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Approximately 630 students and adults Monday morning at Jenny Lind Elementary School participated in a statewide effort to break the world's simultaneous jump rope record.

Jenny Lind students look at surpassing world jump rope record

By Nick Baptista

   Jenny Lind Elementary School students and staff participated in a statewide effort Monday morning to break the current Guinness Book of World Records for the most people jumping or skipping rope at the same time along with raising more than $2,200 toward efforts to prevent childhood heart disease.

   The Jenny Lind students and staff joined more than 80,000 others in the state at 9 a.m. in a 10½-minute effort to break the simultaneously jump rope record held by Australia. Jenny Lind’s participation numbers reached 630 students and adults.

   In addition to taking a crack at breaking the world record, which Australia set at 59,000 jumpers, Jenny Lind supported the American Heart Association’s Jump Rope for Heart annual event as well as completing the California's Governor's Physical Fitness Challenge where students must exercise for 30 minutes per day at least three days a week for at least a month, said Principal Amy Hasselwander.

   Jenny Lind has participated in the Governor's Physical Fitness Challenge the past three years, but this was the first time the school was involved in the Jump Rope for Heart event, she added.

   The thought was students would raise a dollar each to help the American Heart Association in its effort to prevent childhood heart disease, but the students exceeded those expectations, Hasselwander said.

   To break the record, students and staff jumped rope for three three-minute periods, with 10-second breaks in between and then finished with an additional minute of jump roping.

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