(#73) Kelsy Moe Porter - Why Jump Rope Is Family, Becoming A Competitive Jump Rope Coach, And The Mindset Of A World Champion The Nate K-G Podcast

"And everybody [on the All Star team] was just so pumped about it! Talk about just meshing together with people... it was so fun!" — Kelsy Moe Porter

Kelsy Moe Porter is a world champion jumper, coach of the Summerwind Skippers competitive jump rope team, and one of the inaugural All Star team members. We dig into loads of competitive jump rope culture in this episode. Everyone will be able to take away some great wisdom from our chat, and especially current competitive team coaches, as well as athletes. We talk about the "Golden Age" of competition, the very first All Star team, performing on America's Got Talent, training to win a world championship, keeping athletes engaged during the pandemic, the making of Lee Reisig's Jumptown, and so much more! You do NOT want to miss the show notes for this episode - they are packed full of videos that we reference during our conversation. You can check that out over at natekg.com.

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Past guests on the podcast include: Unconventional Ropestress Sonny Smith, Luke Boon, Mike Fry, LJ LaVecchia, Coach Chris Walker, The Jump Rope Dudes,
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If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to spread the sport of jump rope! I also love reading the reviews!
For show notes and past guests, please visit natekg.com/jump-rope-blog.
Check out everything new I'm doing (tutorials, email newsletter, combos, etc.) at natekg.com/new.
Discover Nate's jump rope coaching programs: natekg.com/coaching.
Follow Nate:
Instagram: instagram.com/nate_kg
YouTube: youtube.com/CoachNateKG
Facebook: facebook.com/natekg