01/24/2026
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❄️ Cold Weather Wellness: Why I Love Rebounding
With cold weather sweeping across many states, outdoor movement isn’t always practical—or safe. This is when I encourage clients to lean into indoor, low-impact movement that still delivers powerful whole-body benefits.
One of my personal favorites? Rebounding.
Rebounding (gentle bouncing on a mini-trampoline) is one effective and joint-friendly ways to move the body, especially during the winter months.
🌿 Benefits of Rebounding:
✔️ Supports lymphatic drainage and detoxification
✔️ Improves circulation and oxygen delivery
✔️ Strengthens muscles and bones with low joint impact
✔️ Supports balance and coordination
✔️ Enhances cardiovascular health
✔️ Helps regulate stress hormones and improve mood
✔️ Encourages gentle metabolic support
Unlike the cardiovascular system, the lymphatic system relies on movement to function. Rebounding provides vertical motion that helps stimulate lymph flow—something especially important when we’re more sedentary during colder months.
⏱️ How long should you rebound?
You don’t need long workouts to see benefits:
• Beginners: 3–5 minutes, 1–2 times daily
• Moderate level: 10–15 minutes
• Advanced: up to 20 minutes, as tolerated
Even gentle bouncing, marching, or simply standing and shifting weight on the rebounder counts.
✨ Wellness reminder: Consistent movement—especially in winter—supports lymphatic health, hormones, immune function, and overall vitality. Find exercises you enjoy and that feel good in your body.
What indoor movement do you lean toward during cold weather? I’d love to hear what’s working for you. 🌿