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07<br />
Beginner’s<br />
Workout<br />
The beginner’s workout is aimed at those individuals who<br />
are new to the Jump Rope program, <strong>and</strong> just want to start<br />
off. Anyone who is new to using jump ropes should start off<br />
at a beginner level, <strong>and</strong> as the stamina allows, one should<br />
gradually move towards the advanced workout routines.<br />
The best way to warm up for a jump rope beginners<br />
routine is by <strong>jumping</strong> for 30 seconds continuously. If you<br />
do not prefer a timeframe for warm up, then you can just<br />
do 50 repetitions. Once your warm up is complete, you<br />
should take rest for 30 to 60 seconds, <strong>and</strong> move towards<br />
completing three sets. Each set should last for around 1<br />
minute as per your stamina. You should also take rests<br />
between the<br />
sets.<br />
Once the beginner three sets are completed, you can<br />
increase the duration <strong>and</strong> intensity. For instance, increase<br />
the duration of each of the next three sets to 90 seconds,<br />
<strong>and</strong> aim to complete <strong>more</strong> than hundred repetitions in<br />
each sets. You are allowed to take rests, but keep the<br />
rests timed at 30 seconds.<br />
Since this is a beginner workout, it should be done thrice<br />
or four times in a week. Workout on consecutive days is<br />
not encouraged for beginners. Soon you will notice an<br />
increase in your <strong>jumping</strong> capacity <strong>and</strong> potential, <strong>and</strong> as<br />
soon as you have this realization, you can move towards<br />
the advanced levels.