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One bounce. One bad landing. One broken neck. That is all it takes at a trampoline park. Imagine a Saturday afternoon at a Sky Zone or Urban Air near the City of Melissa. The parking lot is packed with families who drove in from neighborhoods along Sam Rayburn Tollway and US-75. Inside, the noise is deafening—a mix of music, shouting, and the rhythmic thud of hundreds of bodies hitting polypropylene mats. Your child is out there, laughing, burning off energy. You signed the waiver at the kiosk because the line was long and the software was fast. You believed the park when they marketed "safe family fun." Then, in two seconds, the double-bounce happens. A larger teenager lands on the same trampoline bed just as your seven-year-old is pushing off. The energy transfer multiplies your child’s launch force by up to four times. They are catapulted off-axis, missing the mat and striking the unpadded steel frame. As Kaitlin "Kati" Hill described to ABC News when her three-year-old son Colton’s femur was snapped at a similar facility: "His feet hit the mat, and almost instantly his knees buckled down, and he just let out the worst scream that you could ever…