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SPORTS BANTER  | Romeo Mislang, Jarren Bañares, at Vince Ona. Ang ating mga Atleta at Coach sa Jump Rope.  For more news, visit:  ►https://www.ptvnews.ph/  Subscribe to our DailyMotion Channel: ►http://www.dailymotion.com/peoples-television-incorporated  Subscribe to our YouTube channel: ►http://www.youtube.com/ptvphilippines  Like our Facebook pages: ►PTV: http://facebook.com/PTVph  ►Rise and Shine Pilipinas: https://www.facebook.com/riseandshinepilipinas  Follow us on Twitter:  ►http://twitter.com/PTVph  Follow us on Instagram: ►https://www.instagram.com/ptvph  Watch our livestream on:  ►http://ptvnews.ph/livestream/ ►https://www.dailymotion.com/PTVPhilippines  Watch our News Programs, every Mondays to Fridays  Rise and Shine Pilipinas - 6:00 - 7:00 am | 7:30 - 8:00 am Balitang Pambansa - 7:00 - 7:30 am | 12:00 - 12:30 pm | 6:00 - 6:30pm | 9:30 - 10:00 pm PTV Sports - 8:00 - 9:00 am Bagong Pilipinas Ngayon - 12:30 - 1:00 pm Sentro Balita - 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Ulat Bayan - 6:30 pm - 7:00 pm PTV News Tonight -  10:00 pm - 10:30 pm  Saturday & Sunday: ►Sentro Balita Weekend - 1:30 - 2:00 pm ►Ulat Bayan Weekend - 6:15 pm - 7:00 pm

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00:00PTV Sports is back and for our sports banter, we have Romeo Mislam, Jaren Baniares, and Vince Onang, our athletes and coaches for Jump Rope.

00:17Good morning, gentlemen.

00:18Good morning.

00:19This morning is a bit interesting, right?

00:22Jump Rope.

00:23But first, how did you compete in Jump Rope?

00:29Alright, so, Jump Rope as a competitive sport, a lot of people don't know that it can be a competitive sport.

00:39So, basically, there are a lot of categories, but the main sport of Jump Rope is freestyle.

00:47So, you're going to do a routine, different tricks, different difficulty, and yeah, that's where the sport of Jump Rope revolves.

00:56I think last year, our Philippine Jump Rope team competed in China.

01:03How was your experience in the competition in China, Romeo?

01:06It was a super good experience.

01:09China was also super good.

01:13It was an open-minded competition.

01:17Of course, it was surprising that there are so many competitors from different countries.

01:24How about you, Jaren?

01:25Although it was a lot of pressure, but since we brought the Philippines, we still did everything.

01:31Can you tell us when you started competing?

01:36How did you discover that you can compete in this sport?

01:41So, I started in 2022, I think.

01:44Yeah.

01:45And then, I said, this is fun.

01:48I said, I'll try to become an athlete.

01:49And then, I continued.

01:51So, yeah.

01:52Yes.

01:53So, I started during the pandemic.

01:56So, at first, it was for health reasons.

02:00And then, I discovered that Jump Rope is really wide.

02:04And it really is competitive.

02:06So, I'm a competitive person.

02:08And it's really fun and competitive at the same time.

02:13So, I really enjoyed it.

02:15And you can really learn a lot when it comes to Jump Rope.

02:19How about you, Romeo?

02:20So, I started before the pandemic in 2020, in March.

02:24And then, I discovered Tricks 2021 in Luxor.

02:28So, our coach, Sir Ruben, and IJ, who is the Philippine head coach of PGRA, asked me if I wanted to be competitive or just for fun.

02:41So, I'm competitive too.

02:43I like challenges.

02:44And Jump Rope is really good.

02:46Because you can learn a lot from Jump Rope.

02:50And, of course, it improves your coordination, timing, and mental health.

02:53And it depends on something.

02:55Partner, you know, I remember this.

02:58During the pandemic, there were a lot of people who jumped on Jump Rope.

03:02All sports were shut down.

