I remember in primary school I would skip during my whole lunch break. I don't think I could go for an hour now
Definitely some to work towards
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Re: Skipping
by HappyBella55 » Tue Feb 26, 2008 9:17 pm
Oh yeah skipping is hard work.
I remember in primary school I would skip during my whole lunch break. I don't think I could go for an hour now Definitely some to work towards
I remember in primary school I would skip during my whole lunch break. I don't think I could go for an hour now
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Re: Skipping
by Siana-leah » Fri Feb 29, 2008 9:45 pm
i started skipping 2day....man my face looked like a tomato!!! 
i did 10 mins with little breaks....slow and fast skips.....it wasnt hard for my legs cos i built up some muscle
but the heart rate being so high really wears me down!!
im aiming to do 2 10 min sessions per day....only cos of the calorie expenditure......
and a good sports bra definitely helps!!!!
i did 10 mins with little breaks....slow and fast skips.....it wasnt hard for my legs cos i built up some muscle
but the heart rate being so high really wears me down!!
im aiming to do 2 10 min sessions per day....only cos of the calorie expenditure......
and a good sports bra definitely helps!!!!
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Re: Skipping
by leeni.s2 » Sun Mar 02, 2008 4:16 pm
how good is skipping?
like, how much does it burn off in like a 10 minute moderate session of skipping?
like, how much does it burn off in like a 10 minute moderate session of skipping?
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Re: Skipping
by bferbear » Sun Mar 02, 2008 4:35 pm
The first thing is to be able to COMPLETE a 10 minute moderate session. I do a solid hour of cardio a day using bike, treadmill and x trainer, and whilst I am nowhere near the fittest person around I am getting stronger all the time. I am totally shattered after a moderate 5 minute session with the skipping rope.
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Re: Skipping
by bferbear » Sun Mar 02, 2008 4:43 pm
In answer to your question though, my PT told me that a 10 minute session will burn between 120-150 calories at my height, weight and BMR. He recommended I work in as many sessions as I can each day while I travel.
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