Totally agree with your comment! Buy the better Jumpsport. I love my Jumpsport.

Honestly I got it 4 years ago ago it’s the best thing I ever got for my health 100% worth it It’s the best Bellicon 💐

Hi Angie, I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Rebounding seems to work every joint, and also keeps your blood flowing and bones regenerating. The softer bounce of the Bellicon has a softer bounce for your knees and makes the experience much more enjoyable. I wish you so much health and fun! Thank you for writing.

Grow with Angie.. They can literally be life changing.. Enjoy!

What cord strength did you get please. Looking to invest

Hi Tracee 😊 I am so happy you are on the path of getting your health back to awesome! Rebounding is wonderful for your lymphatic system and reflexes. I would recommend getting a jump sport. It's around $250 and it really is a decent bounce, much better than the Walmart one. Plus, if you get it from Amazon and don't like it you can return it. Keep up the awesome work!!😊

@@brentsmith1thank you for the advice and encouragment. 👍👍👍

What a good review. Thanks!

also, the top jump sport cost is $600 vs $1,200 for the bellicon. Is it the wallet that's getting the real bounce?

I have a 570 pro being delivered today I can’t wait! I sold my Bellicon to buy something else and then got a Jumpsport because they are adjustable on tension! I also had a Jumpsport 350 pro before and I didn’t think the Bellicon was an upgrade except for larger jumping surface.

Awesome Carol Ann, congratulations! It definitely puts a smile on my face every day too! I wish you a beautiful year full of bouncing!

Agree. No regrets. Felt guilty spending the $ but after reading TONS of reviews online in videos & comments, I figured all the people who ended up with inferior brands spent the same by the number they upgraded & traded out over time. I read so much about breakage with other brands and haven’t seen one bad review by Bellicon user. LOVE mine, same as yours.

Glad to read your experience because I ordered my 49 inch Bellicon with T-bar on 1/2/24 and I’m anxiously awaiting delivery from Germany. Hope you’re still rebounding and loving it!

So exciting Anna! Thank you for the compliment. Be sure to take it slow at first and really focus on posture I wish you so much fun and health!

Hello again ☺️ Have you considered the folding legs on the 44"? It would make things easier in the tight quarters on a van. It would make it very easy to pull out and set up outside. If you do go with the 39", consider the softer bungees. If you were thinking strong, go with medium. The small rebounder seems to be more stiff than the larger ones. I wish you fun and safe travels!

@@brentsmith1 what is the difference/benefits of the 39” or 44”? I’m looking to purchase a good rebounder that will last. Which one would you recommend. Thanks. Peace Love and Blessings

Thank you so much Katrina!☺️ I wish you a wonderful weekend!

Hi there! The main Bellicon store is in Chicago, but.... If you search you can find a workout studio with them, or even someone who would let you try theirs. Try facebook groups and ask, tons of people would love to share. I wish you luck and a great outcome!

Adjust the bungee, mine has 4 nots. Love my Jumpsport. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qbx9lMeFp57LqYU.html

Good morning Mario I am sorry to hear about your experience, but I am very happy that you found a solution and you are still bouncing! Thank you for sharing your experience. I wish you so much health and fun!

Which model did you purchase? My budget is also around $100 and I am looking for a temporary starter one until I can get a high quality one.

Hi Ray! I took a look at Leaps and Bounds, nice and I definitely like the price. Have you tried one? I would love to know how it has been for you. I just made a video I will post this week on the quality of the Bellicon bungees. I hope you take a look. I wish you fun and healthy bouncing!

Hi Jean☺️ good morning! You are welcome! I wish you the best luck in your savings. It is very worth it and you will be happy with the results! I wish you so much health and fun!

Hi Marci! I have a 49" and a 44" Bellicon (which is shown), and I have used a 39" Bellicon many times, similar size to the JumpSport. The difference is the quality of the bungees, no matter what size / bungee strength the Bellicon, there is a softness and ease felt in my knees and ankles that is not found with the JumpSport. The JumpSport has a 'thud' feeling on the bottom of the bounce, where the Bellicon rebounds me back in the air. I hope this helps, please ask more questions if you want. I hope to see you bouncing soon!

@@brentsmith1 but aren’t you comparing a low end JumpSport to a Bellicon?

