Morning Ignite
A short rhythm check before the day begins.
Guided routines
30 workouts with a warm-up, timed work, rest and a cool-down. Choose your level, read the safety note, and jump at your own pace.
Short blocks and generous rests while you build timing and comfortable landings.
A short rhythm check before the day begins.
Practice a few clean jumps at a time, then deliberately reset.
Use sound as feedback for low, relaxed jumps.
Find a small, relaxed rope turn.
Practice recovering calmly after a rope catch.
A brief, easy movement break with time to settle.
Build repeatable half-minute efforts.
Build from short efforts and return to the starting rhythm.
Practice steady singles without turning the session into a sprint.
Explore enough clearance without unnecessary height.
Six consistent work and rest pairs.
A low-pressure session for a day when consistency matters more than volume.
Longer work blocks and footwork changes once the basic bounce feels steady.
Four manageable rounds of alternating knee lifts.
Fifteen minutes including four steady efforts and planned breaks.
Introduce the weight shift in short, unhurried bouts.
Connect familiar boxer steps into longer passages.
Practice a smooth transition between two familiar patterns.
Choose a comfortable knee height and repeat it.
Short alternating-foot bouts with a full reset between them.
Brief crossings for jumpers who already control singles.
Alternate familiar crossings with open-rope singles.
Use a side swing as a deliberate break in the rhythm.
Connect a familiar side swing back into the rope.
Eight minutes with four relaxed one-minute efforts.
Climb from half a minute to a minute, then come back down.
Faster rope speed and demanding skills for jumpers with a solid foundation.
Short attempts with generous resets for an established single bounce.
Eight timed rounds for jumpers already comfortable with boxer steps.
A twelve-minute review of familiar footwork and rope skills.
Practice isolated doubles without demanding long sets.
Try small groups of doubles with full recovery.