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Jump Rope Cardio Workouts #2 – Fat Loss Exercises & Training

By Brett On March 23, 2010 Under Fat Loss Exercise Routines

This jump rope workout will help you lose fat while burning a lot of calories. Jumping rope is a fun exercise which helps to build your overall agility and endurance levels!

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25 comments - add yours
mlwjrandtina

July 3, 2009

damn tht looks sweet
- julie

nicechickie

July 4, 2009

soon i hope to be able to do that. as soon as I start to move I have to start all over again. sucks trying to get in a timed jump set.

genocide98

July 7, 2009

Yes. You only move the rope sparingly unless you’re doing some fancy tricks, which means you’ll move your arms slightly…

In fact if someone teaches you how to jump rope they often times get you to make the motions without the rope in order to get them down before you begin.

ropes aren’t expensive though, and you can literally make one out of a length of rope, rubber, or plastic. My friend was too broke to afford one so he made a rope out of braided twine.. lol

outsidelinebacker99

July 13, 2009

that was siome amazing jumproping

Paulatshs

July 19, 2009

I would assume a little bit less than twice your body length. I’m 6 ft so I would want a 10-11 ft rope know what I mean?

whatever feels comfy

chrisLwantslumpia

July 21, 2009

step in the middle with both or one foot?

300MUSIC

July 28, 2009

i dont think i would dare jump rope in there.lol. id have a feeling i would hit the mirror

leefost

July 31, 2009

the rope gives you a rythym and a distraction from a mundane task. focusing on your rythym is a good way too push yourself when feeling tired and achieveing that extra 10-20%

corrosivegamer

August 1, 2009

This guy is a PRO.

LisaBreeBranch

August 1, 2009

this looks hard

sazii44

August 2, 2009

the rope looksinvisible andit makes a cool sound when it hits the ground
nice skipping
=]

simba00784

August 2, 2009

yea, if you stand on the rope your handles should come to around arm pit height

xXgirl4lifeXx

August 8, 2009

will i lose fat on my stomach if i do this eryday

NGCasualty

August 19, 2009

why? a good rope costs €15

atkins316

September 8, 2009

do it in the backyard or front yard, if you are worried about people whatching you who cares? atleast you are getting excercise.

wiweq

September 17, 2009

Coorect, jump rope sustains the motion and required strength. If you dont use rope, you don’t know how much energy you have to put. Skipping is not so easy.

exploreryen

September 18, 2009

No, I think it is more intense workout with the rope(wrist movement).

PelayoBoxing

October 6, 2009

Virtually yes, it will have the same effect. However you will just look kind of out of place if your jump roping without a jump rope. But when people first learn to jump rope they do it without the rope. It kind of gives you the feel for it like shadow boxing does. Also with a jump rope you get greater resistance and skill and a better workout for your wrists. Do one or the other, they both are great for the body!

ErdisCai666

October 9, 2009

Does jumping rope help a lot with your abs?

122092aka

October 22, 2009

no it wont, eventualy youll start to fatigue and may not realize that your only going at 50% were as the rope will make you stay at 100%

Dandeluxe87

October 23, 2009

9 foot (recommended for those under 6 feet) and 10 foot lengths (recommended for those over 6 feet)

dayusdaus

October 31, 2009

i dont have space for rope jumping

DestinedTu187

November 2, 2009

damn u got some crazy arms, wat exercises u do man?

thelaurels13

November 9, 2009

When you stretch the rope it should reach your chest if it goes above your chest then obviously it’s too long and will need adjusting accordingly. The best ones to buy are the real sports ones that you can adjust like Nike ones or Reebok.

specharacter

November 13, 2009

it wont because there’s resistance given by the rope that makes it harder

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