It's not about how high you can jump. The cellerciser is supposed to have a firm impact. It is very sturdy. You will probably never have to change the springs on a cellerciser. It is very sturdy as well. The handle bars are not just for balance, they are used in many routines. I think the two are used in slightly different ways.
I have had my Bellicon for 10 years. I wouldn’t trade it for the world. I homeschool 6 children and everyone uses it everyday…especially during cold and flu season!
Totally true. Cellerciser is THE BEST rebounder on the market. Hands down!!! I have two of them used to have a Bellicon and I have it away....pronated my ankles so badly. Those bungee strings have to be replaced plus you have to choose a Bella cone based on your weight.... That means not everyone in the family can use the same rebounder. Too many disadvantages for a Bellicon or any of the bungee rebounders. There's a reason why Cellerciser has a faster bounce return rate.... It moves lymph faster and more efficiently.
I started on a Cellerciser! I also used ReboundAir..Then I tried the Bellicon and it made all the difference.. I personally feel the bungee’s are best for me..Try both and see what works best for you..The key is actually using the equipment and not using it for drying clothes and collecting dust
I personally love my Leaps & Rebounds...Bellicon was way out of my price range, but I really liked that they use bungees instead of springs like Cellerciser. L&R is the best of both worlds with quality and price.
I saw 40 & 48" & watch several reviews on different brands. For the price, leaps & rebounds looks like it might be a good place to start. I like space & room for error, so I prefer larger rebounder. Those small ones 39/40, I'd probably get caught up in the spring or bungees. @user-nt9rj8sz4m
I bought a Bellicon 3 years ago. Best investment ever! I have weak ankles and have never twisted them. I purchased the T- bar for doing aerobics. The great thing about Bellicon is you change out the bungees to increase/decrease resistance. And it's quiet, no metal springs means no squeeking. And I got a bigger size so jumping jacks, aerobics, etc. don't crowd your feet out to the bungee area. The bigger size is just simply safer for footwork.
There’s No Comparison to the Cellerciser! Don’t believe anything you hear. Especially here. Check out for yourself. Dave Hall is the founder of Cellerciser and he is solid. Great man behind a great product! I’m not getting paid to say this.
I LOVE my Cellerciser! Very sturdy and a great workout. Bellicon looks really cool and I love the color combos available but it is way too expensive! Would be fun to have both as the firmness of the pad is definitely different.
I've had my Celluciser for over 20 years. The springs, mat, cover are all replaceable. I don't give a rip about it being pretty, I just want it to work. I prefer it over a bungee one as I found the bungee type too easy to roll my ankle. Again, it all depends on what not just what you want to do with it, but where you're starting on your journey.
I've had 6 rebounders since the late 80's. Started at Wallyworld...didn't realize they were different. Took it back! Got trained as a Certified Reboundologist lol. Tried sooo many brands...and then the heavens opened up and I jumped on a Belliconl! The cadillac of all rebounders!! I'll never own another brand! I own two now, keep one in my massage room so my clients can bounce on it lightly before they get a lymphatic massage. I have a rainbow and orange. Love love love!!
Agreed that rebounding can be done even for those with exercise intolerance. I can still rebound even when I'm feeling ill from hypothyroidism if I'm not medicated enough. You've sold me on the Belicon, I"m so tempted in upgrading from my 10 year old JumpSport to the Belicon.
The springs can start to squeak over time but the bungees remain quiet which I like because when I bounce late at night or early in the morning, I’m not waking people up.
Is that basically what you use it for is to bounce? How do you find exercising on it? The “I Jump Imstead” channel uses 2, a bungee for stretching and such and cellerciser for building muscle. Just curious as to how you mainly use it?
Exactly. You made a very wise choice. Cellerciser is the best rebounder on the market and it also adjusts to the weight of the person using it! Happy jumping my fellow cellerciser 😊
I see alot og bohncing and jumping from balls of feet i thought rebounding was about keep heels down and pushing in to mat and barley leaving it its not a notmal jump or bounch like on a big trampoline? Im new and just want the right way to know
I have tried both and love my Bellicon. Does it have a hefty price tag? Yes but well worth the extra money in my opinion. The compressing impact with the springs became painful for me and seemed to cause an even greater spinal and joint compressing than when I jump rope. You may be able to do things a bit faster on the Cellerciser because of the springs and a faster response time of the springs but a great and complete workout is not about speed. With the lesser overall resistance of the Bellicon, you will actually work more muscle groups and work them differently and more efficiently than you would with the more stable spring loaded rebounder. I will never go back to a spring loaded rebounder again.
