This page is all about Jumping Stilts as seen on TV! Whether it's Pro-Jump / Projump trademarked stilts or other brands such as Poweriser, Powerskips, Powerizer, 7 league boots, Velocity Stilts, FlyJumpers, Sky runners etc we want to know! If you know of any programmes coming soon on TV where stilts are used let us know so we can give the sport of Powerbocking / Projumping more coverage!


15th March 08 - BBC1 Breakfast show will be showing powerbocking scouts training to take part in The Sports Relief Mile on their Powerbocks. The bockers will be joined by the BBC presenter Mike Bushall who will be doing the sports relief powerbocking challenge mile in Manchester. Please click here for more info around the country where bockers are taking part in this event.

2nd April 08 - A group of Powerbockers will be featured on the BBC3 programme Freaky Eaters on the 2nd of April at 9pm.


16th November 07: Bockers helped raise money for Children in Need and managed to set a record for most bockers in one place.


12th April 07: A group of Powerbocking enthusiasts who collectively call themselves "Jurassic Jumpers" based in the south of England appeared on Meridian Tonight (Local news). Ian Jamieson and John Simkins of Pro-Jump 101 also joined the Jurassic Jumpers for this event.


February 07: On Saturday 24th Feb Mikael Lindstrom & Mattias Lindstrom (Swebounce & Hemoves) will be performing on Graham Norton's When will I be famous BBC 1 show. Here's a short description of the brothers taken from the bbc website:
" Name: Swe Bounce Age: 27
Talent: Acrobatics using spring stilts
Background: Swe Bounce, real name Mattias Lindstrom, began learning circus skills as the age of 16 when he decided that school was not for him and he wanted to be in the circus. He doesn't come from a circus family, but now performs professionally with his younger brother, Mikael. Mattias was taught at Cirkus Cirkors circus school in Sweden where he learned acrobatics, trampolining, juggling and stilt walking. It was here, in his first year at the school, that he heard about power skipping, also known as spring stilt walking, and convinced his head teacher to invest in some powerskippers. Mattias had heard about them through the internet and was keen to test them out. He took to them immediately, with his expertise in stilt walking and trampolining proving to be invaluable experience."



February 07: A pair of Pro-Jump Stilts were given away by Pro-Jump.co.uk to the CBBC Smile show and were featured as a star price in the children's competition on BBC2.

December 06: Pro-Jump stilts were used on the Jonathan Ross Show on BBC 1 and displayed by "Brucie" a member of the Pro-Jump display team.