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Zickary Zan: A Collection of the Lore of Child-Children and Adults Including : Folks Games, Jump-Rope, Rhymes, Counting-Out Rhymes, Taunts, Nonsense by Solomon, 1980-04

The Jump Rope Primer by Ken M. Solis, Bill Budris, 1991-01

Mad Jack: Jump Rope by DK Publishing, 1996-09-01

Jump Rope! by Peter L. Skolnik, 1975-01

Jump Rope Queen and Other Stories (MVP) by Karen Loeb, 1996-01-01

Annie Jump-Rope Jingles (Random House Sports Library)

Awesome Jump Rope Activities Book by Mark, Cliff Carnes Sutherland, 1987

Ropes and Rhymes.(jump rope tips): An article from: Children's Playmate by Cynthia Dusseault, 2001-06-01

Jump Rope Verses Around the United States by Catherine H. Ainsworth, 1976-06

Jump rope rhymes for Vineyard kids by Liz Cornell, 1993

Jump the Rope Jingles by Emma Vietor Worstell, 1976-01-01

Jump-Rope Rap : Umbrella Books Series by Kristin Ellerbusch, Anastasia Mitchell, 1992-07

Miss Mary Mac All Dressed in Black: Tongue Twisters, Jump-Rope Rhymes and Other Children's Lore from New England by Scott E. Hastings, 1990-08

The Magic Moonberry Jump Ropes by Dakari Hru, 1996-03-01

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Freestyle Jumproping: All Things Jumprope!
Sales of a fitness kit including jump rope and video.Category Shopping Sports Rope SkippingWelcome to ijumprope.com the home of FreeStyle JumpRoping - thebest way to get fit! You've seen FreeStyle JumpRoping on For
http://www.ijumprope.com/
Shasta Skippers Jump Rope Team
Shasta Skippers. Demonstration jump rope Team.
http://www.shastaskippers.com/top.html
Worldwide Links - Jump Rope Skip
Provides a listing of email address and links to clubs worldwide.Category Sports Rope SkippingWorldwide Links jump rope Skipping, launched on August 22, 2002 lastupdated on February 2, 2003, help. For any update, just click on.
http://home.planetinternet.be/~gunterrs/images/skipping_World/world.html

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Skookum Jump Rope Company - Rhymes
Traditional and kid's jump rope rhymes.
http://satsop.olympus.net/biz/skookum/jumpropes/rhymetime.htm

Extractions: Rhyme Time Ever wonder who makes up those jump rope rhymes? No, it's not the lady with the alligator purse, although you might think as much from the amount of times she appears in them. It's just regular people, like you, who sat down one day, and wrote up a rhyme. Now, it's your chance. Learn the traditional rhymes, see rhymes that other kids have sent in (or see your own), and then make one yourself. Let's get started! Traditional Rhymes Kid's Rhymes Make a Rhyme
Worldwide Jump Rope Skipping Form
Worldwide Links jump rope Skipping. last updated on october 13, 2002,YOUR CLUB, EXAMPLE. LOCATION, LOCATION. * continent Africa,
http://home.planetinternet.be/~gunterrs/images/skipping_World/form_uk.html

Extractions: Worldwide Links Jump Rope Skipping last updated on october 13, 2002 YOUR CLUB EXAMPLE LOCATION LOCATION * continent : Africa America Asia Europe Oceania * continent : Europe Africa America Asia Oceania * country : * country : * state : * state : * cities : * cities : INFO INFO * name : * name : website : website : e-mail : e-mail : jumping since : jumping since : total jumpers : in competition) total jumpers : in competition) member of : member of : extra info : extra info : CONTACT CONTACT contact name : name : street + nr : street + nr : zip code : city zip code : city e-mail : e-mail : phone number : phone number : YOU YOU your e-mail : your e-mail : your name : your name :
Whiz Kids: Meet The Xpert: Jump Rope: Ben Raznick.
Who is Ben Raznick? Ben is 15 and a member of the SkipIt jump rope teamin his hometown of Boulder, Colorado. He events. Why jump rope?
http://www.bam.gov/whiz_kids/expert/jumprope.htm

Extractions: If you think that jumping rope is just for girls, you haven't checked out Ben Raznick's power moves. Who is Ben Raznick? Ben is 15 and a member of the Skip-It jump rope team in his hometown of Boulder, Colorado. He has been jumping competitively for over half his life, and boy, has it paid off! At the 2001 USA Jump Rope Federation National Championships, Ben took home three gold medals and was named the Grand National Champion in pairs single rope freestyle. And at the 2001 Amateur Athletic Union Junior Olympics he won both the individual and pairs overall events. Why jump rope? After hearing about Skip-It from a friend, Ben decided to join. He practices three days a week, for two hours, but before a competition, he gears up five days a week, for three hours. It's tough, but according to Ben, "when you've got a good team, you always have a lot of fun." Ben competes not only in speed (which counts the number of jumps in a set period of time) but also in freestyle (which shows off all his rad moves).
Survival Skills. Play It Safe. Jump Rope.
Play It Safe jump rope Avoid spills set the right length foryour rope. To find too long. Check out more info on jump rope!
http://www.bam.gov/survival/play_jumprope.htm

Extractions: Check out more info on jump rope! Select an activity Activity Activity Baseball Basketball Bicycling Canoeng/Kayaking Cheerleading Diving Figure Skating Football Gymnastics Hiking Inline Skating Jump Rope Skateboarding Snow Skiing Soccer Softball Surfing Swimming Tennis Volleyball Water Skiing PRINTABLE PAGE
Jump Rope
Name Email Leave List. Training Equipmentjump rope. jump rope.Karate Depot. © 1998 2002 KarateDepot.com All Rights Reserved.
http://www.karatedepot.com/jumprope.html

Extractions: Superior products. Superior service. Superior savings. HOME LOG IN YOUR CART CHECK OUT ... Gift Ideas Please Select... 30 day guarantee Arrival time $2.95 shipping Status of order Contact us Frequently asked questions International orders Sales Tax NY only Pay offline Military overseas Dojo accounts Links Trade links Affiliate program Security
Martial Arts Supplies - Martial Arts Uniforms, Karate Equipment
Offering brand name Martial Arts equipment, uniforms, weapons and accesories.Category Shopping Sports Martial ArtsAccessories Bag Gloves Boxing Gloves Heavy Bags Standing Bags Speed Bag PlatformsStriking Bags Protective jump rope Arm / Hand Chest Foot / Shin Groin Head
http://www.karatedepot.com/

Extractions: Superior products. Superior service. Superior savings. HOME LOG IN YOUR CART CHECK OUT ... Gift Ideas Please Select... 30 day guarantee Arrival time $2.95 shipping Status of order Contact us Frequently asked questions International orders Sales Tax NY only Pay offline Military overseas Dojo accounts Links Trade links Affiliate program Security
Hamilton Hoppers
A competitive and demonstration jump rope team located in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Team competes at Provincial and National Levels. Includes team history and links to related sites.
http://www.hamiltonhoppers.on.ca
Worldwide Links - Jump Rope Skip
Worldwide Links jump rope Skipping, launched on August 22, 2002 lastupdated on March 13, 2003, help. For any update, just click on.
http://www.ping.be/~gunterrs/images/skipping_World/world.html

Extractions: Continents Africa (1) America (143) Asia (9) Europe (125) Oceania (113) Countries Australia (112) Austria (1) Belgium (43) Brazil (0) Canada (59) China (1) Denmark (11) Germany (36) Hungary (17) India (0) Ireland (0) Japan (7) Kenya (0) Malaysia (0) Netherlands (1) New Zealand (1) Singapore (1) Slovakia (1) South Africa (1) South Korea (0) Spain (1) Sweden (3) Switzerland (5) Tuvalu (0) United Kingdom (6) United States (84) States AUSTRALIA Western Australia (15) Nothern Territority (4) South Australia (19) Queensland (23) New South Wales (22) Tasmania (4) Victoria (22) Capital Territory (3) AUSTRIA Burgenland (1) BELGIUM West-Flanders (6) East-Flanders (14) Antwerp (15) Flemish Brabant (7) Limburg (1) BRAZIL Sao Paulo (0) CANADA Alberta (11) British Colombia (12) Nova Scotia (4) Manitoba (1) New Brunswick (1) Northwest Territories (1) Ontario (13) Quebec (13) Saskatchewan (1) Yukon (2) CHINA Hong Kong (1) DENMARK Copenhagen (5) North Jutland (2) Ribe (1) Vejle (1) GERMANY Bayern (2) Baden-Wuerttemberg (6) Brandenburg Hessen (9) Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (1) Nordrhein-Westfalen (5) Rheinland-Pfalz (9) Saarland (2) Thueringen (1) HUNGARY Baranya (1) Budapest (1) Heves (2) Jasz-Nagykun-Szolnok (1) Pest (1) Tolna (5) Vas (1) Veszprem (1) Zala (1) INDIA India (0) IRELAND Ireland (0) JAPAN Chiba (1) Hyogo (1) Saitama (3) Tokyo (1) Toyama (1) KENYA Coast (0) NETHERLANDS Noord-Holland (1) NEW ZEALAND Auckland (1) SINGAPORE Singapore (1) SLOVAKIA Zilina (1) SOUTH AFRICA Western Cape (1)
Worldwide Links - Jump Rope Skip
Worldwide Links jump rope Skipping. march 13, 2003, 4 updates based on visitorinformation Europe * Hungary * Bács-Kiskun * Kiskunmajsai
http://www.ping.be/~gunterrs/images/skipping_World/updates.html
Jump Rope
Speed jump rope. This one piece, 9 or 10 foot, nonadjustable jump rope haslight plastic contoured handles and a long-life, soft plastic rope.
http://www.ekickboxing.com/jump.htm

Extractions: Speed Jump Rope Condition your muscles, increase your heart rate and burn calories with this main-stay exercise training tool. This one piece, 9 or 10 foot, non-adjustable jump rope has light plastic contoured handles and a long-life, soft plastic rope. This jump rope is specifically designed for performing faster rope jumping activities. Only available in white and black with red handles. 9 foot Roop: #SR-9 1-10 $4.00 EACH 11-19 $3.60 EACH 20+ $3.00 EACH #SR-10 1-10 $5.00 EACH 11-19 $4.50 EACH 20+ $3.75 EACH Deluxe Adjustable Speed Rope This jump rope provides the look and speed of The Promise Speed Jump Rope and the length adjustability feature of the Adjustable Plastic Segmented Rope. The ball bearing action and contoured plastic handles make this the smoothest, quickest and most comfortable The Promise jump rope. The pliable vinyl rope cord provides even rope rotations and will NOT mark hardwood floors. Available in black with white handles.
ParentCenter | Page Not Found
Games Activities jump rope Ages 6 to 8 Number of participants One,or three to six. What players will need A jump rope. Background
http://www.parentcenter.com/refcap/fun/games/7410/7432/12609.html
Chinese Jump Rope(Ages 6 To 8)
Games Activities Chinese jump rope Ages 6 to 8 Number of participants At leastthree kids. What players will need A Chinese jump rope and a place to jump.
http://www.parentcenter.com/refcap/fun/games/7410/7432/16168.html

Extractions: Ages 6 to 8 Number of participants: At least three kids What players will need: A Chinese jump rope and a place to jump Length of time: Five minutes to an hour Background: A Chinese jump rope is a loop of colored elastic. The game has nothing to do with actual jump rope, but children love it anyway. Rules of the game: To start the game, two players put the Chinese jump rope around their ankles and stand a couple of feet apart. The third player goes first. The object of the game is to complete a series of jumps and tricks without making a mistake. Each time a child finishes a series of moves, the rope moves up. The rope starts around the children's ankles, then moves up to their knees, then up to their waists. A player can't stop between moves. If she lands on the rope when she's not supposed to, or doesn't complete a jump, she's out and it's the next child's turn. The best thing about Chinese Jump Rope is that there are no winners or losers in this game; if a child successfully finishes her moves at the waist level, she must stop and let another kid take a turn. Here are the series of moves each jumper must complete: Move 1: 2-4-6-8 The player must jump from side to side four times with her feet straddling one side of the rope.
TechTV | Tanita HealthyJump Jump Rope
There are two ways to keep track of a jump rope workout. You can time GoToMyPCFresh Gear. Tanita HealthyJump jump rope, See how electronic
http://www.techtv.com/freshgear/products/story/0,23008,3380542,00.html

