The Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) powered the 60th Edition of Sundays On Cycle & Rope Skipping Sundays, bringing together athletes, youth participants, PSU representatives and fitness enthusiasts at the Syama Mookerjee Swimming Pool Complex, Delhi. The event highlighted the power of community participation, public institutions and sport in promoting a healthier and more active India.
Held on 8 February 2026 at 7:30 PM, the event combined high-energy rope skipping activities with the spirit of teamwork, discipline and social responsibility.
60th Edition Marks Another Milestone for Rope Skipping India
The 60th Edition marked another significant milestone in the ongoing journey of Sundays On Cycle and Rope Skipping Sundays.
Participants came together to experience an energetic fitness session while promoting the importance of regular physical activity. The involvement of PSU representatives further strengthened the message that public institutions and sporting communities can work together to encourage healthier lifestyles.
The evening created an atmosphere of enthusiasm and participation, with rope skipping drills adding energy to the fitness-focused programme.
Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) Promotes Fitness and Sport
The Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) continues to promote rope skipping across India through sporting competitions, training initiatives and community fitness activities.
With a presence across 24+ States & UTs, IRSF works to expand participation in rope skipping while supporting opportunities for athletes at different levels.
The Federation also provides technical support and officials for CBSE Rope Skipping Championships, helping promote consistent competition standards across the country.
Rope Skipping Brings Energy to Sundays On Cycle
Rope skipping was one of the key attractions of the 60th Edition, with participants taking part in energetic drills and fitness activities.
The sport combines coordination, rhythm, agility, speed and endurance, making it an engaging addition to community fitness programmes.
By bringing rope skipping into Sundays On Cycle, the initiative provides participants with an opportunity to discover the sport while enjoying an active and social fitness experience.
PSU Participation Strengthens the Fitness Movement
The participation of PSU representatives added an important dimension to the event.
Public sector organisations and sporting communities coming together can help strengthen awareness around fitness, discipline and healthy living. Their participation reflected the broader objective of encouraging more people to make physical activity part of their everyday lives.
The 60th Edition therefore represented more than a fitness session—it was a demonstration of collective participation and social responsibility.
Connecting Indian Athletes With Global Standards
Through its international associations and sporting initiatives, the Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) continues to create opportunities for Indian athletes to connect with global standards.
IRSF has international exposure through WIRSO, Belgium, while its alignment with IRSO standards supports the development of training and competition practices.
These connections contribute to the wider development of rope skipping in India and help athletes gain exposure to international approaches to the sport.
Supporting Inclusive Rope Skipping
The Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) also works towards making rope skipping more inclusive and accessible.
The Federation has recognition with the Olympic Associations of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh and collaborates with the Paralympic Committee of India for adaptive rope skipping.
Such initiatives help create opportunities for participation while encouraging greater inclusion within the sporting community.
Fit India Movement and Sundays On Cycle
The 60th Edition was conducted in partnership with the Sports Authority of India (SAI) under the Fit India Movement – Sundays On Cycle initiative.
Sundays On Cycle encourages people to embrace active lifestyles through cycling and other fitness activities. The addition of rope skipping creates another engaging way for participants to stay active and experience the benefits of regular movement.
The collaboration reflects a shared commitment towards building a fitter, healthier and more active India.
A Celebration of Fitness, Unity and Purpose
The 60th Edition brought together sport, community participation and institutional support in an energetic fitness programme.
From rope skipping drills to participation from PSU representatives and fitness enthusiasts, the event reflected the importance of working together to encourage healthier communities.
The Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF) remains committed to promoting rope skipping as both a competitive sport and an enjoyable fitness activity.
As Sundays On Cycle and Rope Skipping Sundays continue to grow, each edition provides another opportunity to inspire people to move more, stay active and contribute to the vision of a fitter India.
Together, we skip. Together, we move. Together, we build a fitter Bharat. 🇮🇳
Event Details
Event: 60th Edition – Sundays On Cycle & Rope Skipping Sundays
Date: 8 February 2026
Time: 7:30 PM
Venue: Syama Mookerjee Swimming Pool Complex, Delhi
Focus: Fitness, Rope Skipping, Cycling & Community Participation
Powered By: Indian Rope Skipping Federation (IRSF)
Partner: Sports Authority of India under the Fit India Movement
Our Handle: indianropeskipping