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Thanks a lot!

Glad that it helped! Appreciate it.

Hi there! Been skipping for 6 years now. 🙂

Thanks for the visit! 😁

Appreciate that! Cheers!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you! 👊🏻

Thanks a lot! Appreciate it.

Really appreciate that!

You're welcome!

Hello there! I usually use a 6mm PVC rope.

Hi there! I would recommend the standard 5mm PVC rope. However, using a heavier rope gives better feedback and control. Whichever you feel more comfortable with is fine as long as you're able to execute properly. Hope this helps. Thanks!

I really appreciate your feedback! I'll take note of this. Thanks a lot! 😁

Thank you! 😁

Maraming salamat po! 🙏🏻 Yes you can with regular practice and dedication. Pinaka-importante sa lahat, master your basics! 💯

Hi there! Thanks for taking the time to watch my video. I would recommend the regular (5mm) PVC rope for the DUX (mainly for DUs).

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Appreciate you bro!

Thanks a lot, Jennifer! Hope your knee gets better soon. Just take it slow as you learn the proper tekk for smoother crosses. Sure you'll get this!! 👍🏻

@@rontalon that’s so sweet - thanks loads!

Hello Jennifer! Really appreciate your feedback. Hope you find my tutorial helpful. Would love to hear your progress with it. Thank you so much for taking the time and effort. Good luck and have fun! 😁

Hello there! Of course, you can. Though I strongly recommend using training shoes with cushion, or at least a jump mat if you really prefer skipping on bare feet. These would help prevent any injuries, plus, it is quite painful to hit your toes with the rope. ☺️

You're very much welcome Elle! Hope you find my videos helpful. Thank you for subbing. 😊🙏🏻

Hi Enrico! Salamat sa pag-share ng jump rope experience mo. Actually, okay na nagstart ka with footworks dahil isa sa mga core fundamentals yan for better technique. Pwede mo panoorin yung mga tutorial videos ko on Crisscross, EB Cross at Double Unders. May mga tips and tricks na pwede mo matutunan para madali mo sila magawa. I'm hopeful na magagawa mo rin yung ibang tricks as long as you are patient enough at syempre consistent with the drills. Feel free to share your progress with me. Good luck and have fun skipping! 😄

@@rontalon thank you sir, pinapanuod ko halos everyday hehe hopefully mafulfill ko, nakakaadict po ung jumprope, mas pinili ko kesa sa jogging ko last time hehe

Hello Jake! Actually you're right with regards to the slight body twist when doing the EB cross. It provides an extension for the arms behind the back kasi. With regards to rope rotation, esp. yung sa likod, all you need to do is gently rotate the rope. Take note na yung front wrist should do most of the rotation and provide rope tension. This is more effective when doing consecutive EBs. Hope this helps. 😊

Got this from Lazada lang. Good enough compression kaya okay din!

Hi Xu! Three factors might be the reason why: 1) Rope is too long which makes it harder and slower to rotate, 2) Hand speed is not fast enough to execute the DU cross, or 3) You might be overdoing the cross motion, extending your arms outwards too much, making it difficult and delaying the recovery. The tutorial has some tips that can help improve your tekk. Thanks!

Really appreciate it, buddy! 😊🙏🏻

Learning these tricks took me about 2 years to master (or at least execute efficiently). It was never an overnight thing for me. All you need is to keep it consistent, always be patient, learn from your failures and most important, enjoy every moment! There are a lot of jumpers (in YT or IG) which can provide you some helpful tips, tricks to look forward to learning, something that could inspire and motivate you more. Keep in mind that learning the basics will benefit you the most. It will serve as your core when learning the more advanced tricks, making it much easier to execute and understand. Hope I was able to give you the motivation you need. 😁👍🏻

@@rontalon you sure did. Thank you 🙂Hmm hope I keep myself consistent .since iam not free in afternoon..I try to wake up at 3 am for learning.😁

Appreciate it, Jen! Working on the basics can make a huge difference as you progress.