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it's also harder on your joints if you buy above your weight class. this is a concern if you have spine of joint issues... and you will feel it! there is still stress on the joints so ppl should keep this in mind as well.
Good point, It may be slightly stronger on your joints but the resistance being a big stronger might just create more strength from your body as well (Provided you're not deficient in any amino acids to rebuild) but that's a great point! Thank you for sharing!
The softer Bungges are better for people with special health problems. And it’s better to strengthen the deeper muscles 💪. The stronger bungees are better for cardio training and for people with balance disorders.
@@rockstarreviewz I don't see how stronger cords will increase your muscle size. It's not like you're pushing harder to jump to a specific height. You're only jumping and letting the mat & cords do whatever they're going to do. I'm not an expert but I don't see how that will transpose into better muscles as compared to a mat that is easier on the joints. Besides, the body doesn't know the difference between acceleration and deceleration (per Einstein), so the 'lift' of a greater distance (your proper weight class) should produce better results. That's my understanding of the science behind rebounding. But, again, I'm not an expert.
I think there's a misconception here: the bungees does not come in sets of different sizes. They come in different strength options. So it's not like with the same frame you could buy larger bungees or larger mats. The size of the bungees is standard for any frame size, the mat changes from one frame size to another. Though Bellicon offers to buy different bungee strengths separately for anyone to change them themselves to get a smoother or a stiffer bounce depending on body weight. Also: they offer a two week free bungee exchange after the bellicon is delivered in case you test it and feel that the bungees you bought it with first are not the best for you.
Yes, this is correct. As you can see on their website you have the ability to change bungee based on weight size, but also customization of color of the bands also. Thank you for clarifying Adolfo! They are doing free shipping in the continental US now too here www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en
One thing to consider when buying a bellicon is customer service. I purchased the 49” on the 7th of June. It did not come until 19 days later. No word as to what was going on from bellicon. When I inquired they sent prepared responses such as “ behind because of Covid.” When finally given an arrival date, it came Three days later with no communication. The free 30 day video can not be accessed and when trying to get help bellicon said they would get back to me in 48 hours and no word yet.
@@jeejuslee I had same concerns and no return , so after much research I ordered from Amazon the Fitbounce pro XL and I love it, and Amazon prime you could return it I paid about $450 the instruction booklet is in English and what appears to be German which I this is where Bellicon is also made, and fitbounce happens to be black and Orange , again I love it
Thank you so much for this video. A really good rebounder. I cannot afford the more expensive ones, being a pensioner, but I would like to start with one. Anyway, thanks for this most informative video. Best wishes Jo
Hi Josephine, they are pricier but very high quality and last. I would recommend the Bellicon go for you! It's cheaper at $499 with free shipping (and they have payment plans) to spread it out at this link: www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en
@@rockstarreviewz by the time you add up all the accessories to make it safe and effective, it is nowhere near $500. More like in the thousand dollar range. Free shipping doesn’t help all that much. However, if you can afford it, then, by all means, Belicon would probably be the way to go. Without trying it first however, there’s no way of telling if it’s for you. Too big of an expense to gamble like that.
Great review! I’m sold. Although I’m now torn on whether to get the bungees for my weight or a size heavier, like you suggested, to make it tighter. I hear the tighter it is the less it bounces and you don’t want that in order to get the best workout. In other words, the tighter it is the less your body is working and getting the benefits of the exercise itself. I also heard that the bungees don’t wear down or loosen for years. I fluctuate between 170 & 180 it’s suggested i get strong at that weight. I’m nervous extra strong would be too tight and non-effective. What are your thoughts?
Ty for this vid. I'm considering buying a 44".. I have it in my cart. What you say about the weight class of bungie - I called.. and I was told to stay with the strong bungie. I'm 5"5 & 125, almost 60 and have osteoporosis pretty bad. The rep I spoke to said the strong is best because the one softer would engage more muscles causing possibly being too hard for a beginner with my health situation. Where do I find this info on weight and the bungies? Ty so much! Great vid!
I am 5ft 2inch tall and 120 pds and have a 44 inch bellicon.I am glad I went with that size.Plenty of room to bounce.I am starting to have problems with my ankles being sore I have medium bungees.I wonder if the stronger bungee would prevent my feet an ankles from moving around side to side because of the springer bounce.What do you think?
