Haha, much appreciated Nimeu 😎 I believe that being the #1 channel on UA-cam isn't everything; my main focus is making a mark creating a training style that people are inspired by and makes them want to pick up their rope and train. The viewers will come in good time. I'm in no major hurry. Art takes time! Really grateful for your message though, such support keeps me driving forward in the times when it's not so easy 🙏🏽 Hope you are doing well; all the best with your training, and stay Raging. Thanks, -Glen
right #1 isn't the main thing. but for me, Sir ur my #1 inspiration. no gibberish talks and long blades. just the exciting swish swoosh sound of the rope got me skipping again after 20 years am now 47 getting back to jump rope. thnx Glen
This is why I stopped jogging for my cardio and switch to jump ropes. Less space covered and you will look like a ninja!!! Those skill are sick bro!! Tried few of them and whipped myself most of the time.
hey Beat Box, thanks for reaching out! Great to hear that you’ve made the switch to rope training. You’re absolutely right - you don’t need much space so it makes this style of training much more accessible, and you can develop some SERIOUS ninja moves. The great thing also is that there’s a limited number of ways you can put one foot in front of the other (i.e., jogging 😄), but there are a lot more different ways you can jump over a rope, so it makes things much less boring and keeps you engaged with your training. Also, apologies for the late response here! things have been very hectic at my side recently as we work on sorting out a few new projects, so I’m just getting back to responding to comments a little later than is ideal. Hope your training has been going well, I’m looking forward to sharing some more on this channel real soon 👍🏽 Cheers, -Glen
Thanks Chang, really appreciate your message 😎 Also, apologies for the super delayed reply here - Things have actually been pretty quiet on this channel for the past few months as I’ve been working on some stuff away from making videos, but they’ll be back in full effect very soon 🔥 Other than that, hope you’ve been doing well. How has your training been going lately? Cheers, - Glen
You got this Amber! 😎 You've got the right perspective: There's always much to learn. Feel free to drop a comment here if you ever get stuck with your training; will help out when I can 👍🏽 -Glen
@@RopeRage thank you Glen. I’ve been trying to learn Criss cross for a week. 🤣🤣🤣🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️hopeless. By the way. I’m a new sub. Only just found your channel. Hope you resume posting more videos soon again. Your skipping skills is fire! Hope you are staying safe!
Thanks Amber, pleasure to read that message 👍🏽 Yeah, the criss cross is a particularly difficult one because when you make a mistake, the rope can give you a painful sting 😬(because the rope crosses in front of the body) And then that breeds hesitation, which causes another painful whip from the rope again and again! It’s something I’m writing about in the upcoming Rope Rage handbook, which’ll be filled with technical tips I’ve learned and been able to teach over the years - almost finished there and can’t wait to share it with you all! Honestly, that’s the main reason I haven’t been able to post in a while, been putting everything into that. But I do love video production and will be back very soon with more. Glad to have you join us here on the channel; the whole aim is for us to look at our rope training in a slightly different way, putting a cool spin on it and developing our skills further and further 🚀🚀 Stay well, -Glen
@@RopeRage Yeap, I have been getting rope burns daily. lol. But I watched your tutorial, and tried this morning, I managed to get a few more. I think my upper body was straight before, your tutorial says a slight forward motion helps. Look forward to the handbook, especially if it's a handbook with lots of video how-to's. xD
Thanks Supaxiro, really appreciate your message here. I'm gonna stay working hard to pump out fire videos, and I believe that recognition will come at its right time - glad to have you here with us! Also, apologies for the delayed reply here; things have been pretty hectic at my end recently, but I’ll be back with more videos (and some announcements 😎) pretty soon. Can’t wait to start sharing cool vids again. Hope you’ve been doing well, and your training has been progressing 🚀 - Glen
@@RopeRage Sute thing. Just picked up Rope. And watching guys like you I've come a long way quickly at 50 yrs old. Using a Nike 1lb going 25 minutes 3 times a week. But it's time for tricks so just ordered a couple Buddy Lee's and Crossrope Get Fit Bundle. I aim to stick with this for the long haul. Anytime your vids come, we're here. Stay up, and thanks for being dedicated to your Craft. It's not easy and takes discipline. Respect!!
