Martin Sports Plastic Segmented Jump Rope

Fitness is not a talent. It is a count you raise one turn at a time.

Cheap ropes kink, fray and tangle before the first unit is over.

Holds Its Arc: Plastic sections give the rope weight and shape. It turns in a clean circle instead of flopping on the floor.

Sections That Do Not Break: Martin builds the sections to be unbreakable over heavy nylon. The rope you hand out in September is still in the bin in June.

Lengths for Every Drill: Choose 7, 8, 9 or 10 feet for single jumpers. The 16 foot rope turns for double jumps with two students swinging and a line waiting to run in.

You Can Hear the Rhythm: Each turn taps the floor with a steady beat. A student finds the timing, then pushes the count past last week.

A Gym Staple for a Reason: Segmented ropes are the standard in school gyms because they last. Order once and spend the budget elsewhere.

Hand out a rope that lasts, then ask every student to beat their own count.