Double Dutch is experiencing a comeback. The jump rope style, which involves two ropes turned in opposite directions, has been kept alive in the Black community.

There are several traditions in Black American culture that almost seem like a rite of passage to many. One specific tradition that many share no matter what part of the country you’re in is Double ...

There's jump rope, and then there's double Dutch jump rope. "It's jump rope and instead of one single rope, we're jumping in the middle of 2 jump ropes," LaDonna Reed said. "It's a 1-2 beat, so they ...

On command, double dutch turners grab their ropes, jumpers assume their positions. Judges gaze downward, counting the steps of each jumper. The spectators eagerly sit at attention -- ready to catch a ...

Amidst life's challenges, Pamela Robinson founded the 40Plus Double Dutch Club, fostering community and empowerment for women ...

In 1974 and over the next 10 years after that, the American Double Dutch League hosted citywide competitions at New York City’s esteemed Lincoln Center. Two New York City police detectives—double ...

Melissa Quayle (third from left) is taking double Dutch to the streets of NYC, as well as city parks. Roger Kisby The sun is setting on the first warm day of the year in Manhattan, and 63-year-old ...

The founder of the 40+ Double Dutch Club, Pamela Robinson stopped by ABC 7 Eyewitness to talk about her new documentary now streaming on Tubi. Robinson's son has filmed a documentary about the group, ...

You've probably seen it in school yards -- kids doing fancy jumps between two moving ropes. Double Dutch is often considered a street game associated mostly with black girls. But there are serious ...

You had already mastered skipping rope solo, but jumping in a single rope had you and your two friends bored. And really, seeing all the older girls jumping Double Dutch made you want to be a "big ...