Holden Love, right, invented a hula-hoop game he named “Catch and Tackle,” with Ellie Dupuis, center, and Quinton Clark. The object of the game is to tackle two hula-hoops with the roll of a third. Love said he loves to play football.

Holden Love, right, invented a hula-hoop game he named “Catch and Tackle,” with Ellie Dupuis, center, and Quinton Clark. The object of the game is to tackle two hula-hoops with the roll of a third. Love said he loves to play football.

Colorful athletic shoes filled Linderman Gym for the Jump Rope For Heart event.

For at least 20 years, Linderman Elementary School has held a Jump Rope For Heart event in the Linderman Gymnasium.

For at least 20 years, Linderman Elementary School has held a Jump Rope For Heart event in the Linderman Gymnasium.

Justin Soderquist his happy to test his skill through a colorful agility ladder.

Tyneesha Brown jumps rope with her mother, Rebecca.

Winner Ramzi Maaliki raised the most money for the American Heart Association at $411.

Winner Ramzi Maaliki raised the most money for the American Heart Association at $411.

Hope Morrison jumps sky-high.

For at least 20 years, Linderman Elementary School has held a Jump Rope For Heart event in the Linderman Gymnasium.

Children run through a large jump rope, hoping to avoid getting tangled.

Sami Dolberry seems to have endless energy at the Jump Rope For Heart event at Linderman Gym.

Tyneesha Brown participated in the Jump Rope For Heart event.

For at least 20 years, Linderman Elementary School has held a Jump Rope For Heart event in the Linderman Gymnasium.

Linderman fourth-grader Zenash Groves spins a bright hula-hoop Friday during Jump Rope For Heart.

Linderman fourth-grader Zenash Groves spins a bright hula-hoop Friday during Jump Rope For Heart.

Annabelle Gunderson did her part by raising $311 for cardiac research and eduction.