great to hear you've levelled up! And If I'm still going at 50 years old, I'll be a happy man ❤️ Oh, and stay tuned - we might just have a revolutionary new speed rope dropping soon. I heard... A little bird told me 😊
Bro, this is a sick video. You really killed it with all the backwards rotation. I like the emphasis on improving both hands but to combine with backwards rotation ?? You have my respect
Thanks Moustapha, glad you appreciated the variation of techniques here👍🏾 Yeah, working with standard rotation and then backwards rotation is something I’ve a strong belief in-all to get different areas of the brain engaged and firing 🔥 it can be difficult to learn, but the way it unlocks your handling ability and understanding is worth the effort. I’ve actually just finished writing on that exact topic in the upcoming Rope Rage training handbook and am looking forward to sharing that soon. Hope your training has been making some progress lately, even though we’re in challenging times right now 💪🏾 Cheers, -Glen
this is why i love your style way more. i love the rage . i have so many stuff to train! i wish i could workout with you and have some supercharge session.
appreciate this message a lot! It's one of my major goals to develop a style that really connects with people and isn't the traditional, normal style (since there's plenty of that already so Rope Rage wouldn't really be adding anything)-always great to hear a direct comment about this style of training 😎this sorta thing keeps me driven to keep developing it and to share what this training style has given to me. One day one day, I'm sure we'll have a supercharge session 👍🏽 -Glen
thanks Colossus, I appreciate it! Working on developing this style constantly - just trying to make things a lil more interesting 😎 Hope your training has been going well lately, -Glen
Hey Johnjo, yeah the ninja style ones are pretty much all personal favourites for me! 😎 It did get to a point when I was making up this skill set that I realized there needed to be some kinda naming system otherwise it would make it even more difficult for people to learn-was very tempted to use fancy terms like "ninja spin blah blah", but opted to make the naming of these moves quite self-explanatory so it's spread easier. Always great to see you killing it man!
I love this! I'd like to see this video broken into a bunch of tutorials(maybe 15?)... For example, a video on left/right/front/back sword swings that explains it, breaks down the movements, and really shows me how to learn it. My favorite tutorials of yours so far are float like a butterfly and perfect rope arc. You had a detailed side swing video that was helpful too. Another good one was the boxer step/stance video from Jan '19. Thanks for all your efforts!
Hey Carla. First off, apologies for the delayed reply here - things have been VERY hectic over here lately. That's a good idea, and something that's definitely in the plans going forward. I'm currently working on a few behind the scenes things to expand this project further, so please bear with the lack of posts at the moment! 🙏🏽 Glad to hear how many of the tutorials have been helpful for you; rest assured that there are MANY more in the pipeline. There's a long list of videos that need to be worked on and put out, but just know that your idea here has been added to said list 😁 Thanks, and I hope things have been well at your end 👍🏽 Cheers, -Glen
Thanks Gabriel, I’m glad you found this one useful. Also, apologies for the super delayed reply my personal life has been pretty crazy recently, but I’ll be back with more videos (and big announcements) pretty soon 🔥 Hope you've been doing well! - Glen
Welcome to the channel Beyza, glad you liked this one! Also apologies for the delayed response here-things have been very busy after the launch of the brand-new Rope Rage training handbook last week, but now I’m looking forward to getting back to posting much more workout videos from tomorrow 👍🏽 Hope your training has been going well, - Glen
thanks for the messages here Shubham and Beyonder! Great to see this shared conversation here on this channel. I’m glad you enjoyed this video; I sped up the music further along the video as a trick I got from playing kids video games 😊 I remembered that when you progressed further in the game and it started to get challenging, the music would speed up and make things feel more exciting 🚀
hi mate, thanks for your patience here - I’m only just getting back to responding to UA-cam comments after a little hiatus. Definitely a video I’ve been meaning to do for some time, so I’m glad you’ve put a spotlight on it. There are a few other videos in the pipeline to come out first, though, so please bear with! It’ll be in the next few weeks - will come back here and drop a message to let you know as soon as this video’s ready 😎 Cheers, -Glen
I'M A SUPERHEAVYWEIGHT BOXER WITH ABNORMAL SPEED. MY FATHER WAS A STATE HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION AND ALWAYS STRESSING FOR ME TO JUMP ROPE. WHAT ROPE DO YOU UTILIZE, MY BROTHER? AWESOME VIDEOS. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TUTORIALS.