Thank you, that was very helpful. I am just starting out rebounding with something costing much less than these, but will upgrade later on to one of these.
I'm definitely a spring person the bungee just doesn't clean my lymph as well. Bungees are also not good in our small low ceiling British homes. Unless you like getting concussion regularly.
Ankle twist is much increased with banded trampolines. Not a fan. Go with the Cellerciser because if you protonate you won't incur ankle strain and you get a greater exercise results with it!!
If you are struggling with pronation, the more stable platform in NOT going to correct the problem. You need to strengthen the ligaments and tendons (the foundation) that stabilize the ankle. The Bellicon is a great rebounder for stabilizing the ankles. So work on the ankles before going hard with the rebounding. I blew out a knee and had two surgeries on it and over a year of physical therapy that did more damage than good and the more stable platform of the spring loaded rebounder did not help in repairing the strength in the foundation of the knee joint like my Bellicon has.
I’m sorry, but do you mind the elaborate more on your conclusion !? Will be helpful thank you! I’m very confused about which one to get because most people here seem to like the spring loaded one!
@@moulin680 From my own personal experience the spring loaded creates a painful compression impact on my joints as well as my spine. I don't get the compression pain with my Bellicon. A great workout and lymphatic flush is not about speed or a rapid response of the mat. I notice a greater muscle group workout on the Bellicon vs any spring loaded rebounder. Whatever you decide to get, start our slow and take your time working up to a more aggressive and longer session. Working on your balance to start with goes a long way with rebounding.
I have a spring. I don’t like it. The bungee rebounder is on its way. If this bungee rebounder works out. I will order the Bellicon. I think David Hall is great, however I need to get the rebounder that I think it works best for me. It’s a personal preference. 😊
The exercises developed by David Hall (which I'm really eager to do) won't work on the Bellicon. The Bellicon seems to be great for bouncing and play. And so I ended up buying the cellerciser, after watching this video. Even if this video seems to be very pro-Bellicon. It had the opposite effect on me.
I have had my Bellicon for many years and have replaced bungees (ultra strong) only once. Both of these in the video WAY TOO BOUNCY FOR SPRINTING or HIIT workouts.
I can see in the video that bellicon produces ankle twisting, and perhaps the bungee cords wears out more easily than springs. But both stimulates lymphatic drainage...
I'll take German made any day of the week over any country. Only the worlds leading products and machinery is made is Germany. No other culture can build, create & systemise like the Germans do. Bellicon is my winner. Just ordered one with rainbow bands, foldable legs with bar. Im excited! 🎉
Why is higher better? And there’s science behind stomping and jumping is helpful in building bone. Cellerciser claims it helps. What are thoughts on this?
the lady without even trying the non bellicon knew already that bellicon was better.. this is a bellicon commercial under disguise, not an honest review...
That’s what I wondered. All these reviews on the bell icon are about height and looks. Looks is at the bottom along with noise. Not big factors but the benefits are. Why is height so important? Does it make emphatics drain better? What about muscle and bone density? I would think the cellerciser would be more beneficial and the pronating. I have very flat feet
@@scwheeler24 I know, I just pointed it out because you referred to it as "emphatics drain," so I assumed you meant "lymphatic drainage" instead. But perhaps I was mistaken in that assumption? If so, I apologise?! 🤔🤷♀️ 💞
No ma’am spend the extra money and get the foldable legs. Very sturdy and won’t wobble over time. Who has time to screw? Place it against the wall and fold the legs out of the way.
Husband and wife are different weight so the leg test wasn’t a good comparison. You can however see a difference in the husband jumping back on forth on both
You're trying to compare apples to oranges. The Cellerciser self adjusts to the body weight of the user, with the Bellicon you have to choose resistance depending on your weight, so if you want to lose weight you'd have to change the bungees and/or the mat when you're lighter. Also, the firmness of the Cellerciser allows you to build muscle mass and the springs will last a lifetime, it's weather proof. The Bellicon bungees need to be replaced as you mentioned.
lol!! the silliness of floppy drive floppy drive lets go, wait what about the hard drive, which ones the hard drive? oh yeah yeah, hard drive go go go ! cracked me up!
