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Skipping Rope

The document provides a history and overview of skipping rope/jump rope, including its origins, equipment used, techniques, rules, and health benefits. It discusses how skipping rope originated in places like China, Phoenicia, and ancient Egypt and made its way to North America via Dutch settlers. It also outlines the main types of ropes, proper rope length, basic and advanced techniques, and safety tips. Key health benefits highlighted are improved heart health, concentration, coordination, stamina, flexibility, mental health, weight loss, bone strength, and lung function.
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Skipping Rope

The document provides a history and overview of skipping rope/jump rope, including its origins, equipment used, techniques, rules, and health benefits. It discusses how skipping rope originated in places like China, Phoenicia, and ancient Egypt and made its way to North America via Dutch settlers. It also outlines the main types of ropes, proper rope length, basic and advanced techniques, and safety tips. Key health benefits highlighted are improved heart health, concentration, coordination, stamina, flexibility, mental health, weight loss, bone strength, and lung function.
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Non-Traditional

Games & Sports

SKIPPING
ROPE
GROUP 1 BPED III-A
HISTORY
HISTORY
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• Rope Skipping originated in the


Netherlands, and made its way
across the Atlantic in the 1600s.
Dutch settlers were America's first
jump-ropers.
• The English, who governed the
Dutch colony in the Hudson River
Valley, found a sport that involved
jumping over one or two ropes to
HISTORY
• 'Jumping a rope' has been practiced for
centuries around the whole world. The
first skilled rope makers emerged from
early China and a game called Hundred
Rope Jumping was one of the favourite
sports during the Chinese New Year
Festival.
• Rope was used for skipping in Phoenicia,
and ancient Egypt. The Greeks jumped a
pole in the early days of the Western
civilization, and several painters in the
Golden Ages painted children playing
with a rope absolutely ridiculous.
Thesis Defense Presentation

DEFINITI
ON Thesis Defense | Fashion Business
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Thesis Defense Presentation
Jumping rope, also known as skipping rope, is a popular activity around
the world. Basic jumping rope involves a rope held by one end in each hand
that is then spun over the head and back to the feet. When it reaches the feet
it is jumped over and spun behind the back and up towards the head again.
Rope skipping is commonly performed as an exercise or recreational activity.
It can be done by individuals of all ages who do not have any mobility limitations
or problems with the knees, ankles, or feet. There are multiple subsets of
skipping/jump rope, including single freestyle, single speed, pairs, three-person
speed , and three-person freestyle.
EQUIPME
NT
ROP
There are mainly three types of jump ropes.

E
• Beaded ropes are an excellent option for beginners to
learn synchronization, but they do not offer much
speed or durability.

• Plastic and PVC ropes are significantly faster and


more durable than beaded ropes, which makes them
suitable for both beginners and advanced athletes as
well as outdoor use.

• Leather ropes are the fastest of all options and are the
best choice for advanced athletes whose main aim is
to improve speed.
Use your height to find the right rope length.
• To check whether the rope is the
correct length, stand on the center
of the rope, and see where the
handles reach.
• If the handles reach your waist,
the length is correct.
• If the handles are considerably
higher than your waist, the rope is
too long, and if they are too far
below your waist, the rope is too
short
TYPES OF
USE YOUR HEIGHT TO FIND THE RIGHT ROPE
LENGTH.

SKIPPING
ROPE
TYPES OF SKIPPING ROPE
• Speed ropes - A speed rope, like its name, is
meant to be used for speed work as the cables
are extremely light weight and usually made of
thin vinyl cords, which makes it easier to
increase the speed of your workout routine.

• Weighted ropes - out with weighted handles to


give your arms to a greater extent an exercise as
you skip
• Beaded ropes - beaded jump rope consists of
segmented beads, usually plastic, threaded
around a cord. It comes in different colors with
long handles and ideal weight suitable for
beginners to get along with while spinning.

