The 57th edition of Sundays on Cycle, in collaboration with the Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF), brought together cycling, rope skipping and community fitness in Delhi on Sunday, 18 January 2026. The initiative encouraged participants to embrace an active lifestyle and begin their Sunday with movement, energy and healthy habits through the combined spirit of Sundays on Cycle and Rope Skipping Sundays.
The Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) continues to promote rope skipping as an accessible and engaging sport that supports fitness, youth participation and community development. Through its association with the initiative, IRSF contributed to the growing movement encouraging people to stay active and make physical fitness a regular part of their lives.
The 57th Sundays on Cycle event was held at Vasant Kunj, opposite DAV School, Pocket B1, Delhi, beginning at 7:30 AM. Participants came together for an energetic morning that combined cycling and rope skipping while promoting the importance of regular physical activity.
57th Edition Brings Cycling and Rope Skipping Together
The Sundays on Cycle initiative provides a platform for communities to come together through fitness and physical activity. The 57th edition brought cycling and rope skipping together, highlighting two activities that can encourage people to develop healthier and more active lifestyles.
Participants were encouraged to move, jump and energise their Sunday through the spirit of Rope Skipping Sundays. The initiative demonstrated how simple physical activities can become powerful tools for promoting fitness when communities participate together.
Rope skipping is a dynamic activity that can help develop coordination, agility, endurance and overall physical fitness. Its inclusion in the Sundays on Cycle initiative provided participants with an opportunity to experience the energy and benefits of the sport in a community-focused environment.
Cycling and rope skipping also share a common message: fitness can be enjoyable, accessible and suitable for people looking to incorporate more movement into their daily routines.
Indian Rope Skipping Federation Promotes the Sport Nationwide
With a presence across 24+ States and Union Territories, the Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) continues its efforts towards the promotion and development of rope skipping across India.
IRSF is recognised by CBSE as the only authorised national body for technical support and officials for CBSE Rope Skipping Championships. The federation continues working towards strengthening opportunities for athletes, coaches and officials involved in the sport.
Through its association with WIRSO (Belgium) and IRSO, IRSF works to provide Indian athletes with opportunities for international exposure and alignment with global training and competition standards.
The 57th Edition also provided IRSF with an opportunity to showcase rope skipping as a sport that can connect athletes, young people and communities.
By supporting initiatives such as Sundays on Cycle, the federation also aims to introduce rope skipping to wider communities and encourage more children and young people to participate in physical activity.
Promoting Inclusivity and Sporting Excellence
The Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) continues to promote inclusivity, recognition and excellence for athletes involved in the sport.
With support from the Olympic Associations of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh and the Paralympic Committee of India, IRSF remains committed to encouraging wider participation and creating opportunities within the rope skipping community.
Community initiatives such as the 57th Sundays on Cycle demonstrate the value of bringing sporting organisations and participants together around a shared commitment to fitness and healthy living.
By creating opportunities for people to engage with cycling and rope skipping outside traditional competitive settings, such programmes help make sport and physical activity more accessible.
Supporting the Fit India Movement Through Sundays on Cycle
The 57th edition of Sundays on Cycle was part of the wider effort to encourage healthier lifestyles through regular physical activity.
In collaboration with the Sports Authority of India (SAI) under the Fit India Movement – Sundays on Cycle, the initiative continued to inspire people to make fitness an important part of their daily lives.
The event carried a simple but powerful message: one jump, one pedal and one healthy habit at a time.
Small and consistent actions can contribute towards building healthier lifestyles. Whether through cycling, rope skipping or other forms of physical activity, regular movement can help individuals develop positive habits and encourage communities to become more active together.
The enthusiastic participation at the Delhi edition reflected the growing interest in community fitness activities that combine sport, health and social engagement.
The success and participation surrounding the 57th Edition reflected the growing interest in community fitness activities that combine sport, health and social engagement.
57th Edition Event Details
The key details for the 57th edition of Sundays on Cycle with Rope Skipping were:
- Event: 57th Edition – Sundays on Cycle with Rope Skipping
- Date: 18 January 2026
- Time: 7:30 AM
- Venue: Vasant Kunj, Opposite DAV School, Pocket B1, Delhi
- Activities: Cycling and Rope Skipping
- Organisations: Sports Authority of India (SAI), Fit India Movement and Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF)
- Our Handle: IndianRopeSkipping
One Jump, One Pedal and One Healthy Habit at a Time
The 57th Sundays on Cycle with Rope Skipping represented another step towards encouraging people to embrace fitness and active living.
By bringing cycling and rope skipping together, the initiative created an energetic platform for participants to start their Sunday with movement and enthusiasm. It also reflected the continued commitment of the Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) towards promoting rope skipping as a sport that can engage communities and inspire people of different age groups.
The event reinforced the message that fitness does not always require complicated routines. Sometimes, a simple decision to ride a cycle, pick up a rope or spend time being physically active can become the beginning of a healthier habit.
As the Sundays on Cycle movement continues, the 57th Edition remains another example of how cycling and rope skipping can bring communities together through fitness.
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