Hi @Linda Allison, Thanks for the question! I am using the JumpSport Model 220 that costs around $250. I am addressing the question of why someone would buy a much more expensive Bellicon rather than a much lower priced one on Amazon. I have a question for you Linda if you have the answer... Do the more expensive JumpSport models use different material in their bungees than the cheaper ones? Or are they the same material, but adjustable for a different stiffness? I wish you fun bouncing and health!

@@brentsmith1 The larger 44" models use a stronger bungee. They also have more knots to adjust the firmness. Some of the more expensive models use 36 instead of 30 bungees. The legs of the more expensive models are also arched, which may provide more stability. I have been researching both the Bellicon and the higher end JumpSports. I prefer the design of the bar on the JumpSport, but I keep hearing that the Bellicon has a "better bounce", whatever that means. If Bellicon had a better designed bar, I wouldn't hesitate to purchase one.

@@littlelulu10 Thank you for the explanation of the different JumpSports! I would see if you could give a Bellicon a try, there is something different and easier with the bounce. Maybe join the Facebook Bellicon group and ask if anyone in your area would mind letting you try. As far as the Bellicon bar, we really enjoy the bar on our 44". After work this weekend, I will make a short video on the bar and the ease of it. Thank you for the inspiration 👍and for the comments!

Softer for fun definitely but not too soft. I've had mine for 10 years and after around 4 years of regular use it's a good idea to change the bungee ropes as overtime it'll become too soft and when you bounce you'll touch the floor. If you get the stronger ones the bungees should last longer but not as much bounce.

Hello Kenna☺️ I am so happy you are enjoying the greatness of rebounding! I have never tried Leaps and Rebounds, but I am hearing more and more people really enjoying the experience. I am considering getting one to try it out. I encourage you to join the Bellicon Facebook group. You can ask to try someone's Bellicon in your area. Bellicon users tend to be very excited to do that👍 I wish you so much fun and health!

I didn't want to spend the money on a Bellicon so I bought the Leaps and Rebounds rebounder. I think the Leaps and Rebounds rebounder is okay. I was doing KZfaq Bellicon workouts and I noticed I could not keep up with the video. So I spent the money and bought the exact Bellicon as the one in this video. There is no comparison. I love the Bellicon. It is a much better rebounder. Recently my mat tore on the Bellicon. I was upset I wasn't going to have it until I could repair the mat or buy a new one. I called the company and they had me email photos of the tear. Well it was still under warranty (5 years) so they sent me a new mat for free! I just put it back together today! I ended up selling the almost new Leaps and Rebounds rebounder on Marketplace for a fraction of what I paid for it. If I had to do it all over I would say buy the Bellicon. It is the best and worth the money if you are going to work out at home. I don't work for the company and there is not a place near my home to go try out a Bellicon. I just took a chance and ended up happy I did.

Lisa What makes it the best exactly?

Hi Abi! This is the first I have heard of the Cellersizer, it looks good on first look. I will dig into it more for sure. Have you tried one? Anything that excited you about it? Have a great New Year!

@@brentsmith1 - Hi Brent. I haven’t tried the Cellersizer but as I am looking to replace my existing rebounder I have been doing my homework on the leading brands. Cellersizer is spring based but the springs are designed in a way that many like, and puts it at the top of spring based rebounders. Some have gotten joint pain from it after working out on it a few months. The creator, I think his name is David Hall, said, pain will occur if used incorrectly. I know someone said after speaking with him and started to use it correctly their pain disappeared. I know of reviews where people have said they that they own both the Cellersizer and the Bellicon and wouldn’t give up one for other. I don’t get that but there you go. I’ve also read that a woman who owned both wouldn’t let her elder mother use the Bellicon because it’s too easy to roll your ankles on it and gives her mum the Cellersizer instead. The thing I do like about the Cellersizer is not the rebounder but the workouts the creator has posted on KZfaq. They are great and quite varied. Bellicon seems to want to squeeze every last dollar out of us. They do have workouts on their KZfaq channel but if you want the whole shebang you have to pay a monthly subscription. So this is what I’m going to do. I’m buying the Rolls Royce of rebounders, The Bellicon, I’ll purchase some of their accessories from other sellers. For example, the non-slip, rubber sole socks. Bellicon are sells them for $28 a pair in my country. I can buy a very good pair from someone else for $14. Also, the hand weights, rope (for resistance training) can be bought cheaper elsewhere. Then I’ll be gradually working my way up to doing Cellersizer fitness workouts. The best of both worlds. If you do manage to compare these two rebounders even after I’ve bought my Bellicon, I will still watch. I’m very interested in an honest review. Blessings to you.

