Can I substitute jumping rope for running ?I tried running but my whole body gets tired fast and I have a lot of hills in my neighborhood.
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Originally posted by jas View PostDo whatever you prefer, as long as you are keeping your heart rate high for as long as possible. Jump rope will also help co-ordination and shoulder endurance.
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Originally posted by SSFBOXER View PostCan I substitute jumping rope for running ?I tried running but my whole body gets tired fast and I have a lot of hills in my neighborhood.
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Originally posted by dman4093 View PostTry running of jump rope for a full minute,rest for a minute and do this for ten sets. Next week jump rope for two minutes and rest one and add a minute each week were your able to do 2 sets of 30 minutes of jump rope/running.
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Originally posted by ColdBlooded View PostIsn't that the point of training? To do something very difficult so that your body adapts? I personally don't think jumping rope is as effective as running for conditioning. The intensity just isn't the same. I'd recommend you do something like sprint intervals. Or heavy bag intervals. Something like that.
Jump rope can be just as intense as sprints if you make it that intense.Last edited by Beavis_5000; 05-25-2014, 10:17 PM.
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