SCHOOLS and sports clubs in Ealing are being offered the chance to have a sneak preview of Acton’s new Oxygen Freejumping trampoline park before it opens to the general public on July 20.
Two free #JumpFest events, on July 13 and 14, will give hundreds of children the chance to take to the air in the park, which is the first of its kind in London.
When it opens, the park will offer hour-long freejumping sessions, with access to ‘walk the wall trampolines’, tumble tracks, air bags, obstacle course and a trampoline academy.
Fitness classes, birthday parties, dedicated sessions for family bounce, teen takeover nights and holiday camps can also be arranged.
The first of the free #JumpFest events will take place from 5 - 9pm on Monday, July 13, with the Schools #JumpFest running from 10am-3pm the following day, giving coaches and teachers the chance to book an end-of-year treat with a difference.
Oxygen Freejumping coaches will be scouting for talented bouncers to become part of a trampolining academy, based at the park, enabling aspiring gymnasts to develop their skills and learn to jump properly with qualified instructors.
With only a limited number of spots available for both days, schools and clubs are advised to register their interest quickly.
David Stalker, CEO of Oxygen Freejumping, said: “We’re on a mission to encourage the whole of London to take to the air this summer.
“With just a few weeks before our launch, we’re excited to be offering young people in the community the chance to come in and try the venue first.”
Schools and sports clubs in can register for up to 30 places. All are available on a first-come, first-served basis and must be booked by a teacher or member of a sports club committee.
To register your interest and the number of places required for your school or club, email jumpfest@promotepr.com Oxygen
Freejumping launches to the public on Monday, July 20, and will then be open every day from 8am-10pm Monday to Saturday and 8am-9pm on Sundays.
The website www.oxygenfreejumping.co.uk has details of children’s parties, fitness classes, private bookings and the trampolining academy.
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