They are 2 different rebounders. You can actually bottom out on the Bellicon if you jump too high, that’s why the legs are taller. It’s also softer, so it may feel more comfortable due to that softness, but for rehab or someone older , the stability of the jumping area goes farther for healing, and it doesn’t bottom out. To say one is better is nonsense.
The "give" you talk about with the Belicon isn't better your feet & ankles can pronate and cause problems all the way up from feet to hips. The bungees stretch out. And the bungee cords don't offer the same distribution of energy as the Tri-adapted springs. You don't have to "customize" the Cellerciser based off of weight and what type of jumping you are going to do. You can do everything with the proper forces because of the patented springs that I think can handle up to 350lbs and the mat material will never sag or stretch. The Cellerciser isn't a trampoline so you aren't supposed to jump high on it. The higher you jump the more G's you are putting on your body when you come down and hit the mat. Fun yes but too jarring on the body and not health focused. The whole idea of the Cellerciser is to work your body in a safe & effective way. Working all the cells, muscles, organs & bones and moving the blood & lymph simultaneously and avoiding injury. The materials used in these products matter. People get hurt on crappy units regularly. I honestly don't think you two educated yourself about the science behind the Cellerciser to do a proper comparison. This was a biased review and I can't take it seriously at all. Ps I noticed when you pan out and show the underneath of the units you can see how much more the Belicon sags. Sorry, that will be bad with long-term use. I'd personally choose the Cellerciser because the man behind it cares about the health of his customers and offers his knowledge on an ongoing basis.
"you can burn more calories in 10 mins on a trampoline than 30 mins on a treadmill" I imagine you mean if you're walking/jogging. Certainly running burns more calories since your heart rate is likely to be well over 130bpm.
This "comparison " definitely comes across as suss. From him even noting that he might not have screwed the cellersiser legs on correctly to the definite air of this not being an unbiased review. Not taking any of this into account.
cellerciser probably best for work outs more high intensity bounce, we just found to enjoy more soft lymphatic bounce from bellicon, thanks for message
Springs are superior for lymphatic drainage. If you want 'fun' and goofing around, cardio blah blah, go with bungees. Its the very stiffness of the springs that make it superior to bungees. You are fooling yourself if you buy the marketing gumf of bungees. Low and slow is the magic of metal. You might 'feel good' lol on bungee but youre missing the lymph drainage. I really wish you educated yourselves and gave an honest review instead of pushing the bellicon toy, which is I guess, more 'fun' and allows circus tricks lol but again, its the lymph drainage thats GOLD on the metal spring units that you will miss with a bungee toy.
Love my Bellicon, I’ve had it for over 10 years and never get tired of working out on it!
It is definitely worth the money. ❤
Couldn't agree more!
Me to 😀😀😀😀
Her mind is already made up from the beginning. 😂
100 percent!!
Have had to replace the bungee cord system? I’m shopping around Ty
It's not about how high you can jump. The cellerciser is supposed to have a firm impact. It is very sturdy. You will probably never have to change the springs on a cellerciser. It is very sturdy as well. The handle bars are not just for balance, they are used in many routines. I think the two are used in slightly different ways.
I have had my Bellicon for 10 years. I wouldn’t trade it for the world. I homeschool 6 children and everyone uses it everyday…especially during cold and flu season!
Have had to replace the bungee cord system?
Flushing your lymphatic system quickly and efficiently is what rebounding accomplishes ..I love my cellerciser..the springs are awesome..
I agree wholeheartedly.....the Cellerciser gives a better workout.
@@Learningthetruth7 I am on mine every day and I love it!
It's not about the high bounce It's about the health benefits the studies done by Nasa were done on a Cellercizer
Cellerciser is by far the superior rebounder. So glad I learned about Dave Hall and Cellerciser
Totally true. Cellerciser is THE BEST rebounder on the market.
