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HOGGAN Sprint Airbounder: The Beginning
When my dad suffered a debilitating heart attack, his doctors told him to exercise using a trampoline because of its cardiovascular and rebounding benefits. My dad had difficulty remaining stable on it and needed support; in addition, he became easily bored with other exercise machines. He loved the idea of jumping since he had been an excellent boxer in his youth and knew of the benefits of this type of exercise, but felt uneasy and unstable on a trampoline. I researched every avenue for any equipment that would provide the same benefits of a trampoline for every age group, but without the hazards it posed. I found out that none existed. I drew up and designed the first prototype on a napkin, and proceeded to work on a patent and prototype for an exercise machine that would provide aerobic activity with the benefits of rebounding, but with none of the hazards of trampolines. Eight years of research and many prototypes later, I have achieved the culmination of my search in the Airbounder. I believe in the HOGGAN Sprint Airbounder, and I have seen it work for my dad and many others who are in rehabilitation from surgery, injury and those recovering from stress-related injuries.
I have also seen the look of delight on children's faces when they bounce on HOGGAN Sprint Airbounder, and the sweat and exhilaration of those who want a high-intensity workout. Additionally, I have seen the look of relief of those who participate in the workouts and have a feeling of safety and security on while on the machine. I have also seen parents who are happy to allow their children to bounce on HOGGAN Sprint Airbounder because they feel it is safe and fun. The HOGGAN Sprint Airbounder is beneficial for even the most fit and healthy individuals who are looking for a daily routine that provides aerobic exercise.
I hope you will share my enthusiasm for HOGGAN Sprint Airbounder, and the limitless potential it holds for everyone.
Sincerely,
Dr. Amelia T. Rose
Dr. Amelia Rose, HOGGAN Design Collaborator
Amelia Rose, Ph.D., is currently a University Professor in New York State. An avid runner and exercise enthusiast, she developed the Airbounder after eight years of extensive research and development. Dr. Rose lives in Upstate New York with her husband and three children.
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