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King Bars Sports Introduces Revolutionary New Gymnastics Floor Apparatus
Say hello to Weller Technology, the game-changing gymnastics floor apparatus that has been independently tested and proven to be safer and more performance-enhancing than any other product on the market. Learn more about this revolutionary new technology and how it can benefit gymnasts of all levels in our latest press release.
Introducing the Genesis of a Safer Spring Floor
Revolutionizing Gymnastics: Learn how Variable Pitch Engineering has made spring floors safer and more performative for athletes. #WellerSpringFloor
Inventor of Safer Gymnastics Floor Calls for Improved Industry Practices
Discover the latest technology in gymnastics equipment safety! Read our press release from inventor Scott Weller on variable pitch engineering and the call to prioritize athlete safety.
Revolutionary Technology
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!
Patented Technology
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.
Evolution of Gymnastics Equipment
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
Resultant Forces are reduced on Weller vs. Cylindrical and Foam.
Impulse and Impulse Duration
Impulse is the force when momentum changes. The impulse force and impulse duration are reduced on Weller.
Rate of Force Development
The higher rate of force development on the downward motion of the spring, and lower rate of force development on the upward motion cushions the athlete.