Just put a trampoline in your pool.
(be advised though that the springs and any other metal parts will rust)
I did it once, but the results weren't satisfactory.
1. The resistance of the water means that the mat moves too slowly.
2. Your buoyancy in the water means that you cannot put enough weight on it for it to work properly.
I ended up doing other things like having someone drop it on the water surface and attempting to jump off it before it sank. (didn't work out well either)
In the end, I just put it next to the pool and used it as a substitute for a bouncy diving board.
You may have better results putting a small inflatable pool on a large trampoline, but it would be hard to find a trampoline that can support the weight of all the water, which will spill out when it bounces anyway.
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Just put a trampoline in your pool.
(be advised though that the springs and any other metal parts will rust)
I did it once, but the results weren't satisfactory.
1. The resistance of the water means that the mat moves too slowly.
2. Your buoyancy in the water means that you cannot put enough weight on it for it to work properly.
I ended up doing other things like having someone drop it on the water surface and attempting to jump off it before it sank. (didn't work out well either)
In the end, I just put it next to the pool and used it as a substitute for a bouncy diving board.
You may have better results putting a small inflatable pool on a large trampoline, but it would be hard to find a trampoline that can support the weight of all the water, which will spill out when it bounces anyway.