Competitive Sign Spinning featured on Houston Now! Yes, competitive sign spinning exists. Yes, sign spinning is a sport. Yes, there is a sign spinning championship. These are all questions that every AArrow Sign Spinner is familiar with, and for damn sure, tired of answering. Trust me, we’ve heard it all. Competitive Sign Spinning is definitely […]
Posted by Arnaldo Acosta on 5.16.18 in AArrow News, Blog, News, Phoenix, USA
Arizona’s own Shamon Ingram Wins the award for the first time in his career Shamon Ingram has been named Spinner of the month for May 2018. For the last 3 years, Shamon has been burning up the corners in Arizona with his entertaining sign spinning skills! It’s tough to miss his gigantic smile and hilarious dance […]
Posted by Arnaldo Acosta on 5.7.18 in Blog
AArrow!! Here is your Freestyle Friday of the week featuring AArrow DMV’s own Nelden Meyers! Nelden is known for his unique blend of athletic ability and creative tricks. Combining his background in martial arts you can see where he gets his style from! Get prepared to enjoy some pretty amazing sign spinning from a seasoned vet! #FreestyleFriday #AArrowSignSpinners […]
Posted by Arnaldo Acosta on 2.24.18 in AArrow News, Blog, Las Vegas, Washington D.C
LAS VEGAS, NV – On Saturday February 17th, 2018, 20-year-old Kendric Washington from Maryland was named the 2018 AArrow Sign Spinning World Champion at the Fremont Street Experience. Washington beat out more than 100 AArrow Sign Spinners from 10 countries around the globe for the number one spot in the world. Washington received a $5,000 […]
Posted by Arnaldo Acosta on 9.25.17 in AArrow News, Blog
Sept 13, 2017 Sign Spinning is an Actual Competitive Sport To most sign spinning as a competitive sport is a bit far-fetched. I mean really, how can you take a day job and turn it into an actual sport? In reality, the competitive side of sign spinning is exactly what makes the AArrow Sign Spinners so unique. When […]
Posted by Arnaldo Acosta on 9.20.17 in Blog, Houston, Los Angeles, San Antonio
Spinning for Relief: The AArrow Sign Spinners Partner with American Red Cross to Raise Awareness for Hurricane Relief LOS ANGELES, CA – The AArrow Sign Spinners, the leading global sign spinning firm, have rallied its employees in markets across the nation to encourage others to donate to the relief efforts underway for Hurricane Harvey and […]
Posted by Arnaldo Acosta on 8.7.17 in AArrow News, Blog, Las Vegas, Los Angeles
Sign Spinning School via San Fernando Valley Business Journal Written by Mark R. Madler At the Southwest corner of Magnolia Boulevard and Tujunga Avenue, young men line up with aarrow-shaped signs in hand. At the head of the line is Justin Brown, an employee of AArrow Inc. and the instructor of the afternoon’s free sign-spinning class […]
Posted by Arnaldo Acosta on 5.2.17 in AArrow News, Blog, San Antonio, USA
Mark Dandridge Aka Rad Dad named April’s Spinner of the Month April has been filled with tons of excitement, from local competitions to movie releases and news segments. This has truly been an amazing April for us. Despite all of great those things, one spinner has stood out to us. His name is Mark Dandridge. Mark has […]
Posted by Arnaldo Acosta on 4.14.17 in Blog, Fort Worth, Houston, Las Vegas, Latest News, Los Angeles, Miami, News, San Francisco, Seattle, USA, Washington D.C
Kendric Washington was star-struck. The 19-year-old hid behind plastic sunglasses, scoping out where the competition would take place, along a pedestrian mall in downtown Las Vegas called the Fremont Street Experience. It wasn’t the Strip, but it is known as the second-most-famous street in Sin City, set amid older casinos, musty bars and tattoo parlors. […]
Posted by Arnaldo Acosta on 3.2.17 in AArrow News, Houston
HOUSTON HOME TO MEDALIST SIGN SPINNER The Houston area claims two gold medalists from the last Olympics, but you may not know that there’s also a “medalist” sign spinner who lives in Houston. Fresh from the international competition sponsored by AArrow Sign Spinners, Ray Rivera took third place in what he considers the Olympics of […]
