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About Frozen Ropes: Frozen Ropes provides player development support to several Major League organizations, colleges and thousands of high school and little league programs. With 42 locations across the U.S, Canada, and Europe, ESPN, Sports Illustrated, USA Today, Newsweek, and the NY Times have all featured Frozen Ropes in recent articles. All-stars Mariano Rivera and Manny Ramirez are the impetus behind the Frozen Ropes pitching and hitting model and both future Hall of Famers are featured in their own Instructional DVD's. New York Mets pitching coach Rick Peterson is the Frozen Ropes International Pitching Director. Tony Abbatine, the Frozen Ropes National Director of Instruction, lectures and teaches across the baseball industry with emphasis on pitch recognition and mental skills training.

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Jump rope skills for fun and fitness in grades K-12: jump into an activity that kids already do for fun.(Report) JOPERD--The Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance; 9/1/2009 ...Van Dyke, 2007). Jump rope activities have become increasingly...introducing K-12 students to a jump rope unit, it is important to convey...themselves by jumping over braided ropes, are considered to be the inventors of the jump rope (Older, 1998). In early... ...more

Enough rope to fascinate The Topeka Capital-Journal; 6/28/2009 ...feet finished. Eight strands makes a rope that's about a half-inch thick. While most of the ropes Murdie makes are nylon because it...makes a few sisal ropes. "Plastic rope is used more for work," Murdie said... ...more

Lobster fishermen shed floating rope Ellsworth exchange gathers 180,000 pounds Bangor Daily News Bangor, ME; 11/16/2009 ...you do with 180,000 pounds of unwanted rope? Most people never have to ponder this...last week as they traded in old floating rope for vouchers they can use to buy new whale...rule requiring lobstermen to use sinking rope on their multitrap trawl ground lines went... ...more