Rush HQ packs a lot in: there’s the central trampoline area, four trampoline catwalks that lead to basketball slam dunk areas, two large dodgeball courts, a newly refurbished rock climbing area and super-fun foam pits to plunge yourself into. After jumping, visitors can try Mount Madness, a high-octane climbing wall that cantilevers above a foam pit, or the Gauntlet, a two-tiered obstacle course set above the ground. You're likely to work up an appetite, so refuel afterwards at the fully stocked café that offers a wide range of food and coffee options.
If you've been feeling like you want to let off some steam, try a workout that's genuinely fun or just simply get in touch with your inner kid, then catch some air time at an indoor trampoline park. On top of being super fun, it's great exercise, and good for building strength, coordination and balance. Take a leaf out of House of Pain’s book and ‘Jump Around’ at these indoor trampoline parks across Melbourne.