You don't burn fat with any specific equipment or technique. Fat is burnt by being in a caloric deficit. This is done by a combination of controlling what you eat and exercising(95% what you eat and 5% exercises). It is almost repulsive that even in 2024 people are falling for this kind of misleading crap.
Dude we get it you know science. You understand calorie deficit... wahooo. Now can you actually give people some tools to get themselves in a calorie deficit besides "oh just track your macros!".... "eat less!". That doesn't work for 90% of people. Most people need simple methods to tip the scales in their favor. It's hard to understand this if you've never coached people and you just learn all your knowledge from bodybuilder youtube channels.
@@Strengthside the guy is right though, people should be more disciplined and learn to put the fork down more often to be in a deficit. Training is the easiest part of shaping your body. and yes I am a coach and trained people.
@@flyingthor2650, I've successfully calorie-counted my way to a balanced diet and good health in addition to exercise. Once I was aware of how hard I had to work on a treadmill or to perform an exercise to work off a single donut, hands down pal, diet is what became the easiest part of shaping my body. Not true for everyone, I get it, this is subjective as self-discipline comes fairly easily for me, but being calorie-aware goes a long, sweat-free way in overcoming the fitness challenge. @nitish316, not that I'm giving credence to your "95% diet and 5% exercise" nugget; far from it! It sounds too good to be true. What's your credible source? @strengthside's advice should be subject to scrutiny too , but it seems like a plausible start at the very least.
@@Strengthsideintervals are best ideas thanks. By the way its good for me to jumprope straight 30 minutes its good or not im thinking i love cardio exercise so what do you think? 😊
Incline walking, and jump rope are my go to when comes to cardio, I do resistance training 3 days a week, and jump rope 3 days a week for 30 -45 minutes sessions, and walk 15k steps a day on average. That got me the best results to go from 183lbs to 155lbs in 6 months 😊
@@Wwekiddd sorry for the late reply, I am 45 year old, 5’5 currently 152lbs, I consume 1700 calories, broken to 155grams of protein, 160 grams of carbs, and 45grams of healthy fats, I burn on average 2400 -2800 calories a day according to my Garmin watch, I’m always on 500 a-700 calories deficit, no alcohol, or junk food, it took me few weeks just to get used on calculating my macros and tracking my calories, but being consistent led to good results. I hope that would help answering your question 🙏🏼👍🏼
Jumping rope is amazing, started a couple years ago, after overcoming the first few months fell in love with it. whenever I nail a new patern down and implementing it in my routine feels amazing and also feels like dancing.
Jump rope is my go to. It works. Been doing it for years. 30 seconds on - 10 off for 30 minutes with a one minute break in between - which is when I will now incorporate the SQUAT! I use a 1/2 and or 1/4 lb crossrope (best jump ropes out there).
Greetings from East Sussex, England on a typical wet summers day, glad I'm able to skip ( jump rope ) indoors. Thanks for being one of my favourite channels.
Funny. I was at the England Denmark euro 2024 group stage match. The Danish fans were jumping in unison. The English fans died out as the match went on. But the Danish fans didn’t stop.
Here in paradise, Hawaii. Coolest thing with jump rope is the better you get the more dance moves you can do with the rope cause you’re light on your feet.
Yooooo. I am here in sunny Colorado Springs! I jump rope to prepare for the inevitable zombie apocalypse, where leaping and bouncing will be the deciding factor between survival and becoming a zombie brunch.
Hello, from Rennes, Britanny, France. Jump rope, always been a staple. My mom, used to be a distance runner as a teen/young adult. So we grew up with the sound of her rope jumping most mornings when she didn't have time to go for a run, before work. I kept at it, as i went into combat sports and my job involve alot of travelling so a rope is the most minimalist equipment i can bring with me. We sometimes do contest to decide which restaurant we go to.
Jumping rope has been my primary conditioning/cardio exercise for a couple years now. Love it so much. I use 3/4 and 1 pound crossropes for added arm/shoulder conditioning. I actually designed and built my shop to accommodate indoor jumping because I'm in the good ol Pacific Northwest (PDX); outdoor jumping only lasts part of the year. I do 3-4 sessions per week, some long and some short (10-20 minutes each). My favorite part of the video was when you burst out in a tribal scream and threw the rope after a high intensity finish. Good stuff, thanks as always.
Hello from New Jersey! I am jumping rope to get to my 100th birthday with lots of energy 😁 I started jumping rope three months ago and I am starting to get the hang of it. I loved your suggestions for routine. I am still doing only 5 minutes 5 to 6 times a week. Thank you for your great videos, they are very informational.