Thanks for the comment Koofey, I’m sure jump rope would definitely take your movement skills to ANOTHER LEVEL I like to switch up my ropes all the time as I don’t want my skill level to become reliant on any one kinda rope, but the rope used in this particular video is the Rx SmartGear buff rope, can find it on the Rx SmartGear website 👍🏽 Again, great to hear you’re getting into this form of training; any questions you’ve got, feel free to ask. Cheers, -Glen
thanks toks! I'm glad you enjoy the vids. Also, apologies for the delayed reply here - the past few weeks were crazy getting things together for our launch of the Rope Rage training handbook last weekend 🚀 Looking forward to getting back to more workout videos soon. - Glen
thanks hadhka! Glad to have you join us here on the channel; the whole aim is for us to look at our rope training in a slightly different way, putting a cool spin on it and developing our skills further and further 🚀🚀 Hope your training has been progressing well lately, even though things are challenging right now 👍🏽 -Glen
@@RopeRageAreyou based in London? I am not a man who is interested in famous people but you are different and I admire you dedication and the skills. Masive respect. Will come and see you live one day insha allaa.
hey hadhka, apologies for the delayed response-I'm only just seeing your follow-up message here; have been very busy working on a few exciting Rope Rage projects that I'll be sharing soon! Thanks for your kind words; I really do appreciate it more than you might think. Yes, I am based in London. In fact, I spent last summer going around London meeting up with groups and just doing casual training sessions, I think you would have enjoyed it. There are actually videos on the channel called 'Rope Rage Summer Group' if you wanted to check them out. Obviously it's a challenging time at the moment, but hopefully things get back to normal soon; I would welcome meeting you one day 🙏🏾 Take care, -Glen
@@RopeRage Thank you so much. I'm practicing these jump rope routine whenever I have free time and I am getting better each day. You're the best jump rope teacher that I've seen here on youtube. I need to have that kind of rope that you use. I have 4 ropes here it's wired coated and the other two I'm not using because its too light.
Apologies for the delayed response here-has been quite a busy couple of weeks after the launch of the brand-new Rope Rage training handbook; only just seeing your follow-up message. Really appreciate the kind words! I have put a lot into developing as a teacher and in my own skill; so comments like yours make all the hard work worth it 👍🏽 Currently working on a Rope Rage speed rope, so fingers crossed I’ll have some news on something soon! Other than that, hope you’re doing good and training has been progressing well 🚀 Cheers, - Glen
Much appreciated Brandon 😎 you're gonna love some of the badass stuff that's in the pipeline - this ninja-style is gonna be a huge focus going forward. We're busy working at it! Hope your training has been progressing well lately 👍🏽 Cheers, -Glen
thanks man! glad you enjoyed the vid. I like to switch up my ropes all the time as I don’t want my skill level to become reliant on any one kind of rope, but the rope used in this particular video is the Rx SmartGear buff rope, can find it on the Rx SmartGear website. Cheers, -Glen
Thanks for the reply Glen, I used to box and use the rope, getting back into the skipping since lockdown. Luv it. Tunes on, freedom. Thanks again, all the best
Great to hear you're finding that love for using the rope again. It's a great activity in these times, all you need is a rope and some space and you can have a good session 👌🏽 Well, I hope these vids can continue to help you out wherever you need 'em. I'm currently taking a short hiatus from video production, but have been working on a bunch of stuff so there's MUCH more to come soon.
