Annapolis inventor makes the jump _ without the ropeThe Associated Press - Dec 26, 2006
Working off his boat with a laptop and wireless card, he's gone out on his own, quitting his day job and starting his life as a full-time entrepreneur who hopes to sell his fitness product and help others sell theirs through his company, Under Sail Marketing.
http://www.examiner.coml Getting a jump on exerciseWaiting for the New Year? The fitness industry wants you to know it's never too early to start thinking about buying new equipment
Sacramento Bee - December 17, 2006
Disgusted by chocolate Santas on store shelves before you can say "Trick or treat?" Well gang, the fitness industry has duly noted the effectiveness of premature product peddling.
http://www.sacbee.com/273/story/92778.html Ropeless Jump 'Rope' Helps Shed Pounds TheWBALChannel.com - November 21, 2006 (video)
ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- Many people look for a way to lose a few pounds after the Thanksgiving holiday, and an Annapolis man thinks he may have the solution...
http://www.thewbalchannel.com/health/10373785/detail.html No More Tripping Up Washington Post Express - October 24, 2006
Download PDF (700k) JumpSnap Helping Rythmless Jump Rope Get Healthy 4 Life - NBC4.com Washington DC (video)
A new ropeless jump rope is helping a lot of people during their workout.
http://www.nbc4.com/video/9678100/index.html#
Press Release
JumpSnap Launches as the World’s First Ropeless Jump Rope Annapolis, MD – August 14, 2006 – Under Sail Marketing, LLC today introduced and made available for sale JumpSnap (www.jumpsnap.com), the World’s first ropeless jump rope and newest evolution of the classic exercise. Designed for any age, fitness level and athletic ability, JumpSnap’s inventor lost 50 pounds and 6 inches on his waist proving it works. Download PDF
Inventor makes the jump - without the rope
The Capital, Annapolis, Md. – July 16, 2006
Brad LaTour's business can be found at C Dock, slip 208, at Mears Marina. Working off his boat with a laptop and wireless card, he's recently gone out on his own, quitting his day job and starting his life as a full-time entrepreneur who hopes to sell his fitness product and help others sell theirs through his new company, Under Sail Marketing.
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