Jump! The sky is the limit!
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Also known as National Reach as High as You Can Day in the United States, the holiday is a reminder that if you try hard enough, almost anything is possible.
How to Celebrate?
- Start working on that big project you never thought you would start.
- Try your hand at that thing you thought was impossible; you never know you may succeed. And if you don’t, at least you tried.
- Take the day literally and spend some time playing on a trampoline. Or take a ride in a hot air balloon. Or start taking flying lessons.
Did You Know...
...that the record for the highest jump in recent history is held by Javier Sotomayor of Cuba? In 1993, he jumped 2.45 meters or 8.25 feet.
Reach as High as You Can Day Observances
| Year | Weekday | Date | Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Mon | Apr 14 | Reach as High as You Can Day |
| 2026 | Tue | Apr 14 | Reach as High as You Can Day |
| 2027 | Wed | Apr 14 | Reach as High as You Can Day |
| 2028 | Fri | Apr 14 | Reach as High as You Can Day |
| 2029 | Sat | Apr 14 | Reach as High as You Can Day |
| 2030 | Sun | Apr 14 | Reach as High as You Can Day |
| 2031 | Mon | Apr 14 | Reach as High as You Can Day |
| 2032 | Wed | Apr 14 | Reach as High as You Can Day |
| 2033 | Thu | Apr 14 | Reach as High as You Can Day |
| 2034 | Fri | Apr 14 | Reach as High as You Can Day |