If you're thinking that jumping rope is only for school girls, get a clue! Some of the toughest athletes in the world, namely boxers, UFC fighters, as well as others, jump rope to shed pounds, stay in shape and help with everything from posture to coordination.
Not often thought of by lay people as an alternative to jogging, biking or elliptical cardio routines, jumping rope can burn some serious calories- about 225 calories every 15 minutes for an average 150 lb. individual! The best...
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