Disney Channel alum Corbin Bleu has fans jumping for joy with a recent display of his jump rope skills.
The 35-year-old actor took to social media to show off his impressive double-dutch moves, sparking a wave of nostalgia for his starring role in the 2007 film Jump In!
Bleu's TikTok video features him effortlessly jumping rope within a fast-paced double-dutch sequence, with his own song ‘Push It to the Limit’ playing in the background.
A playful caption on the video reads, “POV: It's been 17 years since you Jumped In,” followed by the caption, “Still got it,” in the Instagram post where he revealed the clip was filmed between performances of his current Off-Broadway role in Little Shop of Horrors.
In ‘Jump In!,’ Bleu played Izzy Daniels, a young boxer who discovers a passion for jump rope after joining a double-dutch team led by Mary Thomas, played by Keke Palmer.
The film's director, Paul Hoen, praised both Bleu and Palmer for their exceptional physical talent in a 2022 interview, highlighting the demanding nature of the jump rope routines.
Earlier this month, Bleu spoke to PEOPLE about his “epic” 2016 wedding to Sasha Clements, a fellow High School Musical alum.
Recalling his most cherished memory from the wedding, Bleu described the emotional moment of seeing his wife for the first time as she walked down the aisle. “The world shifted,” he said referring to the overwhelming feeling he experienced.
Celebrating 13 years together, Bleu expressed his deep admiration for his wife. “She makes me feel like every day is worth living,” he said, showering her with compliments about her kindness, intelligence, and unwavering support. He lovingly referred to her as “my person” and “soulmate.”
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