Hands down!!! I have two of them used to have a Bellicon and I have it away....pronated my ankles so badly. Those bungee strings have to be replaced plus you have to choose a Bella cone based on your weight.... That means not everyone in the family can use the same rebounder. Too many disadvantages for a Bellicon or any of the bungee rebounders. There's a reason why Cellerciser has a faster bounce return rate.... It moves lymph faster and more efficiently.
@@PainterLadyjust bought cellerciser. Cant wait.
@hopefully2224 you won't regret it. You will never have replace the springs.
@@hopefully2224 Awesome! ❤️
@@hopefully2224 Very happy for you. Best choice you could possibly make for your health!👏👏👏❤️
Excellent comparison. I'm a senior citizen and my Bellicon should be shipped in a few weeks. I can't wait to get it and start bouncing !!!!
Mine is arriving Tuesday...can't wait !!! Good luck to you ! 💛
So, how do you like it??
I LOVE MY BELLICON ! Having for 3 years never get bored with it!
I started on a Cellerciser! I also used ReboundAir..Then I tried the Bellicon and it made all the difference.. I personally feel the bungee’s are best for me..Try both and see what works best for you..The key is actually using the equipment and not using it for drying clothes and collecting dust
But why? What are you looking for in a rebounder and how has it made a difference in the 2?
I personally love my Leaps & Rebounds...Bellicon was way out of my price range, but I really liked that they use bungees instead of springs like Cellerciser. L&R is the best of both worlds with quality and price.
Thanks for sharing!
I like my Leaps and Rebounds as well. I have the largest model . Very soft jump
Could you please tell me what size is the ideal and where to get it from?
I saw 40 & 48" & watch several reviews on different brands.
For the price, leaps & rebounds looks like it might be a good place to start.
I like space & room for error, so I prefer larger rebounder.
Those small ones 39/40, I'd probably get caught up in the spring or bungees.
@user-nt9rj8sz4m
I bought a Bellicon 3 years ago. Best investment ever! I have weak ankles and have never twisted them. I purchased the T- bar for doing aerobics. The great thing about Bellicon is you change out the bungees to increase/decrease resistance. And it's quiet, no metal springs means no squeeking. And I got a bigger size so jumping jacks, aerobics, etc. don't crowd your feet out to the bungee area. The bigger size is just simply safer for footwork.
There’s No Comparison to the Cellerciser! Don’t believe anything you hear. Especially here. Check out for yourself. Dave Hall is the founder of Cellerciser and he is solid. Great man behind a great product! I’m not getting paid to say this.
What makes Dave Hall a solid and great guy?
I ask because I don't know the guy.
We like our bellicon and for the few days we had the cellerciser we just prefer the bellicon. no offense to dave hall.
I've had both I love my Cellercizer I've had mine since 2010.
Many people around prefer the Bellicon. The bungees seem better than the springs.
I love my cellercise
Agree, only way to go!
I love the cellerciser 🙌👍🥰
I LOVE my Cellerciser! Very sturdy and a great workout. Bellicon looks really cool and I love the color combos available but it is way too expensive! Would be fun to have both as the firmness of the pad is definitely different.
I had the cellerciser for many years and is great, it’s very stable, no problem with that
Agree!
I've had my Celluciser for over 20 years. The springs, mat, cover are all replaceable. I don't give a rip about it being pretty, I just want it to work. I prefer it over a bungee one as I found the bungee type too easy to roll my ankle. Again, it all depends on what not just what you want to do with it, but where you're starting on your journey.
What they are not telling you about Bellicon mat is that it can be customized to your weight. So it can be firmer if you want it that way.
I’m listening to her saying that right now.
It's the bungees you choose for resistance & can be changed out.
I've had 6 rebounders since the late 80's. Started at Wallyworld...didn't realize they were different. Took it back! Got trained as a Certified Reboundologist lol. Tried sooo many brands...and then the heavens opened up and I jumped on a Belliconl! The cadillac of all rebounders!! I'll never own another brand! I own two now, keep one in my massage room so my clients can bounce on it lightly before they get a lymphatic massage. I have a rainbow and orange. Love love love!!
Agreed that rebounding can be done even for those with exercise intolerance. I can still rebound even when I'm feeling ill from hypothyroidism if I'm not medicated enough. You've sold me on the Belicon, I"m so tempted in upgrading from my 10 year old JumpSport to the Belicon.
how do you like the bellicon?
