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hi, i'm new to the group and new to skipping. I'm not into becoming
a jump rope athlete or competitive, I'm way too old for that (34).
I'm a male and didn't really skip much as a kid. I'm just interested
in getting some of the basics to use skipping as a cardio excercise
to burn some fat. My sister in law gave me a jump rope, i think it's
a really good one, the handles are weighted and the rope itself looks
like a rubbery, plastic kind of material, the brand is called "Weigh
to Jump" (that's what it says on the handle. The basics I'm
interested in knowing is:

1) is it good to do sets and then reps. what's a good starting
point? (for example 100 jumps, 3 reps). How long in between reps?

2) what style of jumping is best, both feet, one foot at a time,
alternating...? How do the boxers do it?

and any other advice would be helpful. thanks.

--David (from Toronto, Canada)




Tue Nov 18, 2003 3:23 am

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hi, i'm new to the group and new to skipping. I'm not into becoming a jump rope athlete or competitive, I'm way too old for that (34). I'm a male and didn't...
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Nov 18, 2003
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Hello David, Here is a quick response to your question (from just one persons' perspective.) For someone getting started, sets and reps are a great idea. The ...
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Nov 21, 2003
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USA JUMP ROPE has a new guide to using Jump Rope for conditioning. It costs $8 plus shipping. Good luck with your program! Contact www.usajrf.org or call...
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Nov 22, 2003
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You might get information from going to this website: www.skippingdancers.com Vaughan Evans To: jumprope@yahoogroups.com From: tiempofugo@... Date: Tue,...
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Some good books on the history of jump rope are: "The Jump Rope Book" by Elizabeth Loredo, "Jump Rope" by Peter Skolnik, and "The Jump Rope Book" by Glen...
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