Hi guys,
Anybody else addicted to this amazing fat burning activity? I run a 10k in 40 minutes but jumping rope absolutely floors me!
Anybody got any tips on how to criss-cross with the jump rope?
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Yes it can be fun. I dont do it daily but I do it about 3 times a week.
As for Criss cross. Cant help. I would probably kill myself LOL
Im not coordinated at all
Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android
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Yes it can be fun. I dont do it daily but I do it about 3 times a week.
As for Criss cross. Cant help. I would probably kill myself LOL
Im not coordinated at all
Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android
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Best AnswerJumping rope is an excellent way to burn those extra calories!!
I never jump rope but you got me thinking about starting again. I would start with just a couple of minutes and build my way up if I where you.
Your body can handle more than your mind thinks it can.
@edkiwi wrote:Hi guys,
Anybody else addicted to this amazing fat burning activity? I run a 10k in 40 minutes but jumping rope absolutely floors me!
Anybody got any tips on how to criss-cross with the jump rope?
I used to jump rope, but ended up pulling an Achilles tendon. I recommend starting with a very few reps a day at first and using a heavy rope that spins slower. By few, I mean about 20.
Always jump on a padded surface, or you can get some good shin splints.
There are many good YouTube videos on technique.
I suggest videotaping yourself and playing it back in slow motion.
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I jumped some when I was taking boxing, but since then haven't done it. I do remember slapping myself silly with the rope, so not sure I can offer any advice on technique. Kudos to you though for doing the activity- it is awesome cardio.
Elena | Pennsylvania
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