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Studies show that the cylindrical spring "bottoms out" causing a rebound frequency that is about twice as fast as the gymnast's take off. The data proves Weller is a closer matched response and meets the different needs of heavy and light gymnasts: softer and responsive for lighter athletes, and at the same time, cushioning the impact of heavier, more powerful gymnasts.
Kids LOVE the smoother feeling of Weller. Our patented design matches the natural frequency of the gymnast at take off better than existing technologies. The major point is that Weller provides rebound for small as well as larger athletes. No other floor can match our level of compliance and performance. Photo: Valeri Liukin Invitational,
Kids LOVE the smoother feeling of Weller. Our patented design matches the natural frequency of the gymnast at take off better than existing technologies. The major point is that Weller provides rebound for small as well as larger athletes. No other floor can match our level of compliance and performance. Photo: Valeri Liukin Invitational, Floor, High Bar and AA Champion, Nikolai Kuksenkov, UKRAINE, on Weller Floor.
Weller outperformed cylindrical springs in the FIG's Apparatus Test at AAI's Jefferson, IA facility. Weller's variable pitch engineering allows for the customization of the stiffness and resilience of the floor, allowing it to better absorb and dissipate the impact of landings. This reduces the incidence of injuries such as sprains and
Weller outperformed cylindrical springs in the FIG's Apparatus Test at AAI's Jefferson, IA facility. Weller's variable pitch engineering allows for the customization of the stiffness and resilience of the floor, allowing it to better absorb and dissipate the impact of landings. This reduces the incidence of injuries such as sprains and strains. In addition to the safety benefits, it also improves the performance of gymnasts. The ability to customize the stiffness of the floor allows for a more consistent and predictable surface, which helps gymnasts to execute their skills more accurately and confidently.
Q. Is it difficult for gymnasts to train on Weller and compete on other floors?
A. Gymnasts prefer training on Weller because its forgiving nature allows more training with fewer injuries. Legs, knees, ankles, and Achilles feel better so having fresh legs is a competitive advantage. The loading is identical to other floors so it's not an issue, otherwise.
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