Which passage from the article best supports the notion that the sport of Double Dutch has expanded its reach? Today, there are teams in Asia, Africa, Europe, and Latin America, and it's no longer a game geared just to girls. With just two ropes and a few friends, players could enjoy hours of active fun on a sidewalk or playground. While becoming an elite competitor requires years of training, trying out this game is as easy as it was in the 1930s. Generations of kids know that skipping rope can be fun, but these adroit athletes aren't here just to jump for joy.