Thank you for the incredible information Abi! I appreciate your time, and enthusiasm for bouncing! I wish you so much fun and health!

@@brentsmith1 - Thank you Brent. I appreciate your appreciation.

@@AbiNomac Cellersizer fan here. Less ankle strain!

Hello Mary, thank you for the questions! First of all, YES, get a used one if you can find one. You will begin to use it and it will be very easy to resell when you want to change. As you can see in this video link, the Bellicon stores well being on it's side. Also, I am not a big fan of the folding legs because of the noise it makes on every bounce. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mc-ThqehyMrZiXU.html I just posted a video explaining the Plus model bar, it is great. Here is the link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kJmRfpp1zNCnYKs.html I realize there is a lack of videos using the bar, so I will definitely work on making a couple videos with it. My Aunt just had hip surgery and she loves the bar for the added security. We like to do balancing and 'yoga style' poses with it. I wish you many more hikes and bounces in your future! Give your doggie a big hug from me!

@@brentsmith1 Thank you! Helpful. And I did finally find a video of a routine using the bar, included a bit of high jumping with just a light touch on bar, and looked like great fun. Someone from Bellicon replied to some questions I had and cautioned against relying on it versus the benefits to your core of standing straight, unless really needed. But I had been interested how it might be incorporated into whatever doing on the rebounder. Looking forward to having one in my home.

Hi John! The Jumpsport is a 39" and the Bellicon is a 44". I don't have the Jumpsport anymore so I don't know the mat measurement. The 44" has much more of a fun feeling, the 5" definitely makes a difference. I hope this helps and I wish you the best!

Hi Diana! The Bellicon website orders are assembled and shipped from Chicago. I live in Southern Florida and it normally takes two weeks to show up at your door, I think UPS. If you have strong motivation now, grab the JumpSport to get started. Don't overdo it at first, light jumps 5-10 minutes at a time. The goal at first is just to get the blood flowing. I enjoy using mine every day because I don't treat it like a 'workout'. As for the bungees, my wife has medium and I have strong. The graph Bellicon supplies on the website on what bungees to get is spot on. Get 'optimal strength' depending on your weight. If you are on the line between the strong and medium for example, choose the 'softer bounce'. 'Firmer Bounce' is more for HIT training. Have fun bouncing and I wish you health and joy😊

A sandwich😂😂😂 Just kidding all love❤

Hi there! At first, I would say the first couple months, the legs loosen and need to be tightened down until they settle. Whenever I move the rebounder, I just make sure they are tight. I would NOT use lock-tight on the threads, you would never be able to remove them. It is convenient to remove the legs if you ever need to put it in the car or something. Like I said, it's not that big of a deal and they settle in and keep tight after some time. I wish you the best and thank you for writing!

That's what I was looking for also

Hello MesaMynx, I love the name! Congratulations on getting more active and deciding to CHANGE YOUR LIFE! It takes a lot of courage to do something different. Thank you for writing and sharing your adventure. I have made a video on bungee strength that you should check out: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mc-ThqehyMrZiXU.html . I recommend for your situation to purchase 'Medium' bungees. They will be supportive enough while being fun to bounce on. Be sure to take it slow at first, it's a marathon not a race. I made a few videos of light workouts that can get you started. They are in the 'live videos' section of my channel. I wish you so much fun and health!

Hello there CinnamonSwirl! I am so sorry you had that experience, I am glad that you are feeling better. I am not able to say if your back would be fine with rebounding. I am not a medical professional and am not familiar with your situation. I do know though that I have a tendency to overdo things when I first get into them. I always say that the benefits from rebounding doesn't come from a strenuous workout, it comes from light, balanced controlled movements. Just light bounces can make a world of a difference. Look at the 'live videos' on my channel, it is a great example of how I think the rebounder should be used. If you think your back will be able to do those exercises, then I think a Bellicon would benefit you. The Bellicon, in my research, is the best quality and custom you will find. I wish you luck and so much health and fun!

Hi Deb, thank you for asking! In this video I am using a Plus. It is a Classic with a bar attachment on it. I will do a short video on the bar attachment soon when I can find the time. All three Bellicon's use the same bungees and mats. The only difference between the Classic/Plus and the Premium is the material of the frame. Other than the look, they are all very well built and bounce with the same quality. I hope you are bouncing soon and have a wonderful new year!

