Jump the Rope Workout - Cardio
Challenge yourself!
Free
2.1for iPhone, iPad and more
3.9
1 Ratings
Mobway Solutions SRL
Developer
47 MB
Size
Jan 12, 2022
Update Date
Health & Fitness
Category
4+
Age Rating
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About Jump the Rope Workout - Cardio
Jump the Rope - a very popular game for kids. Do you remember? In addition, it is a great way to lose weight and keep kit. Go cardio, practice daily this awesome Jump the Rope Workout Challenge.
Contrary to popular belief, rope jumping is not just for professional boxers and young kids in the schoolyard. Rope jumping is an excellent choice for exercisers of all fitness levels who want to improve their cardiovascular conditioning, coordination, agility, speed, strength, balance, rhythm, timing, and bone density. All you’ll need is a properly-sized jump rope, a suitable surface for jumping (a flat, firm surface with a little give is best; avoid grass, artificial turf, dirt, and sand), and a timer.
If you’re new to rope jumping, keep these seven rules in mind:
1. Keep your elbows close to your ribs.
2. Don’t choke up on the handles.
3. Allow your ankles, knees, and hips to flex when you land.
4. Keep your jumps low.
5. Hold your hands waist-high.
6. Turn the rope mainly by rotating your wrist.
7. Turn the rope first, jump second.
Jump Rope Basics
If you haven't picked up a jump rope since fourth-grade gym class, it's time for a skip down memory lane. Burn 135 calories in just 10 minutes with this jump rope workout from Marty Winkler, co-creator of RopeSport workout DVDs (ropesport.com). You'll also sculpt your shoulders, chest, arms, and legs.
How To Jump Rope
Jump 1 to 2 inches off floor, giving rope just enough space to slip under feet — only the balls of feet should touch the floor.
Keep elbows close to sides as you turn the rope. The movement comes from the wrists and forearms, not the shoulders.
If you tire out before you finish the workout, drop the rope, but keep arms and legs going. Work up to using the rope full-time.
To find a rope that fits, place one foot in the center of the rope and lift the handles — they shouldn't go past your armpits.
Contrary to popular belief, rope jumping is not just for professional boxers and young kids in the schoolyard. Rope jumping is an excellent choice for exercisers of all fitness levels who want to improve their cardiovascular conditioning, coordination, agility, speed, strength, balance, rhythm, timing, and bone density. All you’ll need is a properly-sized jump rope, a suitable surface for jumping (a flat, firm surface with a little give is best; avoid grass, artificial turf, dirt, and sand), and a timer.
If you’re new to rope jumping, keep these seven rules in mind:
1. Keep your elbows close to your ribs.
2. Don’t choke up on the handles.
3. Allow your ankles, knees, and hips to flex when you land.
4. Keep your jumps low.
5. Hold your hands waist-high.
6. Turn the rope mainly by rotating your wrist.
7. Turn the rope first, jump second.
Jump Rope Basics
If you haven't picked up a jump rope since fourth-grade gym class, it's time for a skip down memory lane. Burn 135 calories in just 10 minutes with this jump rope workout from Marty Winkler, co-creator of RopeSport workout DVDs (ropesport.com). You'll also sculpt your shoulders, chest, arms, and legs.
How To Jump Rope
Jump 1 to 2 inches off floor, giving rope just enough space to slip under feet — only the balls of feet should touch the floor.
Keep elbows close to sides as you turn the rope. The movement comes from the wrists and forearms, not the shoulders.
If you tire out before you finish the workout, drop the rope, but keep arms and legs going. Work up to using the rope full-time.
To find a rope that fits, place one foot in the center of the rope and lift the handles — they shouldn't go past your armpits.
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What's New in the Latest Version 2.1
Last updated on Jan 12, 2022
Old Versions
- UI Fixes
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Version History
2.1
Jan 12, 2022
- UI Fixes
2.0
Nov 24, 2020
- ability to play music in the background
- history of workouts UI improvements
- Iphone 10+ UI fixes
- other bug fixes
- history of workouts UI improvements
- Iphone 10+ UI fixes
- other bug fixes
1.3
Jan 29, 2017
-bug fixes
1.2
Dec 5, 2016
More settings added :
- edit the number of series
- edit the duration of each exercise
- edit the number of series
- edit the duration of each exercise
1.1
Oct 6, 2016
redesign :
- dashboard with statistics added (total time, total number of workouts, average time per workout)
- bar chart showing the statistics for the current week
- other small fixes
- dashboard with statistics added (total time, total number of workouts, average time per workout)
- bar chart showing the statistics for the current week
- other small fixes
1.0
Aug 29, 2016
Jump the Rope Workout - Cardio FAQ
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iPhone
Requires iOS 9.0 or later.
iPad
Requires iPadOS 9.0 or later.
iPod touch
Requires iOS 9.0 or later.
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