Hi Sue, Your ankles are not sore because of the bungee's necessarily, your ankles are sore because you have a nutritional deficiency that is not allowing your body to recover fully and properly. I'd recommend getting a magnesium spray and spraying it on those areas. Also, you can make sure you're getting enough protein after your workouts so that your body rebuilds itself. The magnesium I recommend is at HealthyWildFree.com/store (just scroll down) you'll see one from Omica Organics with a discount code there. Hope this helps you!
I am looking to purchase the 44 inch Bellicone I am 5'4 134lbs and my Bf is 5'9 155 I am torn as what bungee strength to go? we are active and have no injuries or other health concerns. On the site based on weight they suggest strong but you say to get one up from that so it would be extra strong. would that be too hard for me or do you feel it would be most beneficial
Hello, thanks for the question. It might have a little more resistance for you but these bands wear over time so it will simply last longer. You and your boyfriend (who is the same size as me to the tee oddly enough) will break it in. I recommend getting at least strong or extra strong. Half of my family owns a bellicon now and we are all fans. You can see here: www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en
Hi. What other mini trampoline do you recommend that is not expensive, but it is comparable to Bellicon? Also, your link for the magnesium that you recommend is not working. Thank you
Hey, it's Sarah again. I noticed your mom's Bellicon had the "rainbow" colors with a slight variation. Hers has no yellow ones, but black instead. Love the way this looks. Did she have to purchase the extra bungees separately to have this color combination?
Hi Sarah, When you order from Bellicon you have the ability to customize your bungee colors during checkout. It costs a bit more but it's tailored to you. Make sure to use the free shipping in the continental 48 states promotion link here > www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en
@@rockstarreviewz I just received my Bellicon with the strong bungees. Do they loosen up with time? I feel the bounce is a little jarring so I'm thinking of getting the Medium strength. What do you think?
Thank you so much! I'm a huge fan of bellicon and now 3 of the 6 people in my family own one.. and different models! So I know them well. If you get a bellicon make sure to use this promo link to get free shipping on your unit in the USA! www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en Enjoy! :)
I live in Canada 🥺 we never get included on these free shipping deals. Wish I lived in the USA for multiple different shopping perks!!! I’m a bit torn on what bungees to get. I only weigh around 120 lbs and am petite, 5’3 height… the website suggested medium. I may call to confirm. What are your thoughts?
@@alyroseee Oh no, sorry to hear that! I'm in Michigan. A lot of my best friends are Canadian! I'd go with either the bungee weight they recommend or one bungee size larger. The one size larger will be a bit less of a bounce but over time with use it will have more of a bounce.. It may be best to go with their size for you! btw, you may enjoy my health content. @healthywildfree on Instagram! :)
Yes, the frame size is the edge to edge measurement. I was recently told the mat size is 12-inches less than the frame size (so, 44” frame would have a 32” mat, but you can’t really safely get too close to the edge). I’m considering the ‘Comfort’ mat which seems to have a slightly raised edge. On their website is a Chat option, but i ended up just calling and they were responsive and very helpful.
What I was not impressed with is that with Bellicons being soooooo expensive - you have to be specific of what weight class you are. Here’s the thing - many people are wanting to rebound for weight loss and then you are “stuck” with purchasing a product that isn’t “flexible” with you loosing weight. That was a huge selling point for me and why I chose Jump Sport 350 Pro. I want to change my tension based on what type of workout and losing weight. I want to adjust how “easy” the bounce is verses more challenging.
@kristinporter1807 There's no reason you cannot lose weight on a bellicon. The Bungee still works if you lose weight.. and losing fat (weight) is more based in diet. Rebounding will also build muscle so your weight will just transfer from fat to muscle. Real fat loss comes from diet. You cannot out exercise a bad diet.
Look on Bellicon's website, you'll have a weight class (whatever you weigh) I just suggest going one size larger than that so it lasts longer. THat's all. Not sure what you mean padding on the middle part? You mean padding on the outside? That's an option you can choose or not.. if that's what you mean. You can see on Bellicon's website here: www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en
They have payment plans and the newest model is just $499 with free shipping at this link: www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en in the USA.
