The British Skipping Rope Association (Governing Body of Rope Skipping within the UK) provides a focus for skipping in Britain. The BRSA organises an events calandar and skills workshops. As a member of European, World and International skipping organisations, the BRSA enables British skippers to compete at European, World and International Level.
Explore our site to keep upto date with events happening in the world of skipping. Photographs of recent events can be found in the Photo Gallery.
What is Skipping?
Rope Skipping or Jump Rope can be done with one or multiple skipping ropes. Practised and performed individually, as a team or in a group. There are many elements to skipping such as, single rope, double dutch, long rope, partner and group skipping. It is a sport not only for competition and recreation, but for keeping fit and healthy.
Is there a Skipping club near me?
Click here for list of affiliated clubs
EXCITING NEWS THIS SUMMER – 2012 LONDON OLYMPICS 
JUMP INTO 2012
Following a successful debut at the London Prepares Series in 2011, four British Champions from “Jump Rope UK”, Beci Dale, Rachael Dale, Laura Summers and Gemma McGhee, have been given the honour to demonstrate the sport at the 2012 London Olympics as top performers. The girls, along with eight other elite Jump Rope stars from …all over the world, have been invited to perform during the complete period of the event.
The elite Jump Rope group “GET TRICKY” will take four weeks from their increasingly busy schedules to showcase the skill of Jump Rope on the highest platform. Team Manager Sue Dale has spent months coordinating the British Champions along with teammates Nick Woodard and Robbie Csonstos (Hot Dog USA); Joe Edney and Ted Lehman (Bouncing Bulldogs USA); twins Wouter and Willem Tack, and Jonas Vermeulen (Recrean Belgium); and Vivien Vajda (Hungary) to choreograph a number of performances to wow the unsuspecting crowd. The group is honoured to represent the growing International Jump Rope community at the 2012 London Olympics.
The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) are currently putting the finishing touches on plans to host the “GET TRICKY” stars
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