Double Dutch Aerobics with Stacee

02/20/2024

🌟🍿 FINAL CALL: Support Our Jump Rope Team’s Journey to Victory! 🍿🌟

Hey Team, Friends, and Family! 🎉

We’re on the final stretch of our journey to the FIRST Double Dutch Competition NADDOs Afro Jump, happening on March 2nd in Miami, Florida, and we need YOUR help to make it there. 🏆

Time is ticking, and with just 2 DAYS LEFT in our fundraiser, we’re reaching out for your support. We’ve set a bold goal of $2000 to cover travel, accommodation, and equipment, ensuring we arrive prepared and ready to win. Every popcorn purchase brings us one step closer to achieving this dream. 🌈

Why support us? 🤔 Because we’re not just jumping ropes; we’re leaping towards our goals, showcasing teamwork, dedication, and the thrill of competition. And with every pop, crackle, and munch of popcorn, you’re right there with us, fueling our dreams and aspirations. 🌟

🍿 Here’s How You Can Help: 🍿

1. Buy Popcorn: Choose your favorite flavor, and enjoy a delicious treat knowing you’re making a difference!
2. Spread the Word: Share this post with friends and family. The more, the merrier!

Let’s make this happen, team! Let’s show Miami what we’re made of. Your support means the world to us, and together, we can cross the finish line with flying colors. 🌈✨

Thank you for being part of our journey. Let’s hit that $2000 goal and make our Double Dutch dreams come true! 💪🍿

Click here to buy ultra-premium popcorn and 50% of your purchase benefits this fundraiser.

12/06/2023

11/29/2023

❄️Don’t let the cold keep you from your fitness goals! ❄️

03/04/2023

Before Venus & Serena Williams, there was Margaret and Matilda Peters. They were nicknamed “Pete” and “Repeat” for their doubles playing skills and last name. The Peters Sisters attended Tuskegee University in 1937.

While they were in college, segregation laws did not allow African Americans to compete against Whites, so the Peters sisters played in the American Tennis Association (ATA), which was created specifically to give African Americans a forum to play tennis competitively.

After graduating from Tuskegee University in 1942, they both continued to play tennis in the American Tennis Association. They won 14 Doubles Tennis titles between 1938 and 1953. Despite their great skill, the sisters were never allowed to compete against the great white Doubles Players of the time.

By the time the walls of segregation in tennis started falling, the Peters sisters were past their prime and were never able to compete in racially integrated matches. However, they gained fame as tennis stars. Margaret and Matilda Peters were inducted into the Tuskegee Hall of Fame in 1977.
Black women are legendary.
Black History is American History



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01/07/2023

Our very own Coach Michael Willis has been nominated for LifeChanger of the Year, a national program that recognizes educators for the positive difference they make in the lives of their students. We are so proud of our cousin Michael, so please join us in congratulating him for this very worthy recognition!
To support Coach Michael’s nomination (and maybe help him win the $10,000 National Grand Prize), visit his profile on the LifeChanger of the Year website and leave a comment about how Michael has changed your life. https://app.lifechangeroftheyear.com/nomination_detail.cfm?NominationID=9225

Position: Athletic Director School: Centennial Academy Charter School School District: Centennial Academy Charter School City, State: Atlanta, GA

12/14/2022

I hope your New Year’s resolution is to learn to jump Double Dutch 2023! I can teach you, in less than one minute! See you in class 12/31/22 Southern SOULtrition Lounge 9:00am!

11/25/2022

Getting the Grand in the ropes on Thanksgiving.