I live in an upstairs bedroom. Is there a lot of jumping around that will cause me to disturb people below me?
1687411
There is jumping in the workout but you don't have to jump, you can do the motified part on the jumps which is what i do because i have a bad ankle.
1687412
Lots of jumping. I stopped using it because it killed my knees; however, you can modify the moves by not jumping and either marching in place or a non-impact jump rope motion where you bounce on your feet and raises your arms up and down which does help keep your heartbeat up (but not at the super high intensity level). Good luck.
1687413
Yes! It has plyometrics so lots of jumping around! If you want to purchase a challenge pack find me on FB @ Charisse Lain, I can help you with your fitness and nutrition goals!!!�there are other workouts you can do that won't require jumping, btw...
1310370
Depends on where your neighbors are located. If you mean in an apartment or condo yes you'll bother your neighbors. If you're in a house no big deal.
894714
Yes, there is a low level click. Nothing to worry about. We use it in our bedroom to remove the chill when needed.
2138439
I dont think that would be a safe idea. Unless you have carpeted bedroom. When I tried to excercise with the step, it kept on slipping. I almost fell backwards. Scary moment. Be safe
285807
If the volume turns up from 0 to 2 for moderate listening, it won't bother person next to u. Hope that helps.
1188989
The people above you should not be bothered. I doubt anyone below you would be bothered much either, unless you row hard enough to bounce the machine or creak the floor.
2254254
My wife uses it and I don't see any issues that would prevent you from using it in an apt. setting. We have 8 ft. ceilings so she can't jump to high, I would imagine, the higher you jump the more potential for noise.
749567
I would think that I you were in a cubbie, you might be okay. But in my opinion the noise level wouldn't disturbed someone that was having a normal conversation. The most distracting part would be the circling motion of your wrist, curiosity may get the better of the less focused. But the answer would be "no". Again no more than an annoying habit with no useful purpose.
1258986
On low you might be OK, depending on your level of tolerance for such noises. On high it's quite loud -- louder than I would want to be in the room with for long. It moves a ton of air and it's very well made, but on high a lot of air equals a lot of noise.
1398588
I have mine in the playroom and away from anywhere we sit to watch tv. Noise for me is not an issue.
1833186
We use it in our living room with standard height ceilings...I would say it depends on how tall the individual is and how aggressive they are in jumping. But it works great for our nearly 3 year old this winter.
1880427
I would not think so. The mat is very thin and I don't think it is designed to cut noise especially if you are jumping. But it is probably better than a bare floor.
1220222
I'm not sure.... I bought this for my two very active nephews (5-1/2 & 3) and my sister-in-law lives in a downstairs apartment. It doesn't move around at all. I believe it is designed for the purpose of not creating too much noise opposed to a child jumping up and down on furniture and/or floors. I would call the company and worst case, return it.
240829
No, not really. Now, if it is someone putting heavy pressure on the cane, I am sure you will,hear some level of a thud. We have mostly wood floors and sound has not been an issue.
2106522
Yes, problem is it will put a little hole on surface. My upstairs in now squeak free.
105162
It does make a lot if noise. I was living in a townhome and this was in the basement. My family in the second floor was able to hear the noise and my neighbors had problem too
2184185
The product itself is not inherently noisy. However when you bounce there is a slight movement when you jump the legs do hit the ground a tad... probably not nearly as noisy as if you were to just jump on the bare floor, but I can't imagine it wouldn't create a bit of rhythmic bouncing noise for the folks underneath you. The top & side apartments it would be the noise coming from your 'Bouncing DVD' that would be more noticeable!! Certainly not from the rebounder itself! It folds in half, not easily, but certainly doable, and would slide under a bed, or sit up flat against a wall nicely.