ERSO — European Rope Skipping Organisation

About

ERSO was founded in the 1990's. More information can be found on their website erso.info

Web Presence

ERSO was early with a website and http://erso.org fragments of the early design in use 1999-2006 can be found on the Internet Archive.

The site was redesigned around July-August 2006 but stayed on the same http://erso.org domain. Fragments of this design can be found on the Internet Archive.

The site was redesigned again late-2008 and moved to http://erso.info fragments of which can be found on the Internet Archive.

The site was redesigned again late-2009, staying as http://erso.info fragments of this design Which stayed until November 2020 can be found on the Internet Archive.

In November 2020 ERSO redesigned it's site once again, loosing it's classical yellow background. This design can be found on https://erso.info you notice that ERSO has historically been good at transferring old content across site redesigns, and results all the way back to the early 1990's can still be found on this design.

Competitions

As of August 2022, ERSO has held the following competitions

1. 1991—European Team Championships—Ghent, Belgium
2. 1992—European Team Championships—Antwerp, Belgium
3. 1993—European Team Championships—Leuven, Belgium
4. 1994—European Team Championships—Ishøj, Denmark
5. 1995—European Team Championships—Höllviken, Sweden
6. 1995—European Masters Championships—Apeldoorn, The Netherlands
7. 1996—European Team Championships—Street, United Kingdom
8. 1997—European Team Championships—Barcelona, Spain
9. 1998—European Team Championships—Amsterdam, The Netherlands
10. 1998—European Masters Championships—Rockenhausen, Germany
11. 1999—European Team Championships—Budapest, Hungary
12. 2000—European Team Championships—Knebel, Denmark
13. 2000—European Masters Championships—Grieskirchen, Austria
14. 2001—European Team Championships—Loughborough, United Kingdom
15. 2002—European Masters Championships—Fredericia, Denmark
16. 2003—European Team Championships—Paris, France
17. 2004—European Masters Championships—Eger, Hungary
18. 2005—European Team Championships—Loughborough, United Kingdom
19. 2006—European Masters Championships—Roskilde, Denmark
20. 2007—European Team Championships—Veldhoven, The Netherlands
21. 2007—International Double Dutch Competition—Paris, France
22. 2008—European Masters Championships—Nagykanizsa, Hungary
23. 2009—European Team Championships—Höllviken, Sweden
24. 2009—International Double Dutch Competition—Paris, France
25. 2010—European Masters Championships—Antwerp, Belgium
26. 2011—European Team Championships—Nagykanizsa, Hungary
27. 2011—International Double Dutch Competition—Paris, France
28. 2012—European Masters Championships—Nagykanizsa, Hungary
29. 2013—European Team and Masters Championships—Aalborg, Denmark
30. 2014—European Show Contest—Graz, Austria
31. 2015—European Team and Masters Championships—Idar-Oberstein, Germany
32. 2016—European Show Contest—Prague, Czech Repulic
33. 2017—European Team and Masters Championships—Braga, Portugal
34. 2018—European Show Contest—Bratislava, Slovakia
35. 2019—European Team and Masters Championships—Graz, Austria
36. 2021—European Show Contest—Mechelen, Belgium
37. 2022—European Team and Masters Championships—Bratislava, Slovakia

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