Love your videos! I was following you before you became a dad, but now I find your videos even more useful, I'm also a dad (of two) and going back to the basics, and doing 10-minute trainings has allowed me to continue training and enjoy it. Thanks!
I am in Sedona, Arizona! I am a total newbie (on just day 35 of jumping!), so I am doing 20 seconds on, 30 seconds off for ten minutes with a 1/2 pound rope. Every day I practice a mic release and can't wait for the day I can do it. So far, I have a broken light, a black eye and a busted handle. But I am not giving up, jump, jump, jump!!! :)
Blue springs, MO I was on a traveling jumprope team as a kid and can't wait to get back to my double jump form. With 5 kids, love this idea for my warmup work.
@@Strengthside Went around to different schools. Did the Jump Rope for Heart or whatever it was called. I remember doing a show at ASU. All the lights were off, we dressed in black, with glow in the dark ropes, white shoes, and white gloves. So all you could see were the shoes, gloves, and ropes LOL Pretty cool ❤️
I really loved the boxer examples you used, specifically Sugar Ray Robinson. He's considered the GOAT, seeing him practising rope flow back in the late 40s/50s is crazy
Currently I've been doing this minimalist routine for 2 years now using jump rope, bodyweight, and optional resistance bands. Starting my workout with warm up amrap (as many rounds as possible) doing 10 jumping jacks and 1 squat to inchworm with alternating tow taps in 90 seconds or duration of one anime opening/ending. Then using the emom (Every Minute on the Minute) protocol I do 10 push ups, 10 squats, and 5 banded row variation (or 5 pull ups/inverted rows if you are up to it) on the minute 1. On minute 2 I do my freestyle jump rope until the timer ends. Repeat this process until 6 minutes but not below 20-30 minutes on the weekends. I do this every other day usually drawing wild cards between upper/lower/full body split using just a fundamental exercises. The real reason why I started to jump rope workout is so I am conditioned for any hiking trips and additional outdoor activities. Doing this workout scheme for 2 years I look like a bodybuilder now. Even my grandmother in japan told me I've gotten bigger over the past 5 years since the last time I saw her.
For those you can't skip for there life.. (this was me) I would first aim for the perfect skip of 10 reps. If I can't achieve this in 1min. Then I take rest. 1min max or shorter (because I was suborn 😅) then I would increase rep to 15reps etc... For 30min (I use to do this daily if I could) Then later 1month of skipping (6 months) . I was able to achieve 1min skip in row. I changed my skipping workout to what I call "1min reset" I failed to skip for 1min, I'd rest time. Until I reached 1min. This taught me to be patient and fix my technique (adjust the rope, fix my form, focus). Music really helped Next was skipping to music, if failed I'll restart the song. And use that time to rest if needed Later leaned skipping variations. This was fun Just wanted share. Enjoy 😊 You have got lovely family they got awesome dad
Hey everyone at Strengthside! I've been a regular since the pandemic. Finding your channel was one of the silver linings... you offer good, clean advice and go from strength to strength... you deserve all the success and recognition for all the good stuff and great topics that you include 👏👏👏 Thank you from, Emerald, Australia ❤
Checking in from Mesa, Arizona here and at almost 60 it's such a wonderful exercise and brings back long ago child hood memories. Thanks for another wonderful video. #StrenghtSideDad #StrenghtSideGrandDad AND #StrenghtSideGreatGrandDad Here!
I used to like jumping rope but I was never consistent. Hitting my legs, back with the rope and just having to start over again just because I lost tempo for a moment - one of the most annoying things for me. Although I cannot stress how much I love ropeless jumping rope (there are two balls of foam on a shorter ropes as weights instead). More fun, less annoying, takes less space, you can do it brainlessly in front of TV or computer. Its awesome
Hola from Northeast FL! Love your channel and that tip to do low squats while resting between sets is brilliant. Got to get hopping to keep my legs in shape so I can channel my inner billy goat on my long backpacking trips!😅
Go a lil hard on The 4th? Start your jump rope journey today 😂 Want a NEW Strength Side Hat? Comment below with your location and a funny reason you should jump rope 🦘
1. Tampa, Fl 2. One day I would like to jump to the moon. I haven’t jumped rope in close to a year but do miss the benefits. I would do jump rope for long intervals such as 15-30 minutes so I’ll try this method during my mornings.
