Jump Ropes For Beginners To Help You Learn Faster | The 1 Characteristic Your Rope Must Have!
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What jump rope are you using and what do you love about it?
I want the rope where I can get plz
What is the proper lenght if the rope i am a 5 ft 6 inches tall
Where can i buy the jumping rope the last one the blue and white color?
I made my own rope out of a ball of string and 2 toilet brushes for 75 cents. On Day Two i sprained my ankle but am remaining positive during rehab.
Lol...not at the sprain, but the homemade rope. Take care brotha!
Legit just started jump roping for the first time in my life a week ago. I started with a light grossfit style pvc liquorice speed rope and it was INSANELY frustrating trying to learn on bc I had no control over the rope whatsoever or any real feedback. I broke down and bought a beaded rope and it was a night and day difference and I went from barely able to make ten single skips in a row to now I can do sets of 3-4 in a row consistently in roughly five days of practice. if you're a beginner GET THE BEADED OR HEAVIER ROPE
This is so common and I'm sure a lot of people begin thinking they don't have the ability when they just have the wrong rope.
Thanks for sharing!🤙
I’m using a homemade jump rope, I like it because I made it myself 😍
If it works well for you and gets you jumping, then keep crushing it!🤘
Jump 15 - Jump Rope Fitness I’m also using a homemade one because of the virus 🤪
I just ordered the CrossRope. I have a cheap-o rope that I started using a few weeks back but I can't seem to find any consistency and am constantly tripping on it. I've read up on the different ropes and thought I might benefit from the heavier rope to learn how to jump. With your discount offer, I was able to get a little more off of the price and make it more reasonable. I'm looking forward to receiving it! Thank you!
Hey Tanya, glad it helped out and I'm sure you will feel a big difference when you receive the ropes. My video that will be launching this Thursday will be a good one for you. Thanks for the support!
I just got a beaded rope and love it. I've been using a liquorice rope (pvc) and the beaded rope is like putting training wheels on. Suddenly things I was struggling with before are doable now. Still need to work on form and timing, but it's a lot less frustrating. Get one and give it a try.
Yes! It definitely forces you to slow down. I dig the training wheels analogy 👍
years ago i jump roped with a beaded rope and i had such great results with it! it helps to have friends to exercise with tho which is definitely something i lack now....
beaded jump rope is my favorite!
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I’ve just picked up the rope again recently and my old school Everlast leather rope. It didn’t feel right and I wasn’t sure why. Then you said about the weight being in the rope I realised how dry and light it was. Soaked it for a while and it feels significantly better now it has weight to it.
I’ll still pick up a new weighted rope though, £20 on a good rope isn’t a lot to ask for fitness equipment.
Nice! Yes it makes a big difference!
Holy cow, yea I practice with a leather rope sometimes, it’s harder because it’s so light, maybe I’ll try soaking it, did you just soak it in water ?
I've been using the classic leather jump rope for the last couple of years and it works fine...but I should probably go past it if I want to further develop my "skills", it's very light and is prone to tripping me up on cross-overs and the like as it can't uncoil in good time. I'll be damned if I'm spending a hundred bucks on a rope though...I think I'll try a beaded rope.
Thank you as always for the great information mate.
Check out Elite Jumps. I would recommend a 5 or 6mm PVC rope. It will keep the speed you want and perform well....plus it's only like $25. Use code JUMP15OFF 🤙
Just found your channel lol I’m so going to try and learn to jump rope and be good at it lol and not keep tripping over it hahahahaha
You got it Tori! Enjoy the process🤙
Love my cross rope. The pound is my favorite. I get an awesome workout from it
They definitely get it done!
Okay I started jump roping with the lean and strong sets today for 17 minutes and I forgot my bottled ice water which is why I didn't jump for 30 minutes instead and boy was it tough but I got in rythmn but also messed up a bit but kept on going and worked up a sweat sure enough and it was quite fun and I can see myself jump roping at least 3 times a week to start til I get use to it !!!!
