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My family and I know some that were quite popular in my hometown, Georgetown, South Carolina. (everybody had a trampoline down there.) Anyway, even though I've moved to Tennessee since then, we still goof off with the same games.
My personal favorite is called Popcorn. In this game, all the players (At least three) are placed on the trampoline. One is the Popper, and the other are the "kernels." The kernels have to ball up as tight as they can and hold on tight; if they let go and sprawl out, they have been popped. At the beginning of the game, the Popper jumps up and down like normal. The last "kernel" to pop wins and gets to be the next Popper. It's most fun when there are four or more players, but care should be taken to avoid injury while playing. It can get rough, especially when bigger kids and adults are playing.
The second that I know of is called Dead Man. The game begins like the other one, with three or more players. One player, the Dead Man, lays in the center of the trampoline. The others say the line, "Dead man, dead man, what time is it?" And the dead man replies, "Time to die!" The Dead Man, blindfolded or with eyes closed, has to find the other players by way of hearing the other players or feeling their movements through the trampoline. It's sort of like Marco polo, but on land instead of in the water. The Dead Man has to be careful to feel his way around the trampoline so that he or she doesn't fall through the springs or off the side of the trampoline. Like in Popcorn, last one tagged wins and gets to be the next Dead Man.
Another is one that my little sister made up, called Rodeo. It's essentially the same as the last two as far as rules go. One player is the Bull, and the others are the cowboys. The Bull bounces on the trampoline on all fours, rather, well, like a bull would charge and buck. The Bull's job is to knock the other players off their feet and onto the trampoline. Last one standing gets to be the next Bull. The one in danger of injury in this game is the Bull; watch out for trampoline burns on the knuckles of both hands and feet alike, and possibly knees if wearing shorts.
My family and I know some that were quite popular in my hometown, Georgetown, South Carolina. (everybody had a trampoline down there.) Anyway, even though I've moved to Tennessee since then, we still goof off with the same games.
My personal favorite is called Popcorn. In this game, all the players (At least three) are placed on the trampoline. One is the Popper, and the other are the "kernels." The kernels have to ball up as tight as they can and hold on tight; if they let go and sprawl out, they have been popped. At the beginning of the game, the Popper jumps up and down like normal. The last "kernel" to pop wins and gets to be the next Popper. It's most fun when there are four or more players, but care should be taken to avoid injury while playing. It can get rough, especially when bigger kids and adults are playing.
The second that I know of is called Dead Man. The game begins like the other one, with three or more players. One player, the Dead Man, lays in the center of the trampoline. The others say the line, "Dead man, dead man, what time is it?" And the dead man replies, "Time to die!" The Dead Man, blindfolded or with eyes closed, has to find the other players by way of hearing the other players or feeling their movements through the trampoline. It's sort of like Marco polo, but on land instead of in the water. The Dead Man has to be careful to feel his way around the trampoline so that he or she doesn't fall through the springs or off the side of the trampoline. Like in Popcorn, last one tagged wins and gets to be the next Dead Man.
Another is one that my little sister made up, called Rodeo. It's essentially the same as the last two as far as rules go. One player is the Bull, and the others are the cowboys. The Bull bounces on the trampoline on all fours, rather, well, like a bull would charge and buck. The Bull's job is to knock the other players off their feet and onto the trampoline. Last one standing gets to be the next Bull. The one in danger of injury in this game is the Bull; watch out for trampoline burns on the knuckles of both hands and feet alike, and possibly knees if wearing shorts.
What are some good spa-themed trampoline games?
Miss Lovey
I'm having a spa themed party for my 13th and I have a trampoline without a net and about 4 girls in all. I was wondering for some good games to play on it or with it.
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You can have water balloons, face masks, tie dye shirts, do Mani-Pedis, etc
You can have water balloons, face masks, tie dye shirts, do Mani-Pedis, etc
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