Posted by Arnaldo Acosta on 7.31.18 in AArrow News, Las Vegas, San Diego, Washington D.C
Once just a low-wage job for teenagers outside of sandwich spots, sign-spinning is now a fleshed-out and fiercely competitive sport. Twenty-year old Kendric Washington isn’t able to fully describe the maneuver that earned him AArrow’s 2018 sign-spinning world championship, but he’s willing to try. It starts with a back handspring, with the cardboard in […]
Posted by Arnaldo Acosta on 7.29.18 in AArrow News
Congratulations to Jacob Mitchell on Winning #TSSC 2018 For the first time ever Texas Sign Spinning Championship took place at the Volente Beach Resort. Some of the best spinners in the world reside in Texas and the competition reflected just that! Check out the recap of the event.
Posted by Arnaldo Acosta on 7.13.18 in Blog
Florida’s Kaadeem Grant Shows out on Freestyle Friday We are back again with the weekly segment of Freestyle Friday, where some of the best sign spinners in the world showcase their skills. This week features Florida All-Star Kaadeem Grant. Originally, Kaadeem began his career in our DC market. Since then he has not only moved up the AArrow […]
Posted by Arnaldo Acosta on 7.12.18 in Austin, Blog
AArrow Austin joins the Fun at Alamo Drafthouse It was all smiles, on the opening night of the highly anticipated comedy “Sorry to Bother You”. AArrow Austin had the opportunity to engage and entertain moviegoers, with their eye-catching performance as they arrived at Alamo Drafthouse. Known for its creative opening nights and our sign spinners made sure […]
Posted by Arnaldo Acosta on 7.7.18 in Blog
3 Time World Sign Spinning Champion Appears on Freestyle Friday If you don’t know who Kadeem Johnson is you should. In the sign spinning world, Kadeem is in a league of his own. He is the only 3 time World Sign Spinning Champion in history and is an annual favorite to win the […]
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