Considering what an absolute UNIT Tyson was, Jumping rope like that puts into perspective just how explosive he was. I've never seen a heavyweight jump rope like that.
Tyson doing squat double unders weighing 220 plus pounds is amazing. I haven't seen any other HW that size doing that? He's doing the same stuff as Duran but at 100 pounds heavier.
@@NboOfficialAus the most Mike weighed was about 220 he's only 5'11 240 on that size looks different, he's said it himself he was never a big heavyweight
I don’t know. I’m still more impressed by Sugar Ray Robinson, Floyd Mayweather jr, and Brian Viloria more than Mike Tyson when it comes to jump roping.
Great list no doubt, but if I may suggest two honorable mentions: 1. Teofimo Lopez (former 135 lb champ) 2. Caleb Plant (former 168 lb champ) Both got beat up in their last fights at the end of 2021, but they’re still legends w/ the rope.
All 5 of these guys are absolutely fantastic. So fluid, fast, and effortless. I'm sure they all worked like crazy at their craft, but still, talk about gifted rhythm and athleticism.
Great video Brandon. I got into jump rope because I saw one of our local boxers get on the rope to warm up and it was so graceful to watch. Almost there to 1 million subscriptions. 👍❤️👏
Another point for Mayweather was his endurance. Every opponent knew before the fight they couldn't macht his endurance based on the time he did ropes. He usually gave interviews skipping rope all long. An so his opponents knew more the fight goes on, less chance they had to beat him and many completly gave up after getting be frustrated by 6 rounds.
This is a really interesting video, I enjoyed watching this. I'm a massive fan of skipping workouts and always incorporate them into my weekly training. I love the fact that you guys are so passionate and into your jump rope training, it really shines through all the time. Carlos & Bex
I had to go back and rewatch the last guy just to see his name again. Bryan Viloria definitely deserves the title of best at Jump Rope in the boxing world. Dude has legendary skill for sure. Really inspiring.
Roberto Durán is my favorite boxer in terms of skipping rope. He does some moves I have never seen a boxer do. I love where he kicks his feet out from and does some side crosses and does that Bobby Brown Every Little Step move.
You guys should try to interview Amari Bailey. He's ranked 3rd for basketball amongst HS juniors in the country. He boxes, as well. I'm assuming he jumps rope. He goes to Sierra Canyon which is also in the LA area, where I believe you guys are located.
I know I'm late to the game here but i wanted to say great video. Your breakdown of the various types of jumps is really interesting. Not familiar with that first boxer but, wow, amazing. If you added a sixth boxer to the list I'd add Roy Jones Jr. Thanks for posting.
Brilliant video. Loved it. Perhaps consider making a video for the best actor/celeb at jump rope e.g. Mark Walberg (the Fighter), Christian Bale (American Psycho), Sylvester Stallone (Rocky). That's if it hasn't already been done and I missed it, or maybe someone else suggested this before. Thanks again guys. Do the thing 😊
Guys I lost a massive amount of weight (14kgs) but now I feel that I am gaining fat again just because I have started to eat sweets and unhealthy foods which I avoided in my weight loss journey .please help guys ..
Stop eating sweets and unhealthy foods. Be consistent with your diet and keep your cheat meals to a minimum. If you want to eat sweets and unhealthy food watch the quantity and don't do it often.
Hey there! Looks like you already know the problem! Maintenance can sometimes be harder than weight loss itself. You have to remain consistent with your healthy food choices. You got this!!
Congrats. I'm about 185 to 190. I started at about 230. It's hard to say since I had an analog scale that's at least 5 pounds too light, so I've discovered (220 down to 180 or so on the analog.)
Great!!1 I have a question for you, I ''am 51 years old and usually jump 7 rounds of 3 minutes each ,with rest period of 1 and half minutes , which is the best heart rate when jumping and also which rate I need to get on rest before starting again?may be the rest period for my age could adjusted, thanks regards from Brazil!!!
You can calculate your maximum heart rate by subtracting your age from 220. This is the average maximum number of times your heart should beat per minute during exercise!
Word of advice - Don't get anything flimsy! You need to feel the rotations of the rope. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Oy7agOK4_Ro.html Hope this helps!
I guess Declathon has some heavy ropes. Crossropes are good, but definitely not worth the $100 price tag. They are like the Apple of jumropes I would say.
I would put them in reverse order. #1 Ali -Nobody on this list looks as natural, smooth, coordinated and effortless #2 Sugar Ray - Very impressive footwork, but I think its just a lot of flash #3 Tyson - Those squat jumps are next level #4 Mayweather - He wins on speed and versatility #5 Viloria - I think this is mostly just flash, the And1 of skipping rope
@@JumpRopeDudes Not a solid. he's just a contrarian. Even a non-pro who has a solid fundamentals of jumping rope will look "natural, smooth, coordinated and effortless.". Isn't this vid supposed to be a showcase in their mastery of jump rope?
Mayweather's jump rope very good ofc but i think tyson should have been on 2nd as the " side swipe squat jump" are far far more advanced skill the "side swipe normal jump"
Some people suspect that Tyson has that myostatin deficiency gene, which can double a human's muscle mass. Because 2:57 ... i mean, from a biokinetics perspective, that a human to be able to do that, is just absurd- ridiculous
