10 Days at Maximise: Super Tramp Training in Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts

10 Days: a concentrated block of deliberate practice at Maximise’s world-class trampoline in Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, Québec, Canada. This package grants ten separate sessions you can book across the season, ideal for athletes chasing new tricks, off-season conditioning, or confidence with height and rotation. The facility centers on the Super Tramp system designed by Dave Ross: a ground-level trampoline with an expansive jumping surface surrounded by ultra-thick nine-foot safety pads that absorb edge impact and let athletes hit progressive airtime with reduced risk. The setup reads like a training lab — unobstructed flight paths, firm but forgiving bed tension, and a perimeter designed for rolling and spot-work. Coaches and experienced jumpers use the Super Tramp to build muscle memory through repetition, and the large surface means multiple trainees can work together safely under the same reservation. Reservations are required; one booking grants access for a group regardless of the number of participants using the apparatus together. Sessions are flexible: treat this as an open season pass for ten visits, scheduled when the facility is open. That flexibility makes the package useful for families, competitive gymnasts, freestyle skiers, snowboarders, park riders, and stunt athletes who need controlled, repetitive airtime without weather constraints. Important safety rules apply — shoes, jewelry, belts, and any loose items that could damage the trampoline or create hazards are prohibited on the jumping surface. Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts provides a quiet base for focused training with easy access from Québec’s surrounding communities. While the town itself is the location listed for check-in, this facility functions as a high-performance complement to outdoor pursuits in the region, letting riders stack skill work indoors between lake days or mountain sessions. The Super Tramp’s predictable bounce accelerates trick progression and reduces the number of risky attempts athletes make outdoors. Practical details: bring fitted athletic wear, a water bottle, and a willingness to drill basics until they become automatic. Book early for weekend evening slots and holiday periods. If you’re recovering from injury, consult a coach or medical professional before using high-impact equipment. For parents, the package offers a concentrated block of coached practice that can shorten the time needed to safely learn rotations and flips. This ten-day package is best for committed athletes who value repetition, controlled exposure to airtime, and a training environment engineered for progress. Whether you want to finally land a trick you’ve stalled on, shore up aerial awareness, or build consistent habits, Maximise’s Super Tramp package offers a pragmatic, year-round way to raise your game. Reserve early during peak times, arrive warmed and hydrated, and tell staff your skill goals so coaches can prioritize drills; consistent, focused sessions across ten visits produce noticeable gains within weeks when paired with targeted on-land strength work.