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Skip Your Way to Good Health

If talks of skipping has got you reminiscing your childhood, you should perhaps get back to it and include it as part of your daily routine. All you need to do is to get hold of a skipping rope and spare about 20 minutes of your time every day.

Skipping ropes can be a lot of fun, but when you’re just doing it for the first time, it can be frustrating. You have to practice coordination between your hands’ actions, the movement of the rope and the actual jump, which is not easy when you have to do it over and over again. To avoid this whole hassle, we workout with a cordless skipping system. You won’t believe it’s a skipping rope at first glance because it’s just two handles and nothing in between, and no it’s not invisible, it just isn’t there. Instead, it uses the motion of weighted balls to monitor your skipping.

Most people don’t believe at first but quickly do after a while exercising with it. You still get all the benefits of a conventional skipping rope without going through the trouble of learning the skills and techniques. It is also great for indoor skipping; if you have a low hanging ceiling or do not want to knock anything over, this is the solution. 

There is still no compromise on health, you still get an amazing cardio workout, exercise your whole body and have fun. Its size also makes it incredibly portable, and you don’t have to worry about the rope getting tangled.

Here are some incredible benefits of skipping

1. The effort it takes to skip for 10 minutes is the equivalent of running a mile.

2. Skipping for weight loss is a common reason people take up the activity, so you'll be pleased to know that 20 minutes of skipping will burn up to 300 calories.

3. Skipping is a full body workout which uses your abdominals to stabilise the body, legs for jumping, shoulders and arms for turning the rope.

 

4. Skipping improves coordination, stamina and focus, and that's good for all aspects of life.

5. Skipping is less jolting on your joints than running.

6. Once you've bought your rope, skipping is a zero-cost workout. 

7. Skipping is "an incredible alternative to traditional cardio on machines such as the treadmill, cross trainer" Perfect if you're bored of your usual cardio.

8. Skipping can improve your mental health by releasing endorphins, a hormone which is known to ease depressive moods.

9. Skipping helps to improve heart rate and blood pressure. It can also help you "boost your immune system, balance your metabolism, and improve your overall health in a short period of time," according to the British Rope Skipping Association

10. Jumping rope is a good workout for all fitness levels as you can do it at a pace that suits you.

11. A regular skipping session improves muscle tone in both the lower and upper body.

12. Skipping is a weight-bearing exercise so can help in improving bone density, thus helping stave off osteoporosis.

 

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