on those areas. With rebounding on the other hand, the shock is absorbed more equally throughout the body from toe to head and is therefore much gentler alleviating pressure on the feet and legs.

Because of the way rebounding works – you accelerate upwards, there is a split-second weightless pause at the top, then you decelerate via gravity, impact the rebounder and repeat – it causes all the cells in your body to have to respond.

This up and down motion not only increases heart rate, builds muscle and improves balance, but it also is beneficial for the lymphatic system. Just two minutes of rebounding is said to drain and clear the entire lymphatic system. Because of this it strengthens the immune system and detoxifies as well.

The Benefits of Rebounding

• It’s fun.
• Drains the lymph system.
• Improves bone mass.
• Improves muscle mass.
• It is aerobic and increases your heart rate.
• Rebounding stimulates mitochondrial production.
• Is a whole body exercise thereby improving muscle tone throughout the entire body.
• You don’t have to do it for a long time.
• It is safe for almost everyone including children, the elderly and many disabled people.
• Helps with balance and proprioceptor response.
• Helps improve balance by stimulating the vestibule in the middle ear.
• Rebounding works your abs too.
• Rebounding is more effective than running.
• Increases energy by circulating oxygen throughout the body.
• Stimulates the cells.