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In our latest blog post, we delve into three critical metrics for gymnastics floor safety: acceleration, stability, and resultant forces. Learn how Weller Spring Floor outperforms the cylindrical floor apparatus in these areas and how our commitment to safety and performance has resulted in a unique design for improved shock absorption and innovative spring technology for consistent and predictable performance.
Learn about the importance of frequency and impulse in gymnastics floor safety and how Weller Spring Floor's apparatus compares to the cylindrical floor apparatus in these metrics. Discover how Weller's advanced technology leads to a more stable and comfortable landing for gymnasts, ensuring safety and enhancing performance.
Learn about the higher rate of force development on the downward motion of the spring and lower rate of force development on the upward motion, as well as the other features of Weller Spring Floor that make it safer and more performance-enhancing than any other product on the market.
In the 1990's they worked on a spring floor that had two different length springs, a softer/longer spring for lighter gymnasts coupled with a stiffer/shorter spring that would take the impact of heavier and more powerful gymnasts. They found this was a good combination for meeting the different needs of heavy and light gymnasts. Weller accomplishes this with their patented variable pitch engineering!
Our new technology enhances performance, softens landings, and ensures safety. It also eliminates the disadvantage faced by lighter gymnasts, who often feel the floor is too hard for their weight.
With Weller Spring Floor leading the way, gymnastics equipment has improved over the years to keep up with the sport's rising skill levels.
Resultant Forces are reduced on Weller vs. Cylindrical and Foam.
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