Winter 2009-10	跳绳的超人们 "Superhuman Rope Skipping" - Don't miss an article in "University Students" Magazine about teaching jump rope in East Africa. [. . .]	University Students Magazine - China
07 Aug 09	Jump rope team is third in nationals Thirty-six members of the Heartbeats Jump Rope Team traveled to the Gulf of Mexico to compete in the 2009 U.S. National Jump Rope Championship [. . .]	The Medina Sun
Spring 2009	On teaching jump rope in Tanzania: I've seen a lot of January winters. The first twenty-one were windy, snowy, and brutally cold. This January was different. . . this January, I taught jump rope in East Africa [. . .]	Oberlin College Oberlin, Ohio
Spring 2009	Wave Makers "Jumping rope has given me great opportunities to share with others," [Fry] says, referring to a winter-term project he designed in January that led him to several schools in Africa [. . .]	Oberlin Alumni Magazine (final story)
29 Apr 09	Idea pays off: . . . Michael Fry was one of three winners this year of Oberlin's Creativity & Leadership Fellowships, which reward students with great business or social-justice ideas [. . .]	The Plain Dealer Cleveland, Ohio (final story)
25 Feb 09	The AKA, Mombasa tries "jump roping"! In January the Academy welcomed Michael Fry, who has been touring East Africa to promote the sport of jump rope. Michael is a student at Oberlin College [. . .]	News Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa
25 Feb 09	Jump Rope in East Africa Jump rope - rope skipping. There's more to it than you would think. Modern jump rope has become a fully developed sport combining old-fashioned rope skipping with skills adapted from gymnastics, dance, breakdance and martial arts [. . .]	TanzaniaSports.com
18 Jan 09	Everybody Jump . . . One of the things that sets superior jump ropers like the Heartbeats apart from playground jumpers is their strength and stamina. Imagine jumping rope without stopping for an hour and a half. That's what happened in November, when the older kids in the group jumped in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade [. . .]	TanzaniaSports.com RSS Feed from The Beacon Journal Akron, Ohio