• Adjustable ropes - a jump rope with a


customizable length, allowing users to tailor it
to their height for comfortable and effective
workouts.
TECHNIQU
Techniques of skipping rope

• Basic jump or easy jump- Jump with both • Alternate foot jump (speed step) Use alternate feet to
feet slightly apart over the rope. Beginners jump off the ground. This technique can be used to
usually master this technique first before effectively double the number of jumps per minute as
moving onto more advanced techniques. compared to the above technique. This step can be
. used for speed events.
Techniques of skipping rope

• Slow (double bounce) Turn the • EB (front-back cross or sailor) Perform


rope slowly and jump once the criss-cross whilst crossing one arm
behind the back.
before jumping over the rope
as in a basic jump. • Double under A high basic jump, turning
the rope twice under the feet. Turning the
• Side swing The rope is passed rope three times is called a triple under.
by the side of the participant's In competitions, participants may attempt
quadruple (quads) and quintuple under
body without jumping it.
(quins) using the same method.
Techniques of skipping rope

• Basic Boxer jump One foot is positioned slightly


• Criss-cross Also known as crossover, cross
forward and one foot slightly back. The person
arms, or simply a cross. Perform the basic
positions their bodyweight primarily over their
jump whilst crossing arms in front of the
front foot, with the back foot acting as a
stabiliser.
body.
.
RULES
Rules of skipping ropes

1.Introduction This Training Guide provides both general information about jumping
rope and specific instructions for JumpRope Sprint racing, which involves running as
fast as possible while twirling a jump rope one revolution for each step. It is thrilling
for participants and spectators alike, and not difficult to learn.
Rules of skipping ropes
2. Safety Warning and Tips Jumping rope is a strenuous activity that places strain on the
body, and also increases the chances of injury due to falling down. Running with a jump
rope adds to both the impact pressure and risk of injury. Exercise on a smooth, flat
surface. Hold the jump handles loosely in your hands, and in the event of a tangle,
release the handles to reduce the chances of pulling yourself down. Children should be
supervised.

3. General Tips on The Basic Bounce The proper rope length helps you optimize both
your technique and performance. To set the proper rope length, place one foot on top of
the middle of the rope and hold the handles up together evenly so that they reach a
person’s chin or shoulder.
Rules of skipping ropes

4. Simple Routines One-Foot Bounce Once you feel comfortable with the Two-Foot
Bounce, keep one foot off the ground and use the other foot to repeatedly jump the rope.
Try to keep the rest of your technique the same.
Rules of skipping ropes
5. Combined Alternate Step and Jogging This exercise involves alternating steps while
moving forward and develops the technique used in Jump Rope Sprint racing. Once you
feel comfortable with the Alternate Step exercise, you start moving forward by
concentration on jumping over the rope with each stride. Go as slow as needed until it
you become comfortable with your timing.

6. More Routines Combined Two-Foot Bounce and Alternating Steps This exercise
involves switching between Two-Foot Bounce and Alternating Steps every four
revolutions of the rope. In other words, bounce four times on both feet, then bounce four
times on alternating feet, and then repeat the sequence.
BENEFITS
BENEFITS OF SKIPPING
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ROPE
1: Improves heart health Skipping rope is the best cardio exercise as it
increases the heart rate. This will significantly reduce the risk of heart
diseases and stroke.

2: Increases concentration Every cardio exercise will help you to focus


on your goal and skipping is one of them. Skipping rope can calm your
body and increase your concentration.

3: Improves coordination Skipping consistently improves your


coordination and stamina.
BENEFITS OF SKIPPING
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4: Increases stamina and gets rid of fatigue By continuous work you may
feel tired or loss of stamina. Skipping can help you to improve your
stamina.

5: Increases body flexibility Skipping rope makes your body calm and
flexible. Jumping gives great strength to the muscles and relaxes them.

6: Boost mental health Skipping rope at a moderate intensity can reduce


anxiety and depression. Exercise can increase blood circulation to your
body and brain.
7: Decreases belly fat It is one of the main obstacles while losing weight.
BENEFITS OF SKIPPING
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8: Strengthening your bones Skipping rope will give strength to your
bones and increase bone density, thus reduces the chances of osteoporosis.

9: Glows your skin Post-workout glow is one of the best glow one can
get. Exercises like skipping will always give you healthy, blushing and
glowing skin.

10: Improve pulmonary function Skipping ropes improves blood


circulation and breathing which ultimately enhances your lung capacity.
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