how does boxers jump rope?
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With practice. The basic jump is with both feet together, bouncing on the toes just to build rythym and stamina.\n\nThere are quite a number of advanced techniques, including skipping in a squat position or lifting the knees up. Jumpropeinstitute.com has illustrations of some of the exercises used: http://www.jumpropeinstitute.com/a-z_on_jump_rope.htm#sports%20training%20jumps\n\nIf you're starting out learning to jump rope, the best thing to do is to start with short intervals to improve your skill at skipping first before you start using it to try to improve other aspects of your fitness.
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From Nigel Collins, editor-in-chief of Ring Magazine, opined that the term "ring" meant that during the early fights, spectators formed a "ring" around the boxers. But this led to problems with the spectators occasionally jumping into the fray.  So they eventially had to encircle the fighters with ropes.  Naturally, it was easiest to create a square, or rectangle, with four posts in the corners.  Eventially, the fighting surface became a heavy tensioned canvas and was raised off the floor.  But the term "ring" has kept on.\n\nCollins' summary here:\n\nhttp://espn.go.com/magazine/vol3no26answerguy.html
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Set up several sturdy wooden boxes of varying heights. Jump onto the lowest, then off, then onto the next highest, and so on, without resting in between jumps. This also works with hurdles.
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First of all the boxer should run at leaset 3-5 miles. Cycling also. Cardio good for boxers stamina. Drink plenty water, protein good diet. Strength training, especially the legs. Make sure when your are strength training, not to lift heavy weight on the upper body. Of sparring is a must.
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Yes! Jumping rope strengthens the heart, muscles and bones, promotes leanness and improves agility, coordination, timing, rhythm and explosive power on both sides of the body.\n\nFifteen minutes of jumping rope burns about 200 calories, with some variation depending on how fast you go and how much you weigh. \n\nRead this article for more info:\nhttp://www.foodfit.com/fitness/archive/homeGym_july01.asp
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Jump rope.  That really helped my vertical jump when I did track N field.  I jumped rope every day.  Watch Nate Robinson in the NBA dunk contest.  he's your height.
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Gymnastics or fencing
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I can't find the source for this now, but my understanding is that they touch the ceiling with their front legs, then do a sort of back-flip.  They take off the opposite way, by dropping so they're hanging by their front legs, then they let go.
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first you need to get registered as an anatuer boxer. then compete in tournament like the pal's, golden gloves and u.s. championships. hopefully you win one to qualify for the olympic trials.
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Yeah i noticed that too. Especially when he does the rope shaking. Now thats funny. It looks like he´s constipated.
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Jump roping in the garage or basement
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I have been practicing it for a long time, but I usually combine it with my other fetish of spandex.  I do use a bag as i notice it's more comfortable and can last longer then a rope or other method. it really does create an amazing high, though this is dangerous i think everyone should try it once, cause they don't know what they are missing, but only if your completely aware of all the dangers involved.  I also believe the bag to be the safest of the methods, you just get dizzy and light headed, maybe pass out, but the rope can hurt your arteries and give you a stroke.  Jay wiseman has a great article on the dangers of breath play.\n\nBut like I said the feeling of being enclosed in skin hugging lycra and the bag gives you a sense of safety as weird as that is, cause no cantonments can enter your air your breathing.  So it's weird dichotomy.  Anyways i do hope you find what your looking for and this helps you cause there are times where I wish I wasn't into this, so good luck int he research.
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Seated senton\nThis variant on the senton which sees the wrestler use his/her tailbone and lower body in a seated position to force the opponent to the mat rather than using their whole back. This seated senton is performed by jumping forward off a raised platform or springboarding on to the shoulders of a standing opponent forcing them to the ground.\n\nA variation of this move known as a Banzai Drop, sees a wrestler who is standing above a fallen opponent, go up onto the second turnbuckle (facing away from the ring) and jump down dropping his/her buttocks on the opponent's body (usually the chest or stomach). This move is basically a butt drop from a raised platform and was originated by Yokozuna.
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Pylometric Exrcises can help to greatly increase the power of your kick and the height of your jump.\n\nRicochets – \n1. Mark out 15 meters with cones.\n2. Keeping your feet together, start at one cone and do small fast jumps to the end.\n3. For this exercise the emphasis should be on speed and rate of leg movement rather than height.\n4. Each 15 meters is 1 set.\n\nBounding – \n1. Mark out 12 small cones or obstacles about 3 feet apart in a straight line.\n2. Start behind the first obstacle in a semi squat position.\n3. Jump as high and far as possible over each obstacle. It's a good idea to practice first to gauge how far apart you should set the markers. Again try to minimize ground contact time.\n4. Each jump is 1 repetition.\n\nLateral Jumps – \n1. Stand alongside a bench, box or cone approximately 30cm high. \n2. Keeping your feet hip distance apart jump sideways as high over the obstacle as possible. \n3. Immediately jump back to the start position minimizing ground contact time. This counts as one repetition.\n4. Make sure you discipline yourself to jump as high as possible. \n\nSide-Jump Sprint – \n1. Place a cone 14-19 meters in front of the starting point to act as the finish line.\n2. Stand on 1 one side of a bench or obstacle, facing the starting line, with feet together.\n3. Begin by jumping sideways back and forth over the bench for 2 repetitions.\n4. On landing on the last jump, explode forward into a sprint to the finish line. \n5. Anticipate the landing and be ready to sprint forward, emphasis should be on acceleration.\n6. This counts as 1 repetition.\n\nDepth Jumps – \n1. Stand on a box, bench, or sturdy chair approximately 30-40 cm high.\n2. Step off the bench and as soon as you land explode vertically as high as you can. This counts as 1 repetition.\n3. Try to minimize ground contact time.
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u have to go to a boxing gym first t5hen the trainer dicedes if he wants to put u in the ring.
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The Boxer has a harder punch,\nMartial Arts May Kick Harder.
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def.  working your leg muscles will prepare you for the run and working your heart muscle.  Jumping rope also expands your lungs so you won't get tired as quick while running.