Nice Jeffrey! Glad you are enjoying it and don't worry to much about the trip ups, just try to identify the cause so you can learn from it and continue on. Keep rocking!🤘
@@Jump15official I did have a tendency to watch my feet toooo much but then I'm learning not to do that but to only keep my head straight and looking forward and get the first initial swing of the rope and even got in some speed jumping there for about 15 seconds or so !!! That was Tuesday morning but today my calf muscles are so sore and my hands and forearms are really tired so I must be on the right track !! I letting these muscles take a break and want to start jumping again Saturday morning to try and get into a normal muscle memory or adapted to all these ropes !!! Wow swinging that 1 and 2 lb. ropes you really know it but then my very favorite ropes tend to be the 1/4 lb. and the 1/3 oz. speed rope !!!!
Crossrope is expensive. I'll try lower priced weighted ropes first and then make a decision
That sounds like a good plan 👍 The heavy beaded rope is a good starter rope. They also have some good pvc ropes for when you want to start adding more speed.
Good luck and keep me posted!
This video has helped me, thank you
Sweet! Happy Jumping bud!🤙
I have been using an imaginary rope. I want to graduate to a real one.
Grab one, It will make a difference!
Thanks Kyle! Great info.
Thank you!
I just purchased the get lean set with the mat and now I'm waiting for the rope to be internationally shipped. I sure hope my 300$ is worth it.
🤘right on! I think you will enjoy them!
@@Jump15official got it, used it, surprised how much my body remembers how to jump rope properly
The weight definitelu gives me more to work with. I look forward to becoming healthier and less heavy
Great video, thanks
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Lot's of links and ads but no information about which weight to choose as a beginner, which material has which advantages, which grips...
Part of it is price range. If you want interchangeable go with the Crossrope Get Lean set. Those weights are great for beginners.
The beaded rope option is a good option for the new jumper on a budget. It can be resized so you can also work on shortening your rope over time, which will make you more efficient.
Beaded is durable for any surface while PVC coated ropes are best for mats or smooth surfaces. Hope that helps🤙
I have the elite srs rope and the first gen crossrope all the way to 3lbs. I want to add beads (small) but was wondering if that makes a difference at all? Sometimes I just want something fast and the srs rope does that for me.
Which rope do you want to add beads to? I'm not sure how you would get them on the first gen Crossrope's. If you can get them on I have no idea how that will work. I'd say give it a try and find out.
If you would be putting them on the elite srs then I would probably just pick up the heavy beaded rope since it is inexpensive.
I would imagine in both cases that it will provide more drag in the air to some degree compared to either rope without them.
you are great, man
Much appreciated bud!
I have a Everlast P00000383 Speed Rope 9FT. Black 9 FT
👍🤘 most important thing is to get out jumping!
@@Jump15official Yesss
Pls always quantify what u say, isntead of : this rope is heavier, say this rope is 5onz or 4 kilos, instead of this rope is longer say this rope is 5 feet long or 2 meters long, etc...
I already have a light cable rope, but I'm a beginner.
If I buy some beads and put them on the rope then I would have something pretty much similar to the beaded rope but with bearings. Is this worth doing? Any drawbacks?
OTOH the cable is 2mm but the bearings will probably take up to 4 mm. Any cons to buying 3 or 4mm cable from a hardware store and replace it so as to have a heavier rope?
I'm not a fan of cable ropes for the most part. I couldn't say regarding adding beads to it as I have never done that.
I actually would say grab a 6mm PVC rope. They are pretty inexpensive and add a good amount of weight and feel to the rope.
@@Jump15official update, bought 10ft of 3/4' transparent plastic hose, cut it in 2.5 inch pieces and put them over the cable rope. Success!!!!!
The rope with the hose pieces weights 1/4 pound and really works, now I can make more controlled jumps and everything is easier. Besides which, my rope is protected for less than 1 U$
@@ricardoaraoz717 sweet! Glad it worked out!
What about woollen rope
Typically they are too light creating poor performance and bad form/technique habits.
I'm not quite a beginner. I have the Rogue SR-1. I think it's a wire one, and it has the ball bearing so it's fast. Is there one that you think would be good to have to pair with it? Is it the beaded one from this video, or is that particularly good for beginners?
The beaded rope will be slower due to the wind resistance it provides. It would push your endurance in a different way and at the price point it's easy to add in.
What kind of jumping do you do? The SR-1 is typically used by CrossFit athletes for double Unders. It is very light and not great for learning different skills. If you jump mostly just for fitness I highly recommend trying Crossrope. Weighted ropes are a fun challenge and will help you become a better jumper.
@@Jump15official So far I've only done it for cardio--single jump, alternating foot, front cross. But I'm only now watching all of these youtube videos and it's making me want to try more :) Crossrope seems pretty expensive given that I already have a rope. I'm in NYC and can't see myself going to a local park with a mat :P
I hear you. Expensive is relative. $80 for a year of workouts is pretty cheap. On avg. my ropes have lasted over a year (have seen others say even longer) and then I replace ropes as needed (just the rope, not the whole system). So the next year of workouts is only $20 because I've only replaced the 1/4 lb rope. I personally believe they are a better value over time, considering you actually use them. They are also more durable so you don't need to take a mat to the park. I often jump without a mat outdoors during summer.
I don't say this to pressure you towards them, just to be informed. If you're not sure you need them, try the beaded rope and see if you like the resistance that provides, then maybe down the line you'll want to give them a shot.
@@Jump15official Yeah, I bet it's a fantastic set. Maybe I'll see if I can get more consistent with the rope I have and they try Crossrope if I can do that. I'm checking out your other videos on Crossrope now, great stuff!
Thanks Tim and that sounds like a good plan for sure. Let me know if I can help in my way. 🤙
What’s your opinion on jump ropes with counters?
I personally don't care about how many jumps I do. I believe time based is far better. For instance, I see people doing 1000 jump challenges. That may take one person 20 minutes to complete while it only takes me 6.
With time, anyone that does a 10 minute jump session, it's going to push them at their level for 10 minutes or the time selected.
Can you adjust the size with the beaded rope?
Yes you can!
Where is the links for the cross training ropes?
Linked in the description and be sure to use the 15% off code for first time buyers👍
Can’t find the second rope now is there any other ones like this
Got it fixed. Check the site under workout ropes for the Pulse jump rope 👍
@@Jump15official is there a uk one mate?
@@Jump15official so don’t have to spend loads to get it sent lol I got a speed rope the others day and just can’t get the hang of it was called beast ropes
I feel you. Unfortunately I'm not familiar with ropes available in the uk so I can't make a solid recommendation there. I'll try to do some digging and see if I can come up with anything though.
@@Jump15official can you look at the Dope Ropes Heavy Beaded Fitness Rope looks the same as the one you suggested it’s just under 1/2 lb aswell also I’m just under 5ft8 how long should the rope come to on me
Hey Kyle, what kind of cord is used in the beaded rope? Is that a thinner pvc rope?
It's like a parachute cord.
@@Jump15official Thank you!
Do I need to grow a beard and turn my hat backwards in order to start jumping rope?
I advise against the beard, but the hat definitely helps. 😉
So sick of people pimping crossrope; everyone who does has affiliate links. Dislike their high price point, non-adjustability and the goofy green color. Many other more affordable alternatives that are as good. Elite Jumps and Hererope to name two.
Perfect, then don't buy em. As for affiliate links....that's kinda how YT businesses work.
Love Elite Jumps🤘
Hererope copies others....I like companies that innovate themselves.
I just went through all of the comments and I can't believe that nobody has commented on his crazy ass white teeth that looked like freaking chickelets. Lol
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You have good content, but did you really pick "Let's do this" as your catch phrase?