I'm actually glad you've asked that, as I'm sure it'll be a question that others have as well. The reason left hand and right hand/left side, right side skills are listed separately is because in my training and teaching I've found that being able to do a technique with your stronger hand doesn't automatically mean you're able to do it with the other hand as well. It takes training, and sometimes it can feel like learning the technique from scratch when trying to do it with your weaker hand, but Rope Rage has a big emphasis on balance, so we try to work out any imbalances - IT SUCKS to train on the weaker side though, I know this, but it just takes practice and patience. Also, I haven't actually looked into Patreon - if you don't mind, could you let me know why it would be a good fit for this content? I practically know nothing about it so it would help me to know. Thanks again, -Glen
@@RopeRage Thank you for the response! Makes sense. Great vid! As for Patreon, it is a way for your community to voluntarily support, via cash donation, for making this content. It may also help/encourage you to make more content, if that interests you.
@@johnpalmer6005 Sorry, missed your follow-up here somehow, thanks a lot for the quick summary on that - I think I'm definitely going to get that set up soon after I look into it properly. I do have a lotta content in me to share! I have actually been planning on launching a new channel very soon to facilitate that. That launch is almost ready, but I'm considering Patreon quite seriously now also. Thanks again, really is a much-appreciated suggestion there 👍🏽 -Glen
Hey Rob, hope you're doing well I think the rope in this video was the rx smart gear buff rope, though I actually switch up the rope I use regularly so I don’t become reliant on any one kind of rope
hey Gerard, thanks for reaching out! I like to switch up my ropes all the time as I don’t want my skill level to become reliant on any one kind of rope, but the rope used in this particular video is the Rx SmartGear buff rope, can find it on the Rx SmartGear website 👍🏽
The EXPLOSIVE Rage Rope is now available 🧨: www.roperage.co.uk/product-page/the-rage-rope
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:14 - Beginner Drills
1:41 - Intermediate Drills
4:27 - Advanced Drills
7:45 - OutRAGEous Drills
9:08 // #RopeRage Nunchucks Transitions
It's a shame this channel isn't the absolute #1 jump rope channel on UA-cam. He's the best.
Haha, much appreciated Nimeu 😎
I believe that being the #1 channel on UA-cam isn't everything; my main focus is making a mark creating a training style that people are inspired by and makes them want to pick up their rope and train. The viewers will come in good time.
I'm in no major hurry. Art takes time!
Really grateful for your message though, such support keeps me driving forward in the times when it's not so easy 🙏🏽
Hope you are doing well; all the best with your training, and stay Raging.
Thanks,
-Glen
right #1 isn't the main thing. but for me, Sir ur my #1 inspiration. no gibberish talks and long blades. just the exciting swish swoosh sound of the rope got me skipping again after 20 years am now 47 getting back to jump rope. thnx Glen
I love the tribute to Shaolin flexible weapons at the end
oh yes, glad you appreciated that
This is why I stopped jogging for my cardio and switch to jump ropes. Less space covered and you will look like a ninja!!!
Those skill are sick bro!! Tried few of them and whipped myself most of the time.
hey Beat Box, thanks for reaching out!
Great to hear that you’ve made the switch to rope training. You’re absolutely right - you don’t need much space so it makes this style of training much more accessible, and you can develop some SERIOUS ninja moves. The great thing also is that there’s a limited number of ways you can put one foot in front of the other (i.e., jogging 😄), but there are a lot more different ways you can jump over a rope, so it makes things much less boring and keeps you engaged with your training.
Also, apologies for the late response here! things have been very hectic at my side recently as we work on sorting out a few new projects, so I’m just getting back to responding to comments a little later than is ideal.
Hope your training has been going well, I’m looking forward to sharing some more on this channel real soon 👍🏽
Cheers,
-Glen
This is really brilliant! You are a rope ninja! Great skills!
Thanks Chang, really appreciate your message 😎
Also, apologies for the super delayed reply here - Things have actually been pretty quiet on this channel for the past few months as I’ve been working on some stuff away from making videos, but they’ll be back in full effect very soon 🔥
Other than that, hope you’ve been doing well. How has your training been going lately?
Cheers,
- Glen
Those reminders are on point bro, thanks!☝️🔥
Much appreciated!
Glad you liked it Jarel, hope your training has been going well
Ohhhh jezzz, I don’t know. The ones at beginner level look pretty outrages to me already. 🤯🤯🤯 I have so much to learn.
You got this Amber! 😎
You've got the right perspective: There's always much to learn.