Living it up in the Midwest. Gotta jump rope to build recovery and practice fall avoidance while walking through my kids' rooms in the dark (toys, legos, pencils, thumb tacks, you name it…)
Currently on the Isle of Wight, England and jumping rope is fab as it provides you with the most unique experience - getting whipped in the calves (worse if you have a speed rope)! But hey it increases your pain threshold and patience 🙃
Gotta love the shout out to jump ropes! I'm surprised you haven't mentioned tricks and freestyle jumping - they solve some of the problems with the lack of / repetitive motion.
hi from Portugal! I want to jump rope because I never manage with it as a child, so its a gift to my inner child and to my confidence. And I didnt win the push-up give away - so here is anther challage ( its going good with push-up btw)
I jump rope for 30seconds to a minute in between my lifting sets. I thought I'd lose strength on lifts but that has not happened at all. I'm soaked in sweat throughout my workout. It works for me. Thanks for the video.
Good morning from Michigan! I love to jump rope and try to add it in with every workout, even if it's just a few minutes. Working on different techniques, so this was really helpful. Thank you for the great information, as always! Get back to jump roping, it'll make you feel like a kid again...or make you frustrated until you throw it because you're not as light and agile as you were as a kid. Even more reason to get back at it! Have a blessed day! (Your little ones are so adorable)
Just found your channel and I'm loving all our great tips. Here in North Carolina. Every time I look out my two story window, I wonder if I would be able to jump safely if there was a fire. I guess start training with a jump rope!
Cool. Your video is really on timing for me.I've recenty introduced jumping rope (starting from a very beginner) as warm up phase, 8-10 min (stopping only when I hit the rope). I've replace run with jumping rope, for warming up before streight workout, because I feel it warm me up ?better?. Here is the the fun (for me at least) love this Rochy Balboa feeling while listening "eye of the tiger" when I'm jumping..
I had meniscus surgery on 15th march ...from 7th/8th june ...i started v v low intensity jump rope ...20sec on 20nsec off .... today im on 40/50 sec on ...10 sec off ...i do that for 1hr n15 mins ...and my knee recovery is comin on fabbbbbbbb ....
I'm 75 and I've been jumèing rope for years,. These days I do 1 minute on and 15 seconds rest for t0 or 15 minutes. I do this almost every day and now that I live in Bali, itàs really not conducive to running and that's gotten pretty hard on my joints anyway. I've been doing this for years on and off though I used to just do 12 minutes straight with no rest intervals.
Dallas, TX 😎 I jump rope for the kids! so I don't trip over myself if a bunch of kids are jump roping and ask if I want to join (literally happened last week lol)
I live in Los AngelesAngeles, but I’m county visiting Kanab, UT. Personally, I should jump rope more because I was on a competitive jump rope team as a kid and I ought to try to get my old skills back!
I have been jumping rope for about 2 months now. I get that feeling every time I start off, you feel like this is hard work how am I going to do this for 30mins. By the time you get to 30 mins you carry on to 45mins its an odd sensation
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada The way my neighbourhood is, people can't see into most of the yards but we are all super close, so I jump rope so it sounds like I'm very accomplished! (They don't see when I'm jumping with the rope beside me and not jumping through it! )
Checking in from Sydney, Australia ! I’d like to get into Jumping Rope once I recover from my rolled Ankle(s …one rolled six months after the other) My goal by the end of this year is to have improved ankle stiffness so I can land a Sideslip and also, eventually get my 540 kick back. I haven’t landed one in over two years ! 😢
I have found these workouts to be the best for me: Easy Workout: 20 sets 1:00 min workout 15 sec rest Total workout time: 25 mins Medium Workout: 20 sets 1:15 min workout 15 sec rest Total workout time: 30 mins Hard Workout: 20 sets 1:30 min workout 15 sec rest Total workout time: 35 mins"
1. Atlanta, GA 2. That jump rope blood flow translates quite well in the bedroom. 15-20 minute jump rope sessions a few times per week goes a very long way. Couple that with some rope flow?! That’s a recipe for greatness. Love the idea of sitting in the squat during the rest time!
I live in Long Beach, CA and I will be 63 soon, I jump rope to be fit and keep my balance ongoing. plus weight training and BJJ 2x a week. But I just like jumping around with my 80's music. LOL
I started jumping rope with the challenge you posted on insta in april and in combination with push ups, it really is a fun spicy and short workout that got me good results.
Location: London - I’ve always fancied myself doing double Dutch-because if my coordination skills don’t give everyone a good laugh, my mid-air flailing certainly will. Plus, it's a great way to show my kids in their 20's-30's I've still got some serious moves! 😎✌
Thanks for the tips! Since I start working from home, I hit 95KG, I recently start working out at home, but it is hard for now xD. But I love rope jumping. I can only do 30 secs rest for 30-45 secs for 5 mins for now. I feel so heavy xD. Also trying to do strength training at least 2 times per week. But even if I am working from home, I work a LOT!!
