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Jamba Juice and CAHPERD join to introduce the 2010 Jamba Jump Day event

Published on January 8, 2010 at 6:39 AM · No Comments

Jamba Juice Company and The California Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (CAHPERD) announced today its shared mission to keep California's children healthy and active with the 2010 Jamba Jump Day(TM) event -- a mass attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the "Most People Jumping/Skipping Rope at the Same Time". On Monday, February 1, 2010, at 9am, CAHPERD and Jamba Juice will lead Californians in schools, nonprofit organizations, businesses, service organizations and clubs statewide as they jump rope simultaneously for 10 minutes -- getting participant's hearts pumping and encouraging heart-healthy living.

Coordinated via live webcast and broadcast online, CAHPERD and Jamba Juice expect over 80,000 people to participate, breaking the current Australian record of 59,000 skippers. Taking place at over 2,000 sites throughout the State of California and expanding to the California Congressional offices in Washington D.C., select volunteers will be warmed up with Jamba Juice's delicious, steel cut, oatmeal as they prepare to make this ground-breaking record.

"We are very excited about our new title partnership with Jamba Juice," said Kathleen Cordes, CAHPERD President. "Jamba shares our commitment to inspire kids to be healthy and active. Our CAHPERD members are professionals that encourage California's children to move every day, to promote fitness and help ward off childhood obesity. However, being active and exercising regularly is only half of the health equation. The other half needed to achieve lifelong health is nutrition. Our kids must learn to eat right every day, as well as exercise -- and they must eat breakfast, if we expect them to do well in school. Our partnership with Jamba will allow us to tell that story perfectly. Through our Jamba Jump Day campaign, we will teach kids to be 'heart healthy' through regular aerobic activity -- like jumping rope -- and eating a breakfast that supports heart health*, like Jamba oatmeal, every day. Plus, we will be having fun and breaking a World Record in the process!"

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