Feel free to drop a comment here if you ever get stuck with your training; will help out when I can 👍🏽
-Glen
@@RopeRage thank you Glen. I’ve been trying to learn Criss cross for a week. 🤣🤣🤣🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️hopeless.
By the way. I’m a new sub. Only just found your channel. Hope you resume posting more videos soon again. Your skipping skills is fire! Hope you are staying safe!
Thanks Amber, pleasure to read that message 👍🏽
Yeah, the criss cross is a particularly difficult one because when you make a mistake, the rope can give you a painful sting 😬(because the rope crosses in front of the body) And then that breeds hesitation, which causes another painful whip from the rope again and again!
It’s something I’m writing about in the upcoming Rope Rage handbook, which’ll be filled with technical tips I’ve learned and been able to teach over the years - almost finished there and can’t wait to share it with you all!
Honestly, that’s the main reason I haven’t been able to post in a while, been putting everything into that. But I do love video production and will be back very soon with more. Glad to have you join us here on the channel; the whole aim is for us to look at our rope training in a slightly different way, putting a cool spin on it and developing our skills further and further 🚀🚀
Stay well,
-Glen
@@RopeRage Yeap, I have been getting rope burns daily. lol. But I watched your tutorial, and tried this morning, I managed to get a few more. I think my upper body was straight before, your tutorial says a slight forward motion helps.
Look forward to the handbook, especially if it's a handbook with lots of video how-to's. xD
I only have time to "like" the video cause I'm on my way to work. Can't wait to watch the whole thing on break.
Haha much appreciated John 😎hopefully you find the full video helpful 👊🏽
This channel needs more recognition. Good stuff!! Two fists up. ✊🏽✊🏽
Thanks Supaxiro, really appreciate your message here.
I'm gonna stay working hard to pump out fire videos, and I believe that recognition will come at its right time - glad to have you here with us!
Also, apologies for the delayed reply here; things have been pretty hectic at my end recently, but I’ll be back with more videos (and some announcements 😎) pretty soon. Can’t wait to start sharing cool vids again.
Hope you’ve been doing well, and your training has been progressing 🚀
- Glen
@@RopeRage Sute thing. Just picked up Rope. And watching guys like you I've come a long way quickly at 50 yrs old. Using a Nike 1lb going 25 minutes 3 times a week. But it's time for tricks so just ordered a couple Buddy Lee's and Crossrope Get Fit Bundle. I aim to stick with this for the long haul. Anytime your vids come, we're here. Stay up, and thanks for being dedicated to your Craft. It's not easy and takes discipline. Respect!!
great to hear you've levelled up! And If I'm still going at 50 years old, I'll be a happy man ❤️
Oh, and stay tuned - we might just have a revolutionary new speed rope dropping soon. I heard... A little bird told me 😊
@@RopeRage I'll be watching out for it. Godspeed!!
Bro, this is a sick video. You really killed it with all the backwards rotation. I like the emphasis on improving both hands but to combine with backwards rotation ?? You have my respect
Thanks Moustapha, glad you appreciated the variation of techniques here👍🏾
Yeah, working with standard rotation and then backwards rotation is something I’ve a strong belief in-all to get different areas of the brain engaged and firing 🔥 it can be difficult to learn, but the way it unlocks your handling ability and understanding is worth the effort.
I’ve actually just finished writing on that exact topic in the upcoming Rope Rage training handbook and am looking forward to sharing that soon.
Hope your training has been making some progress lately, even though we’re in challenging times right now 💪🏾
Cheers,
-Glen
Inspiring and enjoying ankle better so will go for gold with Glenn thank you kindly pal
great to hear this, Justin. Wishing you back to full recovery soon so you can come back stronger and progress even further 🚀
this is why i love your style way more. i love the rage .
i have so many stuff to train! i wish i could workout with you and have some supercharge session.
appreciate this message a lot! It's one of my major goals to develop a style that really connects with people and isn't the traditional, normal style (since there's plenty of that already so Rope Rage wouldn't really be adding anything)-always great to hear a direct comment about this style of training 😎this sorta thing keeps me driven to keep developing it and to share what this training style has given to me.