Hi guys, i a m 39 yrs old been doing jump rope 15 minutes straight for more than 10 years, from my experience didn't burn fat, my legs got super ripped and gained a lot of endurance in running and improved my breathing.
Thank you for the informative video, This motivated me to do my research and workout in a way that’s best for me👌🏾 I went skipping the other day and had no idea about this
Located in Houston TX, and I jump rope because with the faulty power grid here, it may be useful to power my apartment one day (If CenterPoint Power can't do it)
I really want to jump rope because of its benefits, but I really don't like it much because I struggle to do even 30sec without catching the rope which is really frustrating. I do want to keep at it, though, and I'll try the workout you suggested, maybe just bring it down to 20sec for now, got to start somewhere, and hopefully I'll progress in time and will start to enjoy it 🙏🏻
Hey it's Bob1 and Bob2! Hi Josh, it's Bob from Victoria BC. Why you should jump rope. When I was a kid my dad would periodically announce to me and my 2 sisters that it was "Who wants a Kit Kat?" time.. This meant that he would toss a Kit Kat chocolate bar in the air and the 3 of us would have to jump for it. Jumping rope would obviously help win such a challenge if it were held today! Cheers
From the land down under! Each year in Australia, there is an annual high jump contest where all Australian species are invited to attend. Kangaroos have won every year since the first contest was held in 1972. That is going to change next year. That is why I jump rope.
You don't burn fat with any specific equipment or technique. Fat is burnt by being in a caloric deficit. This is done by a combination of controlling what you eat and exercising(95% what you eat and 5% exercises). It is almost repulsive that even in 2024 people are falling for this kind of misleading crap.
Dude we get it you know science. You understand calorie deficit... wahooo.
Now can you actually give people some tools to get themselves in a calorie deficit besides "oh just track your macros!".... "eat less!".
That doesn't work for 90% of people. Most people need simple methods to tip the scales in their favor. It's hard to understand this if you've never coached people and you just learn all your knowledge from bodybuilder youtube channels.
@@Strengthside factual
@@Strengthside the guy is right though, people should be more disciplined and learn to put the fork down more often to be in a deficit. Training is the easiest part of shaping your body.
and yes I am a coach and trained people.
@@flyingthor2650, I've successfully calorie-counted my way to a balanced diet and good health in addition to exercise. Once I was aware of how hard I had to work on a treadmill or to perform an exercise to work off a single donut, hands down pal, diet is what became the easiest part of shaping my body. Not true for everyone, I get it, this is subjective as self-discipline comes fairly easily for me, but being calorie-aware goes a long, sweat-free way in overcoming the fitness challenge.
@nitish316, not that I'm giving credence to your "95% diet and 5% exercise" nugget; far from it! It sounds too good to be true. What's your credible source? @strengthside's advice should be subject to scrutiny too , but it seems like a plausible start at the very least.
@@Strengthsideintervals are best ideas thanks. By the way its good for me to jumprope straight 30 minutes its good or not im thinking i love cardio exercise so what do you think? 😊
Incline walking, and jump rope are my go to when comes to cardio, I do resistance training 3 days a week, and jump rope 3 days a week for 30 -45 minutes sessions, and walk 15k steps a day on average. That got me the best results to go from 183lbs to 155lbs in 6 months 😊
What is your diet like?
dam that's impressive. Really nice split!
@@Wwekiddd sorry for the late reply, I am 45 year old, 5’5 currently 152lbs, I consume 1700 calories, broken to 155grams of protein, 160 grams of carbs, and 45grams of healthy fats, I burn on average 2400 -2800 calories a day according to my Garmin watch, I’m always on 500 a-700 calories deficit, no alcohol, or junk food, it took me few weeks just to get used on calculating my macros and tracking my calories, but being consistent led to good results. I hope that would help answering your question 🙏🏼👍🏼
Does jumping for 30-45 minutes not create some stiff ness? How do you alleviate that? Do you do the squats like recommended in the video?
I need to get like you lol
Jumping rope is amazing, started a couple years ago, after overcoming the first few months fell in love with it. whenever I nail a new patern down and implementing it in my routine feels amazing and also feels like dancing.
it does feel like dancing sometime huh?
Jump rope is one of the most effective ways to get in shape. I’ve been doing it for two months now and I’ve seen incredible results
Jump rope is my go to. It works. Been doing it for years. 30 seconds on - 10 off for 30 minutes with a one minute break in between - which is when I will now incorporate the SQUAT! I use a 1/2 and or 1/4 lb crossrope (best jump ropes out there).
