Speed Stacks presenters are often joined by top-ranked student stackers who are part of the Speed Stacks Demonstration Team. These elite stackers, ranging in age from 5 to 18, can wow any crowd with their high-speed stacking, their ability to teach sport stacking techniques, and their first-hand accounts of the benefits of sport stacking.

How does a sport stacking program make a difference in the quality of the total physical education program?

It's inclusive: all students participate.

It's non-competitive: students work to improve themselves, not strive for unrealistic standards.

It's progressive: resources follow proven educational progressions that help students take more responsibility for their own health-related fitness.

It's individualized: students set personal goals based on their individual fitness needs.

It's positive: makes physical activity and education a positive experience for all students.

It's ready-to-use: activities outline preparation, implementation, and follow-up lessons.

It's credible: linked to the U.S. National PE Standards (NASPE).