What a bummer you guys dont have more views! I really loved watching this video! Great review, and you guys are super fun! Good luck you two!
Thanks so much!
The springs can start to squeak over time but the bungees remain quiet which I like because when I bounce late at night or early in the morning, I’m not waking people up.
You just add a little mineral oil to the springs.
My bungee rebounder is getting louder…
Bellicon is definitely more superior, I love my Bellicon, it’s like jumping on a cloud. Best purchase I’ve ever made for my home gym. 💖
Is that basically what you use it for is to bounce? How do you find exercising on it? The “I Jump Imstead” channel uses 2, a bungee for stretching and such and cellerciser for building muscle. Just curious as to how you mainly use it?
I don't see any wobbling with the cellerciser. I have one .
I weigh 350 and find that there is no instability with the cellerciser
Exactly. You made a very wise choice. Cellerciser is the best rebounder on the market and it also adjusts to the weight of the person using it! Happy jumping my fellow cellerciser 😊
thank you very much, I weight 350 too
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE my Bellicon 🥰🥰🥰
I see alot og bohncing and jumping from balls of feet i thought rebounding was about keep heels down and pushing in to mat and barley leaving it its not a notmal jump or bounch like on a big trampoline? Im new and just want the right way to know
I have tried both and love my Bellicon.
Does it have a hefty price tag? Yes but well worth the extra money in my opinion.
The compressing impact with the springs became painful for me and seemed to cause an even greater spinal and joint compressing than when I jump rope.
You may be able to do things a bit faster on the Cellerciser because of the springs and a faster response time of the springs but a great and complete workout is not about speed.
With the lesser overall resistance of the Bellicon, you will actually work more muscle groups and work them differently and more efficiently than you would with the more stable spring loaded rebounder.
I will never go back to a spring loaded rebounder again.
totally agree! I love mine
Thank you, that was very helpful. I am just starting out rebounding with something costing much less than these, but will upgrade later on to one of these.
Good luck!
I loooooove my Bellicon ❤❤❤❤❤
I like the large Leaps and Rebounds rebounder ❤
we are considering getting 6 for our group fitness studio. Is is a soft yet fun bounce for working out?
Excellent video. I'll get the Bellicon
It was an excellent video - I bought the cellerciser.
I'm definitely a spring person the bungee just doesn't clean my lymph as well. Bungees are also not good in our small low ceiling British homes. Unless you like getting concussion regularly.
😂😂😂
How do you know the bungee doesn’t clean your lymph aswell
Cellerciser for a firm and toned body; Bellicon for fun jumping.
You need to get the ultra strong bungee for Bellicon for "firm and toned body" - that Bellicon in the video is too bouncy. No good IMO
Has anyone check the calories burned between the two or rebounding vs treadmill? I don’t have a smart watch and I’ve always wondered.
The Leaps and rebounds trampoline is great pls give me your thoughts on that one
If you want to bounce high and play - bungee. If you want to tone and build muscle - Cellerciser
Ankle twist is much increased with banded trampolines. Not a fan. Go with the Cellerciser because if you protonate you won't incur ankle strain and you get a greater exercise results with it!!
If you are struggling with pronation, the more stable platform in NOT going to correct the problem.
You need to strengthen the ligaments and tendons (the foundation) that stabilize the ankle.
The Bellicon is a great rebounder for stabilizing the ankles.
So work on the ankles before going hard with the rebounding.
I blew out a knee and had two surgeries on it and over a year of physical therapy that did more damage than good and the more stable platform of the spring loaded rebounder did not help in repairing the strength in the foundation of the knee joint like my Bellicon has.
Exactly, bellicon is actually better for pronation as long as you do gentle bouncing and work on balance foot/ankle strength.
You should do a review of the leaps & rebounds trampoline
Cellerciser! 👍
I have got both the Cellerciser and the Bellicon and have the same experience.
You have both and came to same conclusions? thats neat thanks for sharing!
I’m sorry, but do you mind the elaborate more on your conclusion !?
Will be helpful thank you! I’m very confused about which one to get because most people here seem to like the spring loaded one!
I use the a Bellicon because I live in a 65 m2 apartment in Amsterdam. The Bellicon makes less noise than the Cellerciser.@@moulin680
@@moulin680
From my own personal experience the spring loaded creates a painful compression impact on my joints as well as my spine.