03:03All sports were shut down.

03:04You can do it indoor or outdoor.

03:06Even if it's virtual, you can do competitions because there's Jump Rope.

03:10I remember this because there are a lot of people doing tricks on TikTok.

03:13It's trending on Facebook, Facebook Reels, and IG Stories.

03:16A lot of people are jumping on Jump Rope.

03:19Were you one of those people?

03:21Yes, were you also posting on Jump Rope during the pandemic?

03:24Were you also trending on TikTok?

03:26Yes, actually, that's where Jump Rope really started.

03:30At first, it was just for fun.

03:32And the people online, they have a lot of fun.

03:38They're doing Jump Rope at the same time.

03:41Dancing on it.

03:42Some music and all.

03:43And then, we discovered that it became a sport in other countries.

03:49Like, the kids started as early as 4 or 5 years old to train.

03:56But in the Philippines, the level is not like that yet.

04:00So, it really started with Jump Dance.

04:06Dancing with the rope.

04:08Doing different fun tricks.

04:11Footworks and all.

04:12Actually, the community of Jump Rope is really nice.

04:15I remember this, partner.

04:16There are a lot of people.

04:17If it's trending now, Jump Rope was really popular before.

04:23Up until now, there are still a lot of people.

04:26Actually, I also tried.

04:29You just went there?

04:31Actually, I'm a lazy person.

04:36I discovered that I can't jump.

04:39I don't have to jump anymore.

04:42It's called rope flow.

04:44Yes, rope flow.

04:46It's like a jump rope, but it's not a jump.

04:48You can't jump.

04:50You don't have to jump too high?

04:51You don't have to jump.

04:52Even if it's just a towel, you're still like that.

04:55That's scary.

04:56Search for teammates, rope flow.

04:59Maybe next time, we'll interview the rope flow lady.

05:03Next week, I'll sample Paolo Salamat.

05:06Jump Rope is interesting.

05:08There are a lot of sports that have evolved.

05:11But going back to the question,

05:14can you share with us how you train?

05:19Because I saw here that there are three of you.

05:24There are two of you.

05:25It's like a modern jump rope.

05:26It's a double touch.

05:27Yes.

05:28It's also a competition.

05:31There's a team and a pair of double touch.

05:35And you're not just standing.

05:38There's also a trick.

05:40It's like you're pushing up.

05:42It's not easy.

05:43It's like a modern jump rope.

05:46There are a lot of people involved.

05:53In jump rope, you can dance.

05:55But at the same time, you can do gymnastics.

05:57There are a lot of areas that you can hit.

06:03There are many types of pillars.

06:05Power, footwork, releases.

06:08In rope flow, it's like controlling the rope.

06:12Even if you're not jumping, you're controlling the rope.

06:14And then we have multiples.

06:17I think those are the double unders, triple unders.

06:22There are quads.

06:24Four rotations in one jump.

06:34Since you mentioned that you're training different kinds of tricks.

06:39Of course, there are different divisions.

06:41There are single spheres.

06:42What are your preparations for this year?

06:44Since last year, you came from China.

06:46For this year, what are the upcoming competitions for jump rope?

06:49This July 26 to August 3.

06:52There's IGRU, which is International Jump Rope Committee.

06:55There's IOT, which is International Open Tournament,

07:00and World Open Tournament.

07:02Where will it be held?

07:03It will be held in Japan, in Kurtsukawasari.

07:06It's the same venue as last year.

07:09Maybe we'll be invited.

07:11Maybe we'll be invited to a jump rope competition.

07:13Jaren, how many years have you been joining jump rope?

07:18What's the most important thing for you in jump rope?

07:21Health-wise, and of course, being an athlete.

07:24For me, it boosted my confidence.

07:26Since they told me,

07:28you're fat, you can't do this, you can't do that.

07:30That's when I realized that I can do it.

07:34That's when my confidence boosted.

07:36For servants, you've mentioned earlier that

07:39this was just for health purposes before for you.

07:43How did this become healthy for you?

