Regardless of the type of jump rope content you’re interested in, there’s a social media account or channel for you.
Given how many accounts are out there, we figured we’d compile a list of our 10 favorite jump rope social media accounts to help you find the perfect one! Everything from jump rope instruction and beginner tutorials, to jump rope fitness, you can find on one of the accounts below.
Junwoo is very young, (just turned 9 yrs old) so he has little experience in international competitions, but has gained international notoriety through his initial achievements and social media presence. He is coached by his father Wansoo Ha who owns a small jump rope academy in Korea.
Matt Hopkins sat down with Mark Maurer, an accomplished speed jumper from Germany, to learn how he trains, his tips and tricks to success and the philosophical approach he takes to the sport of jump rope.
Mark Maurer is 23 years old and currently studies medicine at the Sigmund Freud Private University of Vienna. All his life sport has been a huge part of him: Track (Decathlon), Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball, Ballet, Gymnastics and lastly Jump Rope! Mark switched from attending nationals in track to starting completely from scratch in jump rope in 2016 when his ex-girlfriend introduced him to the wonderful sport. He was immediately hooked on it!
Kwang Yeon Lee is a 25 year old graduate of Kyungmin University. He has always loved sports growing up and it is his predominant interest. Matt Hopkins sat down with him to learn how he trains, his tips and tricks to success and the philosophical approach he takes to the sport of jump rope.
Celina started summer camps with the Bouncing Bulldogs when she was 4 and joined the team a few years later. At 29, she now jumps with Flight Crew Jump Rope as a professional jumper. When she is not jumping, she is working towards her PhD in Social Psychology at the University of Minnesota while also working at Orangetheory Fitness.