I started rope jumping a few days ago, and I'm able to do it for 800 skips without getting exhausted.

But the only problem I'm facing is that I'm not able to do it for more than 20-50 jumps at a time, and after that, the rope gets tangled in between my legs, & I have to start jumping again.

Is there a way, so that I can increase my number of jumps at a time?
Your suggestion is highly appreciable.

My sister made a Nursery Rhyme for coronavirus to skip rope to, and wanted it posted:

Four foot away, you all must stay Lest the wrath of the sun will come your way One week, two weeks to hide away Lest the wrath of the sun will come your way

Then you count One Week, Two weeks , Three weeks, etc until you stuff up.

Hello am a skipping for weight loss newbie and was wondering is it better to start with a routine, i.e 20 seconds on 20 seconds off or aiming for a set of number of skips

Hey y'all!

I realize this might be the wrong place to post this, I just don't know where else to.

Does anyone just....skip? Not skip rope, not jump rope, just skip withput a rope like we used to do as kids?

And, could this be a good form of exercise?

I'm thinking of passing by the playground track near me a few times a week and jusr skipping along the track. It'd probably be less intensive/slower than jumping rope, but I HATE jumping rope (always get caught!) And LOVE skipping.

Wondering if I can just 'skip' (hehe) one for the other.

Thanks in advance!

does any of you have any tips for me im trying to skip my first class i go to hayfield secondly school

skipping class again! lets try again next week

How do you fix a jump rope when the wire is starting to show and sparks come out when the jump rope hits the ground

Hey folks,

I had a try & fail at buying a decent rope. Can you recommend one? Thanks!!

UPDATE: I found ballistyx by epitomize fitness. Pretty good.. but I'm still learning on these. They do the trick tho

Do you like my skipping?