Greetings from East Sussex, England on a typical wet summers day, glad I'm able to skip ( jump rope ) indoors. Thanks for being one of my favourite channels.
haha jump rope anywhere is a big benefit!
1. Denmark
2. You should jump rope because if we all start jump roping at the same time around the globe, we'll make the earth bouncy.
U can jump on me if u want.
Funny. I was at the England Denmark euro 2024 group stage match. The Danish fans were jumping in unison. The English fans died out as the match went on. But the Danish fans didn’t stop.
hahaha oh wow. logical.
Here in paradise, Hawaii. Coolest thing with jump rope is the better you get the more dance moves you can do with the rope cause you’re light on your feet.
underrated benefit righ there!
Skipping with some big tunes on reminds me of younger days clubbing 🙌
1. Cartagena, Colombia, 2. Jump rope impresses my dogs and makes them listen to me more
I'll have to see if my dog feels the same lol
I like working out in Parque Castillogrande. I do my jump rope routines there when I go to Cartagena.
Yooooo. I am here in sunny Colorado Springs! I jump rope to prepare for the inevitable zombie apocalypse, where leaping and bouncing will be the deciding factor between survival and becoming a zombie brunch.
A man of culture, i see.
Your there will be chaos only the str😂ng will survive
(another) Pentagon Project gone (haywire) RTFH
I don't understand why nobody else talks about this! 😂
Me the same in Italy, i try to learn to stay up in the air at least 30 seconds between any jump to avoid zombies.
Hello, from Rennes, Britanny, France.
Jump rope, always been a staple. My mom, used to be a distance runner as a teen/young adult. So we grew up with the sound of her rope jumping most mornings when she didn't have time to go for a run, before work. I kept at it, as i went into combat sports and my job involve alot of travelling so a rope is the most minimalist equipment i can bring with me. We sometimes do contest to decide which restaurant we go to.
Jumping rope has been my primary conditioning/cardio exercise for a couple years now. Love it so much. I use 3/4 and 1 pound crossropes for added arm/shoulder conditioning. I actually designed and built my shop to accommodate indoor jumping because I'm in the good ol Pacific Northwest (PDX); outdoor jumping only lasts part of the year. I do 3-4 sessions per week, some long and some short (10-20 minutes each). My favorite part of the video was when you burst out in a tribal scream and threw the rope after a high intensity finish. Good stuff, thanks as always.
1. Cape Town , South Africa
2. I jump to improve my ability to jump to conclusions
haha love that
😂
Hello from New Jersey! I am jumping rope to get to my 100th birthday with lots of energy 😁 I started jumping rope three months ago and I am starting to get the hang of it. I loved your suggestions for routine. I am still doing only 5 minutes 5 to 6 times a week. Thank you for your great videos, they are very informational.
Love your videos! I was following you before you became a dad, but now I find your videos even more useful, I'm also a dad (of two) and going back to the basics, and doing 10-minute trainings has allowed me to continue training and enjoy it. Thanks!
I am in Sedona, Arizona! I am a total newbie (on just day 35 of jumping!), so I am doing 20 seconds on, 30 seconds off for ten minutes with a 1/2 pound rope. Every day I practice a mic release and can't wait for the day I can do it. So far, I have a broken light, a black eye and a busted handle. But I am not giving up, jump, jump, jump!!! :)
Blue springs, MO
I was on a traveling jumprope team as a kid and can't wait to get back to my double jump form. With 5 kids, love this idea for my warmup work.
Was on a jump rope team in the late 80s early 90s, Arizona Skippers lol. Love jump roping. Still do it almost every day.
what?!? I need a team
@@Strengthside Went around to different schools. Did the Jump Rope for Heart or whatever it was called. I remember doing a show at ASU. All the lights were off, we dressed in black, with glow in the dark ropes, white shoes, and white gloves. So all you could see were the shoes, gloves, and ropes LOL Pretty cool ❤️
Jump rope teams were killin' it in the 80s. 🔥
Plus I'm sure it kept you in great shape.@@jaimereynolds258
I really loved the boxer examples you used, specifically Sugar Ray Robinson. He's considered the GOAT, seeing him practising rope flow back in the late 40s/50s is crazy
I know right. Simple tools and natural movement patterns
Currently I've been doing this minimalist routine for 2 years now using jump rope, bodyweight, and optional resistance bands.
Starting my workout with warm up amrap (as many rounds as possible) doing 10 jumping jacks and 1 squat to inchworm with alternating tow taps in 90 seconds or duration of one anime opening/ending.
