> there are businesses like Sky Zone that provide trampoline play commercially. That kinda bounds the upper level of risk... In the past few weeks I've seen a

> there are businesses like Sky Zone that provide trampoline play commercially. That kinda bounds the upper level of risk... In the past few weeks I've seen a couple articles about people breaking their spine doing flips into foam pits. I would avoid that particular activity, at least. I had a trampoline as a kid. It resulted in a few very painful injuries, but it was a lot of fun. My brother broke his arm rolling off of it (nobody was even jumping). You can't fall off the edge at those businesses because the trampolines are built into raised floor areas. That removes one of the larger dangers from the equation.