I don't get the compression pain with my Bellicon.
A great workout and lymphatic flush is not about speed or a rapid response of the mat.
I notice a greater muscle group workout on the Bellicon vs any spring loaded rebounder.
Whatever you decide to get, start our slow and take your time working up to a more aggressive and longer session.
Working on your balance to start with goes a long way with rebounding.
I have a spring. I don’t like it. The bungee rebounder is on its way. If this bungee rebounder works out. I will order the Bellicon. I think David Hall is great, however I need to get the rebounder that I think it works best for me. It’s a personal preference. 😊
The exercises developed by David Hall (which I'm really eager to do) won't work on the Bellicon. The Bellicon seems to be great for bouncing and play. And so I ended up buying the cellerciser, after watching this video. Even if this video seems to be very pro-Bellicon. It had the opposite effect on me.
@@sophiebell8941 Great decision. Love my Cellerciser and hope you do as well
love the HARD DRIVE! had me laugh out loud
I have had my Bellicon for many years and have replaced bungees (ultra strong) only once. Both of these in the video WAY TOO BOUNCY FOR SPRINTING or HIIT workouts.
Your cellerciser is not making sweakie noise. What did you do?
just oil the springs. This is mentioned on cellerciser youtube videos.
I can see in the video that bellicon produces ankle twisting, and perhaps the bungee cords wears out more easily than springs. But both stimulates lymphatic drainage...
I'll take German made any day of the week over any country. Only the worlds leading products and machinery is made is Germany. No other culture can build, create & systemise like the Germans do. Bellicon is my winner. Just ordered one with rainbow bands, foldable legs with bar. Im excited! 🎉
Why is higher better? And there’s science behind stomping and jumping is helpful in building bone. Cellerciser claims it helps. What are thoughts on this?
the lady without even trying the non bellicon knew already that bellicon was better.. this is a bellicon commercial under disguise, not an honest review...
i assure you we don't work for bellicon. We just like it better for lymphatic bounce more chill.
Yep was so obvious
Springs suck , cords are the way to go, love love love my jumpsport, wich is similar to the belilicon
Can’t wait to receive my hello on trampoline - ordered one today💃❤️
you get a bellicon? How do you like it??
@@bigislandcreatives I love my bellicon. I am still learning to build my core stability . But a fun way to workout❤️
Nothing was discussed about the quality of the C springs as translates to the safety of your spine.
That’s what I wondered. All these reviews on the bell icon are about height and looks. Looks is at the bottom along with noise. Not big factors but the benefits are. Why is height so important? Does it make emphatics drain better? What about muscle and bone density? I would think the cellerciser would be more beneficial and the pronating. I have very flat feet
It's called *Lymphatic Drainage* 😉 💞
@@user-B_8 they all do that.
@@scwheeler24 I know, I just pointed it out because you referred to it as "emphatics drain," so I assumed you meant "lymphatic drainage" instead. But perhaps I was mistaken in that assumption? If so, I apologise?! 🤔🤷♀️ 💞
@@user-B_8 oh lol. Probably auto correct. I didn’t see that
@@scwheeler24 Ok 😅👍
No ma’am spend the extra money and get the foldable legs. Very sturdy and won’t wobble over time. Who has time to screw? Place it against the wall and fold the legs out of the way.
On trifold?
I can do the fast moves on my extra strong bands on my bellicon. :)
It would be better to compare 2 people of similar weight when doing comparison testing
Husband and wife are different weight so the leg test wasn’t a good comparison. You can however see a difference in the husband jumping back on forth on both
I have 8 ft ceiling and can definitely get a high bounce on the cellerciser
You're trying to compare apples to oranges. The Cellerciser self adjusts to the body weight of the user, with the Bellicon you have to choose resistance depending on your weight, so if you want to lose weight you'd have to change the bungees and/or the mat when you're lighter. Also, the firmness of the Cellerciser allows you to build muscle mass and the springs will last a lifetime, it's weather proof. The Bellicon bungees need to be replaced as you mentioned.
The Leaps and Rebounds is better anyway.
I Choose Cellerciser far more Superior, I love mine
There is no U in cellerciser.
