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This looks so interesting. I noticed the young boys there...are they having lessons? Do they actually jump yet? At what age are they allowed to jump? How exciting for them to be a part of this!! Wow! Brave kids! (and parents!)
ReplyDeleteNo, the young boy is just hanging in the harness for fun. And showing that kids can go through the moves. Well taught by his dad.
DeleteLessons are allowed between age 16 and 50.
Safety first!!!!
But I am sure he will follow the lessons as soon as he is allowed to.