Avoid These Beginner Jump Rope Mistakes and DO THIS Instead
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- This is what I would focus on if I was starting jump rope all over.
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My breakthrough yesterday was actually speeding up my rotations and making smaller jumps, plus really listening/concentrating on the rhythm. I can do a lot more jumps without tripping now. Still keeping it to 3-4 minutes because it’s more intense that way and I’ve only just started.
Awesome! Gotta love breakthroughs and progress🤘🤜
Thanks to you i was able to skip from 5 to 7 skips to 20-25 skips. It was really helpful
Awesome! Well done 🤜
@@Jump15officialHello now I do not even trip I can easily do 100 of them but does it increase height I am thinking I might be shorter than dudes my age I am 5'3 at 13 years and 10 months 😢 . Please leave a reply it might really be helpful to me
Excellent video! So important to keep working on the basics well beyond the beginner stage. My story: It isn’t only one hand/arm higher than the other that can cause trips. Last winter I started noticing that my right hand/arm would slowly drift a little bit forward, like I was wanting to reach out and shake someone’s hand, causing me to miss when I hadn’t before. I discovered the cause was my right hip drifting forward. Many hours of hip strengthening exercises later, I’ve almost completely corrected the problem. But it’s interesting how body mechanics interrelate with jump rope form, and how we need to be constantly monitoring our form.
Excellent Tina! Thank you for sharing and awesome job paying attention and finding the issue!🤜
Small issues can turn into big ones. Always keep your 👀 out for things to improve🤙
Man look how much leaner you are now ! Well done! Great Vid!
Thanks brother, always trying to improve 🤙
so glad i found you
Welcome to the channel! 🤙
Great content Kyle, very informative and conscise.
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great content… awareness and consistency!
You got it! 🤜
Where can I get this jumping rope am in Nigeria pls
I have it linked in the description 👍🤙
I don't understand
@@chiomagoodluck crossrope.com/j15
Amazing stuff, I didn't realize how advanced this exercise had become. Thanks for making this video.
One question, why does my rope keep hitting me in the back of my head?
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It could be a number of things. Pay attention to where your hands are during jumping and see if they drift lower. You can also video yourself and use slow motion to help identify the cause. If you get it on video feel free to DM me on IG @jump15_official so I can take a look👍
Kyle, I enjoy your videos and find them informative and helpful. Saw the video contrasting styles that mentioned Rushi, Mayweather, and Buddy Lee. I like your style. I started with a 9’6” Crossrope, then went to 9’. Now I put a knot in it. I am 6’3” with 34” pants inseam. Wondering about your height, inseam and crossrope length? Thanks!
I'm 5'10" probably around a 30-31"inseam and use a size small and knot it most of the time. If you want to work your size down grab the Crossrope LE Freestyle Rope which you can cut length. Then you can grab replacement ropes as needed for the regular system.
If you're within the window, you can exchange those as well.
I know people who are 6'5" that use a medium. It all comes down to form and technique.
Keep at it Brian!🤜🤙
I tried few times but i cant coordinate at all, i feel like jumping higher as higher jumping trying to swing fast or something this kind of stuff. But mostly feeling like i need to jump high
What kind of rope are you using? A rope with more weight in the rope can really help
Just something standart, maybe will try heavier, but probably need to practice more. Thanks
@@Doom.Keeper I would start with something like a 6mm PVC rope because it is cheap. Elite Jumps is a solid brand👍
excellent video
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Somehow I was against using a mirror, cause in my gym there wasn't any, I moved to a new one (gym) and, surprisingly! I stopped tripping in continuous Xcrosses. Mirrors help heaps
A mirror played a big part in my ability to grow in skills quickly. It provides immediate real time feedback to break thru errors/bad habits.
Good video. But people shouldn't stress that about tripping. Just take the hit and continue with the session.
For sure. Never stress it, BUT learn how to fix it.🤙
Excellent video as per usual, and great advice. Thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed! 🤙
i hate that side swing thing. What's the point when the rope doesn't pass under my feet?
They get your upper body much more involved, raising your heart rate faster. Side swings are fantastic for tying combos together, boosting workout intensity, further developing coordination, and enhancing footwork to name a few.
Embrace them, you'll be glad you did and you can add them as much as you want.
The only thing that takes me out is skipping rope at the boxing gym 😂
🤣 it can be brutal!