One day one day, I'm sure we'll have a supercharge session 👍🏽
-Glen
Dude your style is mad 😡 SLICK . 👍🏽
thanks Colossus, I appreciate it! Working on developing this style constantly - just trying to make things a lil more interesting 😎
Hope your training has been going well lately,
-Glen
The torso wrap is my personal favorite method ! I never knew what to call it, you're a genius for all the names of these Glen 🤗 loved all of it ❤️
Hey Johnjo, yeah the ninja style ones are pretty much all personal favourites for me! 😎 It did get to a point when I was making up this skill set that I realized there needed to be some kinda naming system otherwise it would make it even more difficult for people to learn-was very tempted to use fancy terms like "ninja spin blah blah", but opted to make the naming of these moves quite self-explanatory so it's spread easier. Always great to see you killing it man!
Love your channel, great tutorials! Your views should be way higher . Great content and background music 👍
I love this! I'd like to see this video broken into a bunch of tutorials(maybe 15?)... For example, a video on left/right/front/back sword swings that explains it, breaks down the movements, and really shows me how to learn it. My favorite tutorials of yours so far are float like a butterfly and perfect rope arc. You had a detailed side swing video that was helpful too. Another good one was the boxer step/stance video from Jan '19. Thanks for all your efforts!
Hey Carla. First off, apologies for the delayed reply here - things have been VERY hectic over here lately.
That's a good idea, and something that's definitely in the plans going forward. I'm currently working on a few behind the scenes things to expand this project further, so please bear with the lack of posts at the moment! 🙏🏽
Glad to hear how many of the tutorials have been helpful for you; rest assured that there are MANY more in the pipeline. There's a long list of videos that need to be worked on and put out, but just know that your idea here has been added to said list 😁
Thanks, and I hope things have been well at your end 👍🏽
Cheers,
-Glen
Absolutely awesome. Great, thanks for sharing.
Thanks Gabriel, I’m glad you found this one useful.
Also, apologies for the super delayed reply my personal life has been pretty crazy recently, but I’ll be back with more videos (and big announcements) pretty soon 🔥
Hope you've been doing well!
- Glen
Absolutely INSANE! Love it! Thanks for posting.
Haha, much appreciated 😎 glad you enjoyed it, these videos do sometimes take some work!
Very impressive !
glad you liked it 😎
On my way out now to practice some of these!!!
LET'S GO, MARK! 🚀 Let me know how you get on with it 👍🏽
Rope Rage. Yeah. Was awesome. Scaring the old ladies on the cross trainer with full speed sword swings was the highlight....
WOW THIS SKILLS ARE CRAZY!!! Keep going!!!🔥
Welcome to the channel Beyza, glad you liked this one!
Also apologies for the delayed response here-things have been very busy after the launch of the brand-new Rope Rage training handbook last week, but now I’m looking forward to getting back to posting much more workout videos from tomorrow 👍🏽
Hope your training has been going well,
- Glen
I love how the music pace catches up with every transition in level of jump rope skill.... Sick video 💯👍
Yes, i agree
@@beyonder7817 yes you are a great jump roper too... Try your own channel buddy
That is very humble of you, Actually you are my inspiration.
thanks for the messages here Shubham and Beyonder! Great to see this shared conversation here on this channel. I’m glad you enjoyed this video; I sped up the music further along the video as a trick I got from playing kids video games 😊
I remembered that when you progressed further in the game and it started to get challenging, the music would speed up and make things feel more exciting 🚀
Can you do a full vid on moves 17-18? I wasted 40 mins at gym today trying to get it. Slowed down vid too.
hi mate, thanks for your patience here - I’m only just getting back to responding to UA-cam comments after a little hiatus.
Definitely a video I’ve been meaning to do for some time, so I’m glad you’ve put a spotlight on it.
There are a few other videos in the pipeline to come out first, though, so please bear with! It’ll be in the next few weeks - will come back here and drop a message to let you know as soon as this video’s ready 😎
Cheers,
-Glen
I'M A SUPERHEAVYWEIGHT BOXER WITH ABNORMAL SPEED. MY FