Welcome, Seattle Rope Jumpers!!

Location
Seattle, WA 47.63-122.32 98102US
Meetups
2 so far
Members
10 Rope Jumpers!
Founded
November 19, 2007
Rating
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Meetup for those who like to rope jump and double dutch for recreation. Meet both those who miss the childhood past time of rope jumping and those who simply fo for its fitness (and super fun) benefits.

We will jump around for a while and then head off to a mutually acceptable location for dinner and drinks!

Meetup topics
Jump Rope, Fitness Professionals, Women's Sports, Parents

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What's new?

  • Jul 12
    • New member
      Marlese
      “I'm looking for fun ways to get more exercise. Double dutch was a childhood delight - will be great to try it again!”
  • May 26
    • New member
      Kristi
      “Hi, my name is Kristi. I am a PE teacher and love to teach rope jumping. I would like to practice so I can teach my kids and have some fun!”
  • Mar 27
  • Feb 5
    • New member
      maureen
      “Hi! I'd love to join you sometime! I hope I can still remember how to do it. If nothing else it'll give me a good excuse to get in shape and meet some fun people!”
  • Jan 21
    • New member
      Sherry
      “I'm so excited about this meet-up! Jumping rope was once my favorite thing to do. I'd love to get into it again. I'm looking forward to the next class.”
    • New member
      Amber
      “Oh boy! I have been wanting to do this for awhile but classes are on the one day a week I can't make it - Fridays! Hopefully another class will become available. I will keep a look out!”
  • Dec 29 2007
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