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Two martial arts teachers dress as Spiderman to cheer up kids in England amid coronavirus lockdown

Andrew Baldock (44) and his friend Jason Baird (34) have been spotted entertaining kids at Stockport, Lancashire, for a week.

The Superheroes’ runs are complete with acrobatic jumps and somersaults. They also don’t shy away from taking selfies with the kids, all the while practising social distancing. (Picture credit: Reuters)

Two martial arts teachers are dressing up as Marvel character Spiderman and cheering up kids in the UK amid the coronavirus lockdown.

Andrew Baldock (44) and his friend Jason Baird (34) have been spotted entertaining kids at Stockport, Lancashire, for a week, during their daily jogging routine. The duo’s runs are replete with acrobatic jumps and somersaults.

According to reports, their runs became so popular that there is even a social media group on Facebook where people have been putting up requests for them to come to their neighbourhoods for a visit.

“Spiderman follows strict government guidelines when out and about and always keeps social distancing in place. When you see him please shout from your window but do not come outside.” says the description of the group.

Take a look at what people have to say about their friendly new Spiderman:
https://twitter.com/PurpleRuby8/status/1244973433777242112


https://twitter.com/joemccaul/status/1244975880570638338


According to BBC, the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the UK is on the rise, with nearly 42,000 people testing positive across the country.

Globally, COVID-19 virus has infected over 1.2 million people and has left nearly 65,000 dead. In India, there are 3,374 cases and 77 deaths. (Track LIVE UPDATES here)

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