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Stefan SΓΈgaard

Odense, Denmark

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24 Nov 22:12

Getting AMPED for December Challenge!
Today on my 37th birthday 🎁 I got this new ropes (medium) and a the APM handles. So now I got a week to β€˜learn’ the new ropes 😁
Have a great weekend all πŸ™πŸ»

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23 Nov 04:31

JRD Community Dudette yeah, I’m in πŸ’ͺ🏻

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22 Nov 11:03

Maybe the dumbbell program took a back seat to this holiday inspiration program πŸ˜‰

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22 Nov 11:02

Dear Danta Claus πŸŽ…πŸ»

All I want for Christmas is,

a community of jump rope athletes,

accountability in my presuite of a healthy lifestyle,

maybe to shred a few pounds,

but most of all I want to sweat, burn, and go ALL IN, start the new year already in December and just have fun..

Welcome Francesco!

You can do all the programs, in essence they will help you to loose weight. Not knowing how seasoned you are at jumping rope you might give the beginner challenge a try.

But I expect that you have been jumping a bit, since you been following JDR πŸ€·πŸ»β€β™‚οΈ so perhaps something like the Shredded Ninja (more focus on jumps rope) or the JRD MAX which is the newest program.

Also you could do some og the old monthly programs πŸ™‚ there are a lot to choose from but best to just pick something a start doing the thing.

Keeping it simple, eat in a deficit, jump rope, and do body weight exercises and time will be your friend πŸ™πŸ»

27 Oct 05:04

Luke Haymond there are a lot of modifications that might work for you πŸ€·πŸ»β€β™‚οΈ

Push-ups against a wall or a slight incline, takes a lot of pressure off.

Table-pull-ups can stand in stead of regular pull-ups.

Cant remember if there is a register of alterative exercises in the app, else let me know sure we can find a suitable substitution for most of the moves used in the exercises πŸ™πŸ»

27 Oct 03:45

Shelly Bynum thanks πŸ™πŸ» just trying to add value and help where I can..

26 Oct 21:16

Hey Luke Haymond you’ve alteret taken a few important steps.

1. Acknowledgment that you needed to change something,

2. Found a way to do so,

3. Excecuted on the plan, and

4. Reaching out early to get tips on how to do it even better

For my point of view you are one step short of lasting change; building the habit of jumping and eating that suits your goals

So you can take a minute to acknowledge what you have already done, and use that energy to help create and build on your new habits.

For the workout 3 min straight is a lot to start out with (seems you also found this out) your 30/30 seems fine but maybe switch it up with other body weight exercises like push-ups, pull-ups, and lunges. Also there or the beginner workouts in the app that are build upon that structure (well most programs in here are build in that way).

Just keep doing the thing and you will be fine πŸ™πŸ»

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24 Oct 22:31

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Hi fam πŸ‘‹
So took Monday and Tuesday and decided to do some longer AM walks with my dog. Just shy of 20k steps on those days, not too shabby if I say so myself πŸ™‚
Back with the ropes today, and I think I might need to go down a rope size. Using the β€˜L’ normally and just tried out the β€˜S’ I got my wife. Works OK but not ideally, so hopefully I get the AMP’s with medium ropes for my birthday (end of November) πŸ™πŸ»
Have a great day all πŸ™πŸ»

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Commented on Starting to get worry

24 Oct 22:18

Well we should only worry about what we can control. Are you able to control if you exercise or not, eat right or not?!

Yes! So you are correct in worrying, but luckily you also have the power to do something about it.

Not knowing where you were a month ago, I would say just go back to the habits you had then (when you didn’t worry). Your studies are important, but exercising and eating right, will make it easier for you to study. πŸ™πŸ»

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