Hi there☺️ thank you for the question! I have not used a Bellicon with the frame cushion. It does not seem to have a use other than somehow protecting kids to fall through the bungees. Even if it was for children, I would put the Bellicon on its side when not using it and supervise the child when they are using it. I would recommend the comfort mat if you were looking for more room to bounce on the trampoline. It is a very nice bounce and looks great. I hope this answers your question. I wish you a wonderful week!

Hello Charlotte, good morning! Well first, congrats on getting a rebounder and using it. The benifits are incredible and you definitely will have more energy during the day. Something great to do on this rebounder is to 'closed chain' bounce. Meaning your feet don't leave the mat. It might sound counter productive, but it is great to do. Without leaving the mat, more focus is made on balance, abs, and your pelvic floor. You also have the lymphatic cleansing as well. I would recommend 80% of your rebounding time, don'leave the mat. Practice breathing into different parts of your body with focus. Most of the time I am on my rebounder, I don't sweat. I use the time balance, breathe, focus and relax. If you get that down before upgrading, your Bellicon experience will be awesome. Thank you for the compliment. I wish you so much fun and health!

@@brentsmith1 Hi Brent. I must admit I was overdoing it so I have backed off and following your suggestions. I have really good balance so I immediately became airborne and was having a great time. My thighs and even my traps were becoming sore (not a bad thing) but my neck got sore that’s when I realized I overdid it. So I’m doing the healthy bounce now and being more mindful and letting my body adjust to this new equipment. Thanks again Charlotte

Hi Liz, thanks for the question! Yes, I do have recommendations based on your weight and how aggressive you plan to be on it. Based on Bellicon, I like the Standard recommendation here:

Morning☺️ I would imagine that it does make a difference in stability. The Bellicon is a little heavier, but the JumpSport has the legs that extend out from the mat, which makes it more stable. Thanks for the question, wish you a wonderful day!

Hi there☺️ I do not have an exercise videos YET... I hope to find time soon to work on that. What type and length of videos are you looking for?

@@brentsmith1 Rebounding! Also, can you do a review on leaps and rebounds? Bellicon is just unaffordable for most, although it is the cadillac of rebounders.

@@semicountryliving3095 I have been hearing Leaps and Rebounds a lot lately, I definitely will take a look at it and find some time for the rebounding videos! I wish you a wonderful week! Thanks again for your comments and question ☺️

Hi Rick, thanks for the recommendation! I will definitely keep that in mind when I create more videos. Other than making them outside, do you have any recommendations on reducing echo inside the house? Happy bouncing 😀

@@brentsmith1 I'm not audio professional, but to my understanding there's two basic methods: - change your microfone setup (lavalier microphone to get the microphone close to you and thus reduce the needed gain) - change your room (I see a lot of blank surfaces for sound to bounce off of) You'd be better off finding material from people who know what they're talking about, though.

Thanks Rick! You comment helped me look into the best way to deal with the difficult world of sound. I look forward to finding the best way :) I wish you a wonderful year !

Sound absorption with diffusers and bass traps. It can get expensive quickly even the bare minimum will help greatly with the sound reflections. The floor would benefit from a rug since sound is bouncing off those tiles. Close miking is another technique as someone else mentioned as a possible alternative to sound treatment. There'll still be reflections but if done well, it won't be as obvious.

Hi there! I have 'medium' on the pink one and the black one. The rainbow one I have 'strong' bungees.

@@brentsmith1 Thanks!

Hi again Divya! Let me think of the best way to explain this.... You are not restricted from any workout or move on the 44". The 49" offers you more room to maneuver. It can be fun to bounce back and forth while feeling more secure, it's more forgiving. If you have room in your home for a larger rebounder and can afford it, you would not be disappointed by moving up in size. I wish you luck and so much fun bouncing!

Hi there! It's a great question if you have only used a spring trampoline or one without a lot of give. The better rebounders have tons of give, sink deep into the mat (tall enough to not hit the floor), then propel you up. This motion creates an easy experience on your joints and knees. If it doesn't spring you back up, you might as well go running. I hope this was helpful. I wish you so much fun and health!

I love my cellerciser!

Thanks for sharing. I would have never thought of this. My feet pronate and I will be careful choosing my rebounder.

Linda Lane, why is that?

still so? :)