bouncing
January 2009 
CBL 19: Lovin' Your Participation
Posted on May 3rd, 2006
by 
Jordan
Jordan
Loving It & Leaning Towards ChiBouncing
I just have to say: I'm loving the fact that some of you are helping me to think this through. On the one hand, I no longer feel economically pushed to make rebounding, by whatever name, into an economic success. On the other hand, I really would like to begin the process of monetizing my effort, at least to some degree, and therefore I need something to sell, and therefore I need a name.
I'm leaning heavily towards ChiBouncing now. It feels, well, fresh and fun and original. But we'll see.
Last Few Days Efforts
Today I used one of the older but still super-high-quality spring-bounder units from Germany. I put the rebounder out on the back deck, put on the Cranberries, and had a really good time. It's hard to explain why, exactly, it sometimes feels better to use the older unit, but in fact, it does. Somehow, it pushes the body harder than the string-bounder does, but I still have no doubt that the string-bounder will one day be the dominant unit in the marketplace.
A good 45 minutes today and yesterday. I'm feeling great about my rebounding practice, and the fact that my work-work is going well, along with my having gotten out a new Enlightenment.Com newsletter, makes me feel especially good.
I just have to say: I'm loving the fact that some of you are helping me to think this through. On the one hand, I no longer feel economically pushed to make rebounding, by whatever name, into an economic success. On the other hand, I really would like to begin the process of monetizing my effort, at least to some degree, and therefore I need something to sell, and therefore I need a name.
I'm leaning heavily towards ChiBouncing now. It feels, well, fresh and fun and original. But we'll see.
Last Few Days Efforts
Today I used one of the older but still super-high-quality spring-bounder units from Germany. I put the rebounder out on the back deck, put on the Cranberries, and had a really good time. It's hard to explain why, exactly, it sometimes feels better to use the older unit, but in fact, it does. Somehow, it pushes the body harder than the string-bounder does, but I still have no doubt that the string-bounder will one day be the dominant unit in the marketplace.
A good 45 minutes today and yesterday. I'm feeling great about my rebounding practice, and the fact that my work-work is going well, along with my having gotten out a new Enlightenment.Com newsletter, makes me feel especially good.
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