North Carolina State University Athletics
A Simple Yet Effective Jump Rope Program
10/8/2005 12:00:00 AM | Pack Athletics
Jumping rope can improve a athlete's foot quickness and agility. This jump rope routine is based on a cross layout format that forms four quadrants. The quadrants are numbered as follows:
| 1 | 2 |
| 4 | 3 |
The progression of the routine is as follows:
| 1. Regular jump | x50 |
| 2. Side to side - 4 to 3 and back | x50 (both feet) |
| 3. Up and back - 4 to 1 and back | x50 (both feet) |
| 4. Boxer shuffle - 2 on right foot, 2 on left foot | x50 |
| 5. Up and back one foot - 4 to 1 and back | x25 (right foot) x25 (left foot) |
| 6. Side to side one foot - 4 to 3 | x25 (right foot) x25 (left foot) |
| 7. Triangle (1-2-4) alternate: switch (2-1-3) | x50 (both feet) |
| 8. Four Square (1-2-3-4) | x50 (both feet) |
| 9. Figure 8 (2-4-1-3) | x50 (both feet) |
| 10. Double jump with bounce: rope under foot twice | x50 (both feet) |
| 11. Double jump in succession: rope under foot twice | x50 (both feet) |
| 12. Bonus round - as many regular jumps as you can get in thirty seconds. Set a goal of reaching a hundred jumps or more. | |
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