Trampoline pain

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spinverted

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I've got a question for anyone that uses a trampoline. There's a pain in my left lower back that gets worse every time a bounce. I've never landed on my head or anything and I've never had a back problem before. My brother has this same problem as well as two other people I know.

This happen to anyone else?

 
you probably either jarred a disc or pulled a muscle. is the pain in a muscle or is it deeper? have you stopped tramping around for like, a week? ice it

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yo that happened to me once when i was on my friends tramp. idk i think it may be because im not used to tramping and then i did it for like a day straight

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the muscles there hurt a bit and just recently when i stretch out my back my spine hurts a little

i'm quitting tramp for a week hope this goes away it sucks

 
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its most likely from landing awkardly you should strech and stop tramping for a while its also a good idea to do a good core rutine because your stomack and back muscles are probly not as strong as they should be. i used to have thaqt problem and still do from time to time just from landing a little wierd.

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its called tramp back its when the muscles in ur back arn strong enough and they all get pulled while ur bouncing... just ice it and keep of the tramp for a couple days

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Its called Tramp back, i get it all the time, so dosnt a couple of my other freinds, one of my freinds went to a chiropracter to fix his tramp back, it takes a long time to heal. Its from the pressure of the tramp on your back. Try icing it.

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