Airtrack training tips - Get started with indoor training today!

We see a huge increase in people buying Airtracks these days. Often those who have grown a little tired of their garden trampolin and wants to try something new. The Airtrack gives them this option. They can use a lot of the same jumps they already know from the trampoline and combine them more easily on the Airtrack to longer series of jumps and flips. For many this makes the Air track much more fun to use than a trampoline.

A lot of people are getting Airtracks these days, so you have most likely heard the word before. But what exactly is an Air track and why do people use them? To make it short - an Airtrack is a gymnastic mat filled with compressed air. This makes it soft to land on when failing a jump or training new jumps. But it also gives you a big boost in height when doing jumps and flips on it. Depending on how thick a model you use, you can get up to 50% additional height on your jumps which makes it much easier to learn new stuff, or do more complexed series of jumps. Basically it makes any type of training that involves jumps a lot more fun.

More and more people are buying Airtracks these days. Both those training gymnastics and those who train other types of sports which involve jumping such as Cheerleading and Parkour. But also many non sports people are using these Airtracks big time. But for fun and for tumbling in their backyard. It's a great way for the kids to play together in a way that boost their health and gives them a lot of fun at the same time. We often see 2-4 people playing together on one Airtrack. Or a group of people using their Air tracks together and making a huge tumbling track or combine them into one giant Airtrack which is super fun to play on.

Get started on the road of getting the perfect body with Airtrack and Fitness training. Training on the Air track is both good for your cardio system, for your muscles and your immunesystem. It also help train muscle coordination and flexibility which makes it better type of training compared to running, swimming or football. Combine it with a little fitness training and you should be all covered.