Method · Apexi Bounce

Apexi Bounce.

Rebound therapy — controlled, rhythmic bouncing on a therapeutic trampoline that wakes up muscles, drives balance reactions and turns hard work into play.

Method-in-action loop — video coming

What it is & why

Apexi Bounce, in plain terms.

Apexi Bounce is rebound therapy — using the controlled, forgiving surface of a trampoline to stimulate balance, tone, core activation and joyful, repetitive movement.

Why we use it. The bounce delivers rich sensory and vestibular input with low joint load — a motivating way to build tone, balance and stamina.

Activates core, tone & balance Rich vestibular & sensory input Low joint load, high motivation Builds stamina through play

The how & the why

The how, and the why.

The methodology

On a therapeutic rebounder, gentle rhythmic acceleration and deceleration load and unload the body in a controlled way. A therapist grades the movement to provoke balance, trunk and postural reactions.

Why it helps

The rhythmic input activates muscles, stimulates the vestibular (balance) system and builds trunk control and endurance — all while the child is having fun, which keeps them working longer.

Candidacy

Is Apexi Bounce right for my child?

Which children benefit?

Children building trunk control, balance and activation — including low tone, coordination and sensory-motor profiles. We grade it carefully to each child.

Is it safe?

Yes — sessions are fully supported and graded by a trained therapist; the child is never left to bounce unsupervised.

How do we measure change?

Against balance, trunk-control and endurance goals — see assessment & tracking.

"Rebound turns activation into play — and a child who's enjoying the work will give you far more of it."

— Lead physiotherapist, Apexa QLA

Part of The ORCA Method

Every method at Apexa is one instrument in a larger whole — see how Apexi Bounce fits the overall ORCA architecture.

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Part of one architecture

Apexi Bounce inside the ORCA Method.

Apexi Bounce works at its best inside the ORCA structure — applied at the right time, for the right goal, alongside the rest of the plan for your child.