@@rockstarreviewz by the time you include all the add-ons to make it safe and effective it is nowhere near $500. More like in the mid thousand dollar range.
That's a really good question! first time I've had that! Honestly I wouldn't worry about it.. I have 3 family members who own a bellicon and I've used all of them and not once hit the ceiling.. although once at my mom's house I did hit my hat on it once! I am also 5' 9"! You can also put this on a deck or outside.. I've used them both inside and outside! So, based on my experience I don't think you need to worry! I hope this answers your question alright! When you order please use our partner link. If you're in the USA you get free shipping on your unit from this link: www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en Enjoy the Bounce!
@@rockstarreviewz thank you .. I’ll order ASAP. I’m so ready to crank up the volume on my fitness journey. These cellulites & mild loose skin after weight lose are troublesome.
@@arlenearmy Awesome!! Enjoy the bounce! Also, feel free to follow @healthywildfree on Instagram! That's my health passion.. Free education and content there!
It seems there are a lot of health risks for this unless maybe you are under 20, very young and healthy for it. It seems no matter who you are, there are serious risks. And this is why I’m not rushing into buying it
I'm 33 and my parents are in their 60's and they can both jump on this fine.. There really are no health risks unless your balance is very bad or you're very out of shape. In that case I'd recommend starting with walking.
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it's also harder on your joints if you buy above your weight class. this is a concern if you have spine of joint issues... and you will feel it! there is still stress on the joints so ppl should keep this in mind as well.
Good point, It may be slightly stronger on your joints but the resistance being a big stronger might just create more strength from your body as well (Provided you're not deficient in any amino acids to rebuild) but that's a great point! Thank you for sharing!
The softer Bungges are better for people with special health problems. And it’s better to strengthen the deeper muscles 💪. The stronger bungees are better for cardio training and for people with balance disorders.
@@rockstarreviewz I don't see how stronger cords will increase your muscle size. It's not like you're pushing harder to jump to a specific height. You're only jumping and letting the mat & cords do whatever they're going to do. I'm not an expert but I don't see how that will transpose into better muscles as compared to a mat that is easier on the joints. Besides, the body doesn't know the difference between acceleration and deceleration (per Einstein), so the 'lift' of a greater distance (your proper weight class) should produce better results. That's my understanding of the science behind rebounding. But, again, I'm not an expert.
@@terrijuanette486 Stronger cords will just last longer overall. It won't change your muscle size per se.
I think there's a misconception here: the bungees does not come in sets of different sizes. They come in different strength options. So it's not like with the same frame you could buy larger bungees or larger mats. The size of the bungees is standard for any frame size, the mat changes from one frame size to another. Though Bellicon offers to buy different bungee strengths separately for anyone to change them themselves to get a smoother or a stiffer bounce depending on body weight. Also: they offer a two week free bungee exchange after the bellicon is delivered in case you test it and feel that the bungees you bought it with first are not the best for you.
Yes, this is correct. As you can see on their website you have the ability to change bungee based on weight size, but also customization of color of the bands also. Thank you for clarifying Adolfo!
They are doing free shipping in the continental US now too here www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en
One thing to consider when buying a bellicon is customer service. I purchased the 49” on the 7th of June. It did not come until 19 days later. No word as to what was going on from bellicon. When I inquired they sent prepared responses such as “ behind because of Covid.” When finally given an arrival date, it came Three days later with no communication. The free 30 day video can not be accessed and when trying to get help bellicon said they would get back to me in 48 hours and no word yet.
Are you pleased with 49? I am about to order not sure 44 or 49 any recommendations will be appreciated
Is Bellicon a con? I keep reading about their horrible customer service. Turns me off from ordering from Bellicon.
