The ultimate jump rope? Just a thick rope without handles!
Tip: Is the rope too long? Tie a knot at the right length and you're ready to jump.
Skipping rope is not only fun but also incredibly effective: it promotes cooperation and coordination because the arms and legs have to move simultaneously. It also supports:
- Balance and equilibrium: Jumping, landing and moving without falling helps children and adults develop and maintain their balance.
- Body coordination: arms, legs and torso must work together simultaneously, which improves motor planning and coordination.
- Movement Automation: Repeated jumping helps automate movement patterns, making actions more fluid and efficient.

And the best thing about such a versatile rope: there are endless possibilities!
- Tie it to a roller board and pull it behind you
- Place it on the ground to balance on or jump over
- Hang a hoop on it to throw balls through
- Use it with large beads for stringing
- Learn to tie shoelaces

In short: one rope, countless possibilities for play, movement and motor development – ​​perfect for children and adults.