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VeryWellFit: "Using a jump rope gives you a simple way to condition the muscles used for plyometrics as well as get you comfortable with the coordination required for more powerful plyometric bounding. This simple move gets you in shape for more intensity down the road." [ID: jump_rope]
First time: Try 10 seconds of jump rope
Advice from the video above:
Jump rope advice from VeryWellFit: "Jump 30–60 seconds at a time, take a short break, and repeat 3-5 times."
Video: great jump rope advice here, "How To Jump Rope" by Well+Good, www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3zgHI8QnqE
Article: "Plyometric Jump Training Exercises" by VeryWellFit, www.verywellfit.com/plyometric-jump-training-3120003
Extra credit...5 or 10 minute workouts from Sunny Health & Fitness:
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