@@jeejuslee I had same concerns and no return , so after much research I ordered from Amazon the Fitbounce pro XL and I love it, and Amazon prime you could return it I paid about $450 the instruction booklet is in English and what appears to be German which I this is where Bellicon is also made, and fitbounce happens to be black and Orange , again I love it
Thank you so much for this video. A really good rebounder. I cannot afford the more expensive ones, being a pensioner, but I would like to start with one. Anyway, thanks for this most informative video. Best wishes Jo
Hi Josephine, they are pricier but very high quality and last. I would recommend the Bellicon go for you! It's cheaper at $499 with free shipping (and they have payment plans) to spread it out at this link: www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en
@@rockstarreviewz by the time you add up all the accessories to make it safe and effective, it is nowhere near $500. More like in the thousand dollar range. Free shipping doesn’t help all that much. However, if you can afford it, then, by all means, Belicon would probably be the way to go. Without trying it first however, there’s no way of telling if it’s for you. Too big of an expense to gamble like that.
Great review! I’m sold. Although I’m now torn on whether to get the bungees for my weight or a size heavier, like you suggested, to make it tighter. I hear the tighter it is the less it bounces and you don’t want that in order to get the best workout. In other words, the tighter it is the less your body is working and getting the benefits of the exercise itself. I also heard that the bungees don’t wear down or loosen for years. I fluctuate between 170 & 180 it’s suggested i get strong at that weight. I’m nervous extra strong would be too tight and non-effective. What are your thoughts?
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Ty for this vid. I'm considering buying a 44".. I have it in my cart. What you say about the weight class of bungie - I called.. and I was told to stay with the strong bungie. I'm 5"5 & 125, almost 60 and have osteoporosis pretty bad. The rep I spoke to said the strong is best because the one softer would engage more muscles causing possibly being too hard for a beginner with my health situation. Where do I find this info on weight and the bungies? Ty so much! Great vid!
I am 5ft 2inch tall and 120 pds and have a 44 inch bellicon.I am glad I went with that size.Plenty of room to bounce.I am starting to have problems with my ankles being sore I have medium bungees.I wonder if the stronger bungee would prevent my feet an ankles from moving around side to side because of the springer bounce.What do you think?
Hi Sue,
Your ankles are not sore because of the bungee's necessarily, your ankles are sore because you have a nutritional deficiency that is not allowing your body to recover fully and properly. I'd recommend getting a magnesium spray and spraying it on those areas. Also, you can make sure you're getting enough protein after your workouts so that your body rebuilds itself.
The magnesium I recommend is at HealthyWildFree.com/store (just scroll down) you'll see one from Omica Organics with a discount code there. Hope this helps you!
@rockstarreviewz 😂 ridiculous assumption. Of course, backed by a link as well. 😂
One size bigger than your weight? So, if the Bellicon website suggests ‘STRONG’ level bungee for my weight, I should get ‘EXTRA STRONG’??
I am looking to purchase the 44 inch Bellicone I am 5'4 134lbs and my Bf is 5'9 155 I am torn as what bungee strength to go? we are active and have no injuries or other health concerns. On the site based on weight they suggest strong but you say to get one up from that so it would be extra strong. would that be too hard for me or do you feel it would be most beneficial
Hello, thanks for the question. It might have a little more resistance for you but these bands wear over time so it will simply last longer. You and your boyfriend (who is the same size as me to the tee oddly enough) will break it in. I recommend getting at least strong or extra strong. Half of my family owns a bellicon now and we are all fans. You can see here: www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en
It sure what to pick for Ku weight. I’m 175 over weight now and I’m normally 140-150 but liking forward to get at 140 or lower. Thanks
I also have joint issue so I know for sure I don’t want to bounce on something too hard
Hi. What other mini trampoline do you recommend that is not expensive, but it is comparable to Bellicon? Also, your link for the magnesium that you recommend is not working. Thank you
Hey, it's Sarah again. I noticed your mom's Bellicon had the "rainbow" colors with a slight variation. Hers has no yellow ones, but black instead. Love the way this looks. Did she have to purchase the extra bungees separately to have this color combination?
Hi Sarah,
When you order from Bellicon you have the ability to customize your bungee colors during checkout. It costs a bit more but it's tailored to you. Make sure to use the free shipping in the continental 48 states promotion link here > www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en
@@rockstarreviewz I just received my Bellicon with the strong bungees. Do they loosen up with time? I feel the bounce is a little jarring so I'm thinking of getting the Medium strength. What do you think?