Extractions: There are two ways to keep track of a jump rope workout. You can time the workout with a watch, or you can count the number of rotations the rope makes around your body. Using a watch takes less mental effort (just set the alarm and jump until it goes off), but there's no way to measure the intensity of your workout. Counting rotations is more accurate, but it's easy to lose track of your count in the middle of a workout, and counting can get a little tedious after awhile. The HealthyJump skip rope from Tanita solves the problem of keeping track of your jump rope workout. The HealthyJump has a small computer in its handle, which not only monitors the number of rotations the rope makes around your body but also uses this information to calculate how many calories you've burned.
Jumping For Joy:Games
jump rope Games. Fun jump rope games for PE and recess. There is agame for every grade level and skill level. And they can all be
http://www.jumpingforjoy.org/games.html

Extractions: Steve Rasmussen Fun jump rope games for P.E. and recess. There is a game for every grade level and skill level. And they can all be played without a teacher turning the rope. These games make P.E. and recess fun while the children develop incredible endurance, agility, coordination, timing and dodging skills. A great way to start and end P.E. class. Cat and Mouse Children get into groups of four with one long rope for each group. Two children turn the rope and two play the game. As one is "out" he/she takes the rope of one turner and that turner becomes the challenging player, the "Cat". The jumper who is the winner of each bout is the "Mouse". The Cat advances to Mouse if the Mouse misses jumping the rope, or is tagged by the Cat. The game is played with the Mouse entering the rope and jumping one time and exiting on the diagonal, going around the turner and entering the rope on the other side and again exiting on the diagonal (figure "8" formation). The Cat may enter the rope after the mouse has jumped once and the chase is on. They each go in the figure "8" formation jumping the rope once each time they enter. The Cat is trying to tag the Mouse out.
Jump Rope Trade Off
jump rope Trade Off Submitted by John Williams. Setup Make up a set of jump ropeskills cards using pictures, explanations and tips for each of the skills.
http://schools.eastnet.ecu.edu/pitt/ayden/pe-lp132.html
Physical Education Lesson Plans
Integrated Curriculum States of Fitness Alphabet Soup Candy Land Bodies of LettersNo Habla Ingles VoCrab Soccer jump rope Bingo Crossing the Country Hula Hoop
http://schools.eastnet.ecu.edu/pitt/ayden/physed10.htm

Extractions: Physical Education Lesson Plans These are physical education lesson plans submitted by various individuals. I hope this new text only version helps those of you who cannot use the javascript version on the original page. It's practical, not fancy. You will have to use your Back button on your browser to get back to this page. If you find a lesson you can use be kind and reciprocate by sharing a physical education lesson plan of your's that someone else might could use. If you would like to submit a lesson for inclusion on this site feel free to use the lesson plan submission form by clicking HERE. Or you may just e-mail it to me. Thanks - John Williams Jail Break Integrated Curriculum
WHAT'S COOL IN JAPAN: JANUARY-MARCH 2001
WHAT'S COOL IN JAPAN JanuaryMarch 2001. Competitive jump rope. jump ropeis popular the world over as a recreation and, more recently, a sport.
http://www.jinjapan.org/kidsweb/cool/01-01-03/jumprope.html

Extractions: January-March 2001 Competitive Jump Rope J ump rope is popular the world over as a recreation and, more recently, a sport. Recently, many Japanese elementary school kids have been enjoying it as a competitive sport. Part of the reason for the rise in popularity is that a jump-rope national championship for junior athletes was held in Japan last year. B andai, the same toy maker that sparked a yo-yo craze among kids with the release of its Hyper Yo-Yo a few years ago, has released a new jump rope known as J Rope. J Rope uses plastic or metal ball bearings to connect the rope and the handles, making it easy to swing. With J Rope, difficult moves like the triple under (in which the rope passes under the jumper's feet three times in one jump) become easier to perform. In 2000, Bandai began sponsoring the Jump Rope All Japan Junior Championship. Regional qualifying tournaments were held at 11 locations throughout Japan between June and August, leading to a national championship held in Tokyo on October 8. T here are a number of different events in the competitions. In the speed event, jumpers try to perform the greatest number of jumps in 30 seconds. In the power event, jumpers compete over how many double unders (in which the rope passes under the jumper's feet twice in one jump) they can do in a row. In the double dutch event (in which one jumper jumps two ropes twirled by two other people at the same time) the teams try to record as many jumps as possible within two minutes. And in the long rope event, teams of 30 jumpers see how many times they can jump over the same rope together.

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