good advice, I also like the other advise I saw in YT from a famous jumper saying: jump as fast as you can and once you think you've reached your max speed jump a little bit higher and learn to measure the hight, has worked fine for me.
Used to struggle to do this, took the double flick with my wrists tip and got it 1st try. Now im doing it more and more after every 2 jumps. Thank you so much! Soon enough ill be able to do it 50+ and so on!
been jumping rope for the past 6 months and still have to make one successful double under. Starting my next cardio session. my 20 minute drill time will be on double unders only and i hope this vid will be able to help me
I tried double unders for the first time and I got it (I kept almost doing triple unders and had trouble doing consecutive double unders). Took me a few minutes to get used to doing multiple of these but I got used to it. Crazy how I only tried it once previously years ago but failed and never tried again until today. All the other workouts I've done have really paid off in multiple areas where I dont train much.
@@EddieJumps all the tips I heard about leaning forward and wrist movement with high jumps really helped..I think I gave myself shin splints for a moment because I wasn't doing soft landing when first trying out the doubles
Lol, that man just explained what I have studied and practiced for over four years in like a minute. In general, his speech is good. The only problem is that he has many gaps in his explanations. Eddie misses the most essential point of double unders, which is the pogo stick form. Instead, he explains the elbow motion, which again should come after elbow position explanation. I always love to watch people who teach doubles without taking a word about the singles, which are even more important. This shows that this world is, indeed, in a hurry after fast results. Keep training and learning, even teaching, #MakeJumpingGreat, but please, be more like a book: clean and logical, accurate, rather than noisy and wrong. Best regards, Mr. Wiktor S. NOHF Team, world record holder.
I gave a real try with double unders for the first time today and was able to do one on the first try (I just remembered the tricks people said with the wrist movement and high jump). Within a couple of minutes I was able to get the hang of it but then started wondering if I was mentally tricking myself..but I remember hearing the whip of the rope. You're right though..going from single to double sounds like more of an advanced move because my brain woukd get so confused lol