jump rope

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by jim121670, Jul 7, 2007.


  1. jim121670

    jim121670 Jim Full Member

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    what are the benifits to jumping rope.i am older and out of shape and i am starting to do some training as if i were a boxer.i am not a boxer and at age 36 never will be but want to at least do some of the training.anyways i started to jump rope and having a little difficulty.but i am not going to give up.what are the benifits of the jump rope. thanks for any suggestions.
     
  2. USMCGixxer6

    USMCGixxer6 Member Full Member

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    it will strengthen the shoulders and traps and calves as well. Endurance, give faster feet, there are a ton bro
     
  3. jim121670

    jim121670 Jim Full Member

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    sorry didn't see the thread at bottom on jump rope.guess i should read before posting.
     
  4. RockOn33

    RockOn33 Member Full Member

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    or use the search
     
  5. chinachin_76

    chinachin_76 Member Full Member

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    It's good for endurance .... used in a well orchestrated boxing training regime it really does work wonders.
     
  6. Johnboy2007

    Johnboy2007 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Iv not started boxing yet but i do jump rope pretty damn well even if i do say so myself lol. And i play football (soccer) about 3-4 times a week and its helped me become faster and my legs are stronger and i can sprint flat out down the wing or w/e and recover in no time. I play defense and it pisses of the opposition when the get pass me and i catch them in a couple seconds lol my favourite form of exercise iv been tellin all the people that play they should get a rope!:good
     
  7. Kenny

    Kenny New Member Full Member

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    Jumping has many benifits including; cardiovascular, balance, coordination, speed and foot work and strength (especially if you use a heavy rope).

    I'm 265 pounds, pro wrestle and Jump at least 5 times a week for 30 minutes and it's helped me tremendously! Here is a 1 minute example of my 30 min routine....excuse the cell phone quality.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4VYB7F4kmQ