Jump Rope Video Contest

On: January 20, 2015

I’m currently performing and teaching over in Nigeria! It’s going great and I look forward to sharing some of the details when I get back in the States. I was invited to judge a video contest put on by a friend of mine. If you would like to take part, it’s a great opportunity to show off your jump rope moves! I’ve put all the details below, make sure you check it out and put together a video and submit it by Feb. 26th. You can win some free jump ropes for you or your school/team!

Create a 45-60 second video that shows the world your jump rope talents, your creativity, and your unique approach to jumping rope. Make it fun. Make it something you’ve never seen before. And make sure it includes jumping rope. It’s up to you. Just make it awesome.

For all the details, where to submit, rules, guidelines, etc. visit www.buyjumpropes.net/video-contest. I hope to see your video on there and can’t wait to help pick the winners!

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We have grades 3, 4 and 5. Our student population is about 330 students. We're in a rural part of Arizona and we were very pleased with the program that we had today. The students were overwhelmed with the amount of information they received about trying to be a positive student as they're growing up, getting information about having good fitness and taking care of themselves. The message that Peter gave to them was very positive, for them to have confidence in themselves, not to let others interfere with the direction they may choose, something that may be unusual, to have confidence to continue doing it. Boys and girls enjoy hearing that and it's a good message for them to get at this age as they can be very influenced by peers. Also, the student participation, they really enjoyed seeing their friends get up. Most of the students at our school have been together for years and years, so they know each other very well so when students get up in front of the audience to do an audience participation activity, they really enjoy that.
I think that some of the different activities that Peter showed them, they were very astonished at the different things he could do with a jump rope and the unicycle. Hopefully it will motivate them to try some different things. We do a jump rope for heart activity in February so this was a big kick-off for our school as we raise money for the Heart Association and we do it through jump rope. I would definitely recommend this program for other schools, it was an awesome program, the students loved every single minute of it and were just totally enthralled with the program. We loved it.

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