Benefits and History of Jump Rope
Benefits and History of Jump Rope
2 'Erasmo'
Fifth Castellanos
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Jump rope does not require many resources, and the cost of the material is easily affordable.
by anyone, and it is also easy to find, and the practice is as effective as it is interesting. This exercise
Physical fitness is aimed at everyone, both men and women. It is a sport that helps
to lose weight, especially after a certain weight burden.
The origin of jump rope is uncertain, although there are some theories that place it among the
rope artisans of ancient Egypt, who enjoyed jumping over the ropes
braided. There are also references that it was one of the favorite activities during the party of
new year, in ancient China. And Hippocrates (460-377 BC), a Greek physician considered the father of
Medicine recommended jumping rope as a practice of agility. From the medieval era, various
paintings show children jumping rope just like they do today. Jumping rope,
(Sorolla Museum, Madrid, Spain) is a famous painting by the Spanish painter Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida
(1863-1923). We also find in the Chilean author, Emma Jauch Jelves (1915-1998), the work
Pictorial The cordel. The Chilean painter Fernando Morales Jordán (1920) has a humorous drawing.
Skipping rope; from Pablo Picasso we highlight his sculpture of a girl skipping rope
(1950), etc. All of this can serve as a reference to consider the importance that this has had.
game, as there have been many works where it has been reflected. Initially, this activity was
a men's game, and it spread from Europe to the Netherlands, and to North America. In
Spain, jump rope is a popular game that has traditionally been practiced almost
exclusively for girls. This traditional and exclusive character is acquiring in some countries a
broader and more universal vision, currently considered as an aerobic activity aimed at
boys and girls, with significant health benefits and for the harmonious development of those who
they practice it. In America, in the years of the 1940s and 1950s, jumping rope became very
popular, and children in many cities in the United States used the rope to hang their laundry
mothers, when it was still wet, like a jump rope, because when wet it had the weight
necessary to hit the ground with the necessary force. In the early 1970s, Richard
Cendali began to promote jump rope in the US and then throughout the world. Many of the
people who are now dedicated to training jump rope have been athletes who have used the
rope as a resource for the development of their physical condition as may be the case with David Fisher
who has been holding exhibitions in educational centers since 1993 to promote rope jumping
among the student population and warn of the benefits it brings to their hearts.
The ropes constitute the necessary material for carrying out these activities. We can
find diversity of types of ropes. The types of ropes can be classified:
Individual rope:
- Double string: ·
Large rope:
From 9.8 m - 11 m
Place of development
In relation to the spatial location regarding longitudinal trajectories and jump height, this,
it can be carried out both in the gym and in sports fields (outdoors) but, these places
they must meet similar environmental conditions:
Flat, smooth surface, preferably not too hard. Very important for trying to evade.
injuries, especially when a large number of jumps are performed. Furthermore, with
That type of surface will cause the rope to take longer to break due to friction with the ground.
Avoid carrying out the activity near obstacles that may cause falls or that
they hinder the movement of the string.
Modalities:
Balancing: the rope moves from left to right without completing the turn.
Raised jump: it is played by making a turn above the head of the one who jumps, forcing
he has to bend down in order to dodge the rope and keep jumping.
Pair jumping: one invites another to jump, facing each other
Continue with the rope: a group intervenes that enters and exits the rope in perfect order, without
lose the rhythm of the song.
Doubles: it consists of making the rope pass under twice in a single jump.
our feet
Benefits
In addition to providing benefits to overall physical state, rope exercises have
particularly interesting effects for certain people and sports practices. The muscles
the arms and legs (calves, thighs, and buttocks) develop and strengthen, losing their
loose skin and improving its shape, while the neck, shoulders, and chest broaden and become
firm. If you jump backwards, it helps to strengthen the bust and improve posture in general.
Contraindications
It is not recommended for obese individuals due to its high impact on the lower limbs.
Likewise, it is not a practice recommended for people with knee and ankle injuries.
spine, shoulders or wrists.
Also avoid jumping rope if you suffer from vertigo or dizziness.
Do not skip rope in case of chronic diseases, peripheral vascular conditions, or disorders of the
coagulation.
Similarly, it is not recommended in cases of bladder and uterus disorders, which usually
presenting in women with pelvic floor weakness.
Recommendations:
To avoid injuries, do not concentrate all the force on knees, ankles, and hips.
As in any exercise, when it comes to jumping rope, warming up, stretching, and the
Cooling is essential.
In 1963, Tom Morris, 71 years old, jumped rope for 1264 miles (2022 km), from the
city of Brisbane to the city of Cairns in Australia.
In 1991, 120,115 people in Sweden jumped rope at the same time to celebrate.
el día del salto de la cuerda.
The title of the 'fastest jumper' belongs to Albert Rayner from Great Britain, who jumped
the rope 128 times in 10 seconds in Birmingham, England in 1982.
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