Then using the emom (Every Minute on the Minute) protocol I do 10 push ups, 10 squats, and 5 banded row variation (or 5 pull ups/inverted rows if you are up to it) on the minute 1. On minute 2 I do my freestyle jump rope until the timer ends. Repeat this process until 6 minutes but not below 20-30 minutes on the weekends. I do this every other day usually drawing wild cards between upper/lower/full body split using just a fundamental exercises.
The real reason why I started to jump rope workout is so I am conditioned for any hiking trips and additional outdoor activities.
Doing this workout scheme for 2 years I look like a bodybuilder now. Even my grandmother in japan told me I've gotten bigger over the past 5 years since the last time I saw her.
Thanks! You made me remember how much I used to like to jump rope. I'm gonna buy me a rope today.
That's the spirit!
It's so much about the energy
I learned to jump rope at 48 years old. Now I’m 52 and still jumping five times a week.
For those you can't skip for there life.. (this was me)
I would first aim for the perfect skip of 10 reps. If I can't achieve this in 1min. Then I take rest. 1min max or shorter (because I was suborn 😅) then I would increase rep to 15reps etc... For 30min
(I use to do this daily if I could)
Then later 1month of skipping (6 months) . I was able to achieve 1min skip in row.
I changed my skipping workout to what I call "1min reset" I failed to skip for 1min, I'd rest time. Until I reached 1min. This taught me to be patient and fix my technique (adjust the rope, fix my form, focus). Music really helped
Next was skipping to music, if failed I'll restart the song. And use that time to rest if needed
Later leaned skipping variations. This was fun
Just wanted share. Enjoy
😊
You have got lovely family they got awesome dad
Hey everyone at Strengthside!
I've been a regular since the pandemic. Finding your channel was one of the silver linings... you offer good, clean advice and go from strength to strength... you deserve all the success and recognition for all the good stuff and great topics that you include 👏👏👏
Thank you from, Emerald, Australia ❤
It's amazing to see how much cardio you can get from jump roping compared to running. Definitely going to give this a try.
Checking in from Mesa, Arizona here and at almost 60 it's such a wonderful exercise and brings back long ago child hood memories. Thanks for another wonderful video. #StrenghtSideDad #StrenghtSideGrandDad AND #StrenghtSideGreatGrandDad Here!
I used to like jumping rope but I was never consistent. Hitting my legs, back with the rope and just having to start over again just because I lost tempo for a moment - one of the most annoying things for me. Although I cannot stress how much I love ropeless jumping rope (there are two balls of foam on a shorter ropes as weights instead). More fun, less annoying, takes less space, you can do it brainlessly in front of TV or computer. Its awesome
nice!
Hola from Northeast FL! Love your channel and that tip to do low squats while resting between sets is brilliant. Got to get hopping to keep my legs in shape so I can channel my inner billy goat on my long backpacking trips!😅
Go a lil hard on The 4th? Start your jump rope journey today 😂
Want a NEW Strength Side Hat? Comment below with your location and a funny reason you should jump rope 🦘
I have just started Jump Rope a week ago after many years later and I wanted an helpful video on it! this video is quite helpful thank you.
1. Tampa, Fl
2. One day I would like to jump to the moon.
I haven’t jumped rope in close to a year but do miss the benefits. I would do jump rope for long intervals such as 15-30 minutes so I’ll try this method during my mornings.
Living it up in the Midwest. Gotta jump rope to build recovery and practice fall avoidance while walking through my kids' rooms in the dark (toys, legos, pencils, thumb tacks, you name it…)
How often should I jump rope to get conditioned and to see results?
Currently on the Isle of Wight, England and jumping rope is fab as it provides you with the most unique experience - getting whipped in the calves (worse if you have a speed rope)! But hey it increases your pain threshold and patience 🙃
1. Bulgaria
2. As a dad you can't let your kid to beat you in a activity like jumping rope. So great way to have cool parent and kid moments
Gotta love the shout out to jump ropes! I'm surprised you haven't mentioned tricks and freestyle jumping - they solve some of the problems with the lack of / repetitive motion.
I never knew jump rope could be so beneficial for coordination. This video really opened my eyes to how versatile it is for fitness.
1. Budva, Montenegro
2. I jump rope to jump higher in a volleyball, not sure if this helps, but my confidence really got up!
First of all... Joyce and Toya are freaking great😊😊
Awesome, I literally just started jumping rope again and you make this video love it. Thank you
Me too. 🙂
hi from Portugal!
I want to jump rope because I never manage with it as a child, so its a gift to my inner child and to my confidence. And I didnt win the push-up give away - so here is anther challage ( its going good with push-up btw)
Love to see a colab with you and JRD's.👍👍
Yessss! With Dan on Dockweiler Beach! That’ll be Epic 🕺 🔥 ➰
I jump rope for 30seconds to a minute in between my lifting sets. I thought I'd lose strength on lifts but that has not happened at all. I'm soaked in sweat throughout my workout. It works for me. Thanks for the video.