Bellicon for HIIT
lol!! the silliness of floppy drive floppy drive lets go, wait what about the hard drive, which ones the hard drive? oh yeah yeah, hard drive go go go ! cracked me up!
Helpful comparison though biased. Agree w the conclusion though
100% bias. Not a true comparison
cellerciser probably best for work outs more high intensity bounce, we just found to enjoy more soft lymphatic bounce from bellicon
They are 2 different rebounders. You can actually bottom out on the Bellicon if you jump too high, that’s why the legs are taller. It’s also softer, so it may feel more comfortable due to that softness, but for rehab or someone older , the stability of the jumping area goes farther for healing, and it doesn’t bottom out. To say one is better is nonsense.
I prefer springs, way more better bounce
The "give" you talk about with the Belicon isn't better your feet & ankles can pronate and cause problems all the way up from feet to hips.
The bungees stretch out.
And the bungee cords don't offer the same distribution of energy as the Tri-adapted springs.
You don't have to "customize" the Cellerciser based off of weight and what type of jumping you are going to do. You can do everything with the proper forces because of the patented springs that I think can handle up to 350lbs and the mat material will never sag or stretch.
The Cellerciser isn't a trampoline so you aren't supposed to jump high on it. The higher you jump the more G's you are putting on your body when you come down and hit the mat.
Fun yes but too jarring on the body and not health focused.
The whole idea of the Cellerciser is to work your body in a safe & effective way. Working all the cells, muscles, organs & bones and moving the blood & lymph simultaneously and avoiding injury.
The materials used in these products matter.
People get hurt on crappy units regularly.
I honestly don't think you two educated yourself about the science behind the Cellerciser to do a proper comparison.
This was a biased review and I can't take it seriously at all.
Ps I noticed when you pan out and show the underneath of the units you can see how much more the Belicon sags. Sorry, that will be bad with long-term use.
I'd personally choose the Cellerciser because the man behind it cares about the health of his customers and offers his knowledge on an ongoing basis.
Look up the ACON brand. GREAT quality Bungie rebounder.
I think the celleciser is just over priced hype honestly.
I see that the feets are so different while landing on the mat. On the bellicon you need to have healthy feet 🦶
totally if you do a gentle bounce its better on bellicon overall more for ankle strenthening and lmpyatic. cellerciser great work an acutal workout.
Cellerciser is not meant to height
I can jump
Pretty high
"you can burn more calories in 10 mins on a trampoline than 30 mins on a treadmill"
I imagine you mean if you're walking/jogging. Certainly running burns more calories since your heart rate is likely to be well over 130bpm.
Good point!
Well all you have to do is run on a rebounder, or even several sets of HIIT, then you'll burn more.
Had both cellerciser is better sorry
Obviously you're getting paid by bellicon or work for them. And it's not "old people" it's elderly people!!!!!
thanks for the feedback, and no we wish we got paid by bellicon. apologies for the 'old people' comment.
Is Cellerciser a cult? The comments here are putting me off.
my thoughts too - there's definitely some concerning behavior
haha really i gotta see this...
Lol
Nope just passion over a fantastic rebounder
No different t to the comments about bellicon.
I think they are two different animals anyway.
I agree
This "comparison " definitely comes across as suss. From him even noting that he might not have screwed the cellersiser legs on correctly to the definite air of this not being an unbiased review. Not taking any of this into account.
😂at 4:52 you are both so cool 😎
Not tru about the Cellerciser.
cellerciser probably best for work outs more high intensity bounce, we just found to enjoy more soft lymphatic bounce from bellicon, thanks for message
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both are overpriced.
You all are wrong
cellerciser probably best for work outs more high intensity bounce, we just found to enjoy more soft lymphatic bounce from bellicon
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Springs are superior for lymphatic drainage. If you want 'fun' and goofing around, cardio blah blah, go with bungees. Its the very stiffness of the springs that make it superior to bungees. You are fooling yourself if you buy the marketing gumf of bungees. Low and slow is the magic of metal. You might 'feel good' lol on bungee but youre missing the lymph drainage. I really wish you educated yourselves and gave an honest review instead of pushing the bellicon toy, which is I guess, more 'fun' and allows circus tricks lol but again, its the lymph drainage thats GOLD on the metal spring units that you will miss with a bungee toy.