Thank you! This was so informative
Thank you so much! I'm a huge fan of bellicon and now 3 of the 6 people in my family own one.. and different models! So I know them well. If you get a bellicon make sure to use this promo link to get free shipping on your unit in the USA! www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en Enjoy! :)
I live in Canada 🥺 we never get included on these free shipping deals. Wish I lived in the USA for multiple different shopping perks!!! I’m a bit torn on what bungees to get. I only weigh around 120 lbs and am petite, 5’3 height… the website suggested medium. I may call to confirm. What are your thoughts?
@@alyroseee Oh no, sorry to hear that! I'm in Michigan. A lot of my best friends are Canadian! I'd go with either the bungee weight they recommend or one bungee size larger. The one size larger will be a bit less of a bounce but over time with use it will have more of a bounce.. It may be best to go with their size for you!
btw, you may enjoy my health content. @healthywildfree on Instagram! :)
What is the actual working area of the 44"? I am assuming that 44" is edge to edge of the frame.
Yes, the frame size is the edge to edge measurement. I was recently told the mat size is 12-inches less than the frame size (so, 44” frame would have a 32” mat, but you can’t really safely get too close to the edge). I’m considering the ‘Comfort’ mat which seems to have a slightly raised edge. On their website is a Chat option, but i ended up just calling and they were responsive and very helpful.
Thank you for answering! @@saraholsen247
@@saraholsen247 Thank you, that was very helpful.
After you placed ur order
How long to receive it
What I was not impressed with is that with Bellicons being soooooo expensive - you have to be specific of what weight class you are. Here’s the thing - many people are wanting to rebound for weight loss and then you are “stuck” with purchasing a product that isn’t “flexible” with you loosing weight. That was a huge selling point for me and why I chose Jump Sport 350 Pro. I want to change my tension based on what type of workout and losing weight. I want to adjust how “easy” the bounce is verses more challenging.
@kristinporter1807 There's no reason you cannot lose weight on a bellicon. The Bungee still works if you lose weight.. and losing fat (weight) is more based in diet. Rebounding will also build muscle so your weight will just transfer from fat to muscle. Real fat loss comes from diet. You cannot out exercise a bad diet.
@@rockstarreviewznever said you couldn’t or wouldn’t loose weight …
What is one size bigger than your weight? Also, why is there no padding on the middle part?
Look on Bellicon's website, you'll have a weight class (whatever you weigh) I just suggest going one size larger than that so it lasts longer. THat's all. Not sure what you mean padding on the middle part? You mean padding on the outside? That's an option you can choose or not.. if that's what you mean. You can see on Bellicon's website here: www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en
I want one but it's so expensive
They have payment plans and the newest model is just $499 with free shipping at this link: www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en in the USA.
Could look on ebay
@@rockstarreviewz by the time you include all the add-ons to make it safe and effective it is nowhere near $500. More like in the mid thousand dollar range.
You can spend anywhere from $500 to $1,000 - all the add-ons are not necessary.@@lilybaytoday
Question. I’m 5’9”. How tall must my ceiling be at the minimum for this rebounder?
That's a really good question! first time I've had that! Honestly I wouldn't worry about it.. I have 3 family members who own a bellicon and I've used all of them and not once hit the ceiling.. although once at my mom's house I did hit my hat on it once! I am also 5' 9"! You can also put this on a deck or outside.. I've used them both inside and outside! So, based on my experience I don't think you need to worry! I hope this answers your question alright! When you order please use our partner link. If you're in the USA you get free shipping on your unit from this link: www.bellicon.com/shop/us_en?acc=aa46d03833e3fc5f9fa6189ac3db4af9&___store=us_en
Enjoy the Bounce!
@@rockstarreviewz thank you .. I’ll order ASAP. I’m so ready to crank up the volume on my fitness journey. These cellulites & mild loose skin after weight lose are troublesome.
@@arlenearmy Awesome!! Enjoy the bounce! Also, feel free to follow @healthywildfree on Instagram! That's my health passion.. Free education and content there!
How much
Cheapest about £500.
It seems there are a lot of health risks for this unless maybe you are under 20, very young and healthy for it. It seems no matter who you are, there are serious risks. And this is why I’m not rushing into buying it
I'm 33 and my parents are in their 60's and they can both jump on this fine.. There really are no health risks unless your balance is very bad or you're very out of shape. In that case I'd recommend starting with walking.