07:49During the pandemic, I grew up.

07:53Of course, there were no activities, just eating.

07:57It's an intense workout.

08:02It's more intense than running.

08:04It can burn a lot of calories.

08:07It helped me a lot.

08:09First, I lost weight.

08:13Second, mentally.

08:15Third, my emotions changed.

08:21My mood changed.

08:23Overall, holistically, it can help you.

08:27Physically and mentally?

08:28Yes.

08:29For Sir Romeo.

08:31Sir Romeo, how did this jump rope help you?

08:35Since it's an intense cardio,

08:37it can improve your coordination, timing,

08:41presence of mind,

08:43picking up things,

08:45your choreography,

08:47and your confidence.

08:49I don't know how to dance,

08:51but with the jump rope, I can dance.

08:54With the two left feet on the jump rope.

08:58You can dance.

09:01If you want to challenge yourself,

09:05and get rid of your stress,

09:07use the jump rope.

09:08Let's talk about your competitions.

09:11Can you tell us about your upcoming competitions,

09:14tournaments, preparations,

09:16and what are you aiming for?

09:21For the Philippines,

09:25there's a competition called Jump Dance.

09:28I think it's the third year now.

09:31It's good for beginners.

09:35Everyone is welcome.

09:38If you want to try jump rope as a sport,

09:42it's a perfect opportunity.

09:44I think it's going to be in May.

09:46It's the national competition here in the Philippines.

09:50Technically, it's a group.

09:54Different groups.

09:56You're going to dance with the rope,

09:59with the music and all.

10:01When it comes to international competitions,

10:03there's IGRU.

10:05After that, there's IGRU.

10:07There's also China.

10:08There are lots of other competitions,

10:10like Thailand, Singapore,

10:12and Korea.

10:14My main focus is IGRU.

10:17There are a lot of countries there.

10:19IGRU, International Jump Rope Union.

10:22Where will this be held?

10:25IGRU is in Japan.

10:27We're looking forward to it.

10:29Good luck with your competition this year.

10:31For our teammates,

10:33what's your message to them?

10:35Especially for your teammates who are good at jump rope,

10:37what's your message to them?

10:39And of course, message to all your teammates.

10:41You can give a shout-out to your teammates.

10:43Go ahead.

10:45I'll go first.

10:47Shout-out to my school.

10:49Shout-out to my school, Universal College.

10:52Thank you for supporting me.

10:54Thank you for supporting me in jump rope.

10:57And thank you to my coaches,

10:59IJ and Coach Irvin.

11:01And look at my family. Thank you.

11:05I just want to invite everyone,

11:09especially those who want to try jump rope.

11:13Let's try it.

11:15It's super fun.

11:17If you enjoy running, you'll enjoy jump rope.

11:19And then, I really want to invite everyone

11:23to support the Philippine athletes of jump rope.

11:27We really need your help

11:29to make jump rope bigger as a sport here.

11:33Not only for health,

11:35but also as a sport.

11:39I really want to thank our coaches,

11:43IJ and PGRA.

11:49They are supporting us for our competitions.

11:54I just want to promote them.

11:58We do coaching.

12:02You can follow me on IG, Facebook,

12:06Upward Philippines.

12:08If you want to learn more about jump rope,

12:10the basics, the fundamentals of it,

12:12you can follow me and message me there.

12:15Last one, Romeo.

12:17Again, thank you for inviting PGRA here

12:20to PTB Sports.

12:22I just want to thank PGRA,

12:25IJ, Samuel, Sugino,

12:28and of course, the team.

12:30Again, I do coaching.

12:34If you want to learn jump rope basics,

12:36technical difficulties of jump rope,

12:38from zero to advanced,

12:41I do coaching.

12:43Just find Rome on IG,

12:46and Romeo on Facebook.

12:48Thank you so much.

12:50Sir Romeo, Sir Vince, and Sir Jaren.

12:54We saw the Philippine Jump Rope Association team members.

12:58Thank you so much.

13:00Good morning to all of you.

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