From H-Town, Texas. Have to start sometime, jump rope into it!
Good morning from Michigan! I love to jump rope and try to add it in with every workout, even if it's just a few minutes. Working on different techniques, so this was really helpful. Thank you for the great information, as always! Get back to jump roping, it'll make you feel like a kid again...or make you frustrated until you throw it because you're not as light and agile as you were as a kid. Even more reason to get back at it! Have a blessed day! (Your little ones are so adorable)
Also really good for your lymphatic system. Also impresses your kids to think your the best jump roper ever.
Just found your channel and I'm loving all our great tips. Here in North Carolina. Every time I look out my two story window, I wonder if I would be able to jump safely if there was a fire. I guess start training with a jump rope!
1. Greetings from Lansing, Michigan!
2. The rope ain't gonna jump itself.
simple and to the point. love it !
hi, I live in Peru, SouthAmerica, I love jumping rope, I find it very funny, I am 59. youre the best, GOOD VIBES
Congratulations! Your children are adorable ❤Thank you for your great content, so informative.
Hi Josh. I'm in England and I think people should jump rope because if you ever need to jam like Frogger, you got it covered!
Cool. Your video is really on timing for me.I've recenty introduced jumping rope (starting from a very beginner) as warm up phase, 8-10 min (stopping only when I hit the rope). I've replace run with jumping rope, for warming up before streight workout, because I feel it warm me up ?better?. Here is the the fun (for me at least) love this Rochy Balboa feeling while listening "eye of the tiger" when I'm jumping..
I had meniscus surgery on 15th march ...from 7th/8th june ...i started v v low intensity jump rope ...20sec on 20nsec off .... today im on 40/50 sec on ...10 sec off ...i do that for 1hr n15 mins ...and my knee recovery is comin on fabbbbbbbb ....
Highly appreciative of this!
Thank you.
I'm 75 and I've been jumèing rope for years,. These days I do 1 minute on and 15 seconds rest for t0 or 15 minutes. I do this almost every day and now that I live in Bali, itàs really not conducive to running and that's gotten pretty hard on my joints anyway. I've been doing this for years on and off though I used to just do 12 minutes straight with no rest intervals.
Dallas, TX 😎 I jump rope for the kids! so I don't trip over myself if a bunch of kids are jump roping and ask if I want to join (literally happened last week lol)
Creepy , why are you playing with kids in the first place
always one of the best reasons... to keep up with kids
We're all gonna make it brahs
💪
For last 2 years ive used skipping as warm up and cool down before training
I live in Los AngelesAngeles, but I’m county visiting Kanab, UT. Personally, I should jump rope more because I was on a competitive jump rope team as a kid and I ought to try to get my old skills back!
I especially like how hard it is to find an excuse to not jump rope, it made the habit stick easier. It's cheap, portable, and you can do it inside.
I have been jumping rope for about 2 months now. I get that feeling every time I start off, you feel like this is hard work how am I going to do this for 30mins. By the time you get to 30 mins you carry on to 45mins its an odd sensation
1. Upstate New York
2. Why monitor heart rate or muscle/fat % when you can track your fitness progress in belly jiggles per jump?
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
The way my neighbourhood is, people can't see into most of the yards but we are all super close, so I jump rope so it sounds like I'm very accomplished! (They don't see when I'm jumping with the rope beside me and not jumping through it! )
The dog sleeping in the back using the bed as a pillow 😂
Jump Rope Dudes x Strength Side video would be dope
Your videos are very motivating. I like your advices for the beginners and the outlook of variations. That's how moving should be - with fun.
Checking in from Sydney, Australia !
I’d like to get into Jumping Rope once I recover from my rolled Ankle(s …one rolled six months after the other) My goal by the end of this year is to have improved ankle stiffness so I can land a Sideslip and also, eventually get my 540 kick back. I haven’t landed one in over two years ! 😢
I have found these workouts to be the best for me:
Easy Workout:
20 sets
1:00 min workout
15 sec rest
Total workout time: 25 mins
Medium Workout:
20 sets
1:15 min workout
15 sec rest
Total workout time: 30 mins
Hard Workout:
20 sets
1:30 min workout
15 sec rest
Total workout time: 35 mins"
1. Atlanta, GA
2. That jump rope blood flow translates quite well in the bedroom.
15-20 minute jump rope sessions a few times per week goes a very long way. Couple that with some rope flow?! That’s a recipe for greatness. Love the idea of sitting in the squat during the rest time!
