Trapeze

Trapeze

We regularly review our equipment, rules, and safety procedures to make our parks as safe as possible. Our highly trained staff monitor our park and its elements at all times to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable experience. Our equipment is custom made and of the highest standard giving you the ‘best bounce’ in the industry, helping reduce the risk of injury. All Rush staff have regular First Aid and Emergency First Aid training, senior park management hold NEBOSH (National Exam Board For Occupational Safety & Health) certificates. Rush are proud members of the International Association of Trampoline Parks (IATP). In order to receive the highly regarded IATP stamp, our parks are regularly been inspected and graded by an independent adjudicator who measures our equipment and safety standards. After our inspection in June 2018, we were only one of two parks out of two who passed their rigorous tests first time. We acknowledge that accidents can and still do happen to both professionals and amateurs. prepared, accidents nevertheless still do happen. When participating in new sporting activities, you should set yourself incremental goals. We would only ever encourage trained professionals to attempt complex moves. Follow our safety rules and the chances of injury are even less.

Smart phone use, taking pictures and filming is prohibited whilst jumping on the trampolines as you may cause injury to yourself or others while your concentration is reduced. Please ask a friend or family member to film you from the sidelines.

Please let a member of staff know and we can make a note of your details to give you a call should we find it. Clothes are kept in our lost property until the end of the month + 1 calendar month. High value items (electronics, jewellery etc) are held for the rest of the month + 2 calendar months. Unfortunately due to lack of storage space, any items left outside of this time will be donated to local charities. Bank cards are cut in half after 24 hours and disposed of. Please note staff clean and empty the foam pit at Rush every six weeks, should you lose something during this time we are unable to empty the foam pit until our next scheduled clean.

Yes, backflips are allowed on our main courts, flat tumble lane and high performance area. For health and safety purposes, backflips are not permitted in the foam pit, battle beam, dodgeball courts, basketball hoop lanes, wavy tumble lane (at Rush Birmingham) or over pads. Gainers are not permitted at Rush at any time. As always, we would only encourage those who have been properly trained to attempt complex moves.

For Open Jump, wear comfortable clothes that you can easily bounce around in. For fitness classes, dodgeball sessions and the more energetic activities we advise you to wear sportswear. No sharp objects such as belt buckles or clothing studs are allowed on trampolines. All jumpers must wear Rush non-slip trampoline socks while jumping. No jewellery is permitted while jumping.