When you’ve mastered all of the success points of the single under, you’re set to try your hand at the notorious Double-Under.
Double under is a skip where the rope rotates twice around the body on every single hop.
Complete as many rounds in 20 minutes as you can of:
Four Rounds of Tabata: 65 pound push press
Complete as many reps as you can in 20 seconds, rest for 10 seconds. Repeat this 4 more times.
20 double unders
20 Sit ups on Glute Ham developer holding 25 lbs.
Make sure the weight stays close to your chest and just under the chin.
For time:
Jump rope, "Double unders", 2 minutes
40 Walking lunges, 20 each leg
Body weight Bench press, max reps
1/3 Body weight Walking lunges, 20 steps, 10 each leg
Body weight Bench press, max reps
1/2 Body weight Walking lunges, 10 steps, 5 each leg
Body weight Bench press, max reps
Jump rope, "Double unders", 2 minutes
These are walking lunges, not the ineffective ones!
Run 800 meters
Rest
Run 800 meters
Rest
Three supersets of:
Sit-ups
Back Extensions
Rest
Bench Press 10-10-10-10-10
Rest
Jump rope"double unders", ten minutes
Jump rope for two minutes rest for one minute.
Can you continue this for thirty minutes?
This is just twenty minutes of cardiovascular exercise.
Go for it!!
If you have considerable jump rope experience,
"double under" for two minutes rest for one.
Anyone who can keep this up for thirty minutes is an extraordinary athlete.
Three rounds of:
Jump Rope "double-unders"; 2 minutes
Rest 30 seconds.
Powerclean bodyweight, max reps, no rest.
Rest 5 minutes.
Notes:
1. If you can't double under then jump hard, high, and fast.
2. If you can't powerclean your bodyweight then use less weight (duhhhh..)
3. No rest on the powercleans implies that you don't put the weight down,
though you may pause at hang or rack.
Notes:
1) If you can't "double under" then jump hard and fast for 3 minutes.
2) Rest as little as possible.
3) Can you do this in ten minutes? How about fifteen? Twenty?