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Throughout the City of Live Oak and the greater San Antonio metro, parents look for safe, high-energy environments like the Urban Air on Fourwinds Drive or The Rush Fun Park just minutes away in Universal City. You bring your children to these facilities because they are marketed as "premier adventure destinations" and "the ultimate indoor playground." You sign the digital form at the kiosk because the line is long and your children are anxious to jump. You believe that "standardized safety rules" and teenage "court monitors" are there to prevent catastrophe. Then, the double-bounce happens. At a trampoline park in Live Oak, a child happens to push off the mat at the exact millisecond a 200-pound adult lands. The resulting energy transfer is not a bounce; it is a launch. Physics dictates that the smaller jumper—your child—is propelled with force multiplied by up to 4x. This is the "catapult effect," and it is the signature mechanism of pediatric trampoline injuries. When Kaitlin "Kati" Hill described her three-year-old son’s femur snapping at a trampoline park, she told ABC News it was "the worst scream that you could ever have heard from a child." If your family is currently dealing with the aftermath of an injury at a commercial jump park or a neighbor's backyard in Live Oak, you are likely hearing the same defensive talking points: "You signed a waiver," "The risks are inherent," or "It was a freak accident." We are here to tell you that what happened to your…