Budget trampoline bar & more!

I took a ratchet trailer tie-down, covered it with pipe insulation + duct tape, put it over the tramp bar and BOOM now I have a trampoline bar for like $20 from the hardware store (much cheaper than the retail product). I realized that the entire strap really needs to be padded. After filming the demonstrators, I covered the rest of the strap with $1 fun noodles. This thing is awesome, you can do giant drills, blind changes, pirouettes, etc. The girls who are bouncing to their feet are learning the first steps towards a tkatchev. The attempt at back handspring and catch the bar is for pak saltos. The best part of this drill is the fact that it's soft and doesn't hurt to fall on it like a real bar. This was our first day using this piece of equipment and I purposely show kids falling onto it. If the kids aren't afraid of crashing, they don't hold back as much and are more willing to try scarier things. At the end, you'll see A nice giant flyaway, done by herself for the first time, another kid trying a giant by herself over the pit and and awesome shootover to handstand.