Please also tell about how to inculcate pushups, squats, pullups into this routine as well for strenght training?
I live in Long Beach, CA and I will be 63 soon, I jump rope to be fit and keep my balance ongoing. plus weight training and BJJ 2x a week. But I just like jumping around with my 80's music. LOL
I started jumping rope with the challenge you posted on insta in april and in combination with push ups, it really is a fun spicy and short workout that got me good results.
1. Flanders NJ
2. It is better to trip over a moving rope than over your own two feet
Location: London - I’ve always fancied myself doing double Dutch-because if my coordination skills don’t give everyone a good laugh, my mid-air flailing certainly will. Plus, it's a great way to show my kids in their 20's-30's I've still got some serious moves! 😎✌
This video...
Gamechanger.
I walk 4 miles a day and jumping rope for 30 mins a day and I lost 20 lbs in 2 months baby
South Central Los Angeles CA
Great video. Thanks. I'm a new jumper.🎉
Wow, thank you for information, love it🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for the tips! Since I start working from home, I hit 95KG, I recently start working out at home, but it is hard for now xD. But I love rope jumping. I can only do 30 secs rest for 30-45 secs for 5 mins for now. I feel so heavy xD. Also trying to do strength training at least 2 times per week. But even if I am working from home, I work a LOT!!
I love that dog in the corner !!! 😂
Greetings from italy
I love jumping rope. It makes me flexible
Hi guys, i a m 39 yrs old been doing jump rope 15 minutes straight for more than 10 years, from my experience didn't burn fat, my legs got super ripped and gained a lot of endurance in running and improved my breathing.
Mumbai , India
Thank you for the video....
Jump rope rocks. It's how I hold onto my athleticism with low chance of injury🤙
I love uaing rhe jumo rope. Especially while listening to some eletronic digital music.
Southern California, and you should jump rope is because it helps prepare you to quickly jump on the couch if a cricket scares you. 😂
i love jump rope! ❤ good for my mental health!
What up from Uster, Switzerland!
I'm def jumping rope to increase my intake of cheese and chocolate with no increase in belly proportion 👌
Back in the day when I played basketball I used to skip rope all the time…👍🙏💪
Erickson from Canada, and I jump rope to maintain lightness on my feet for all the times I step on lego piece death traps.
Thank you for the informative video, This motivated me to do my research and workout in a way that’s best for me👌🏾
I went skipping the other day and had no idea about this
Located in Houston TX, and I jump rope because with the faulty power grid here, it may be useful to power my apartment one day (If CenterPoint Power can't do it)
Seriously I go 20 minutes none stop. It's very effective brother's I have done it and am still doing 5 times a week.
Any good links / recommendations for jump ropes?
So good video, thank you!
I really want to jump rope because of its benefits, but I really don't like it much because I struggle to do even 30sec without catching the rope which is really frustrating. I do want to keep at it, though, and I'll try the workout you suggested, maybe just bring it down to 20sec for now, got to start somewhere, and hopefully I'll progress in time and will start to enjoy it 🙏🏻
100 push ups
120 squats
12.05 min. Skipping
Everyday ❤️
From India Uttarakhand 🇮🇳
New Zealand Im from a small county town of Putaruru.
Jump rope to help work the pelvic floor, hold it, or lose it
Hey it's Bob1 and Bob2! Hi Josh, it's Bob from Victoria BC. Why you should jump rope. When I was a kid my dad would periodically announce to me and my 2 sisters that it was "Who wants a Kit Kat?" time.. This meant that he would toss a Kit Kat chocolate bar in the air and the 3 of us would have to jump for it. Jumping rope would obviously help win such a challenge if it were held today! Cheers
1. Boulder.
2. You are very right about jump rope. I can teach you Parkour off of rabbit Mountain Road next time you’re at that park.
From the land down under! Each year in Australia, there is an annual high jump contest where all Australian species are invited to attend. Kangaroos have won every year since the first contest was held in 1972. That is going to change next year. That is why I jump rope.
1) Ann Arbor, Michigan
2) I should jump rope so my toddler can laugh while my belly jiggles
60 on, 60 off for 30 minutes was part of my covid workout. Built up my calves nicely.
If I could just get it to build up mine :)
@@Strengthside all good man, you got the rest of the muscles 💪
@@K4R3N ha thanks bro cheers!
Hawaii! And I need to jump rope to be able to catch my kids when they run from me at Target 😂
Hello from Winnipeg Canada. Jumping rope to be that circus freak mom in the park at night when no one is watching me whip myself!