Rajinder Singh MBE, widely known as the Skipping Sikh, is an internationally recognised fitness advocate, motivational speaker and community champion who has inspired millions of people around the world to embrace movement, resilience and healthy living.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Rajinder became a global symbol of hope after sharing his daily skipping workouts online, motivating people of all ages and abilities to stay active during lockdown. His infectious energy, positivity and commitment to improving physical and mental wellbeing earned him widespread recognition and a devoted following across social media.
In recognition of his outstanding services to health and fitness during the pandemic, Rajinder was awarded an MBE. His work has been celebrated by national and international media, and he has inspired people from all backgrounds to believe that age, culture and circumstance should never be barriers to living an active life.
A passionate advocate for community wellbeing, Rajinder regularly delivers motivational talks, fitness demonstrations and workshops for schools, charities, businesses and community organisations. His message centres on perseverance, discipline, positivity and the belief that small, consistent actions can transform lives.
Known for his trademark turban, smile and skipping rope, the Skipping Sikh has become a powerful ambassador for diversity, inclusion and healthy ageing. Through his work, he continues to challenge stereotypes, encourage healthier lifestyles and show that fitness is for everyone.
Rajinder's mission is simple: to inspire people to move more, believe in themselves and discover that it's never too late to make a positive change. He will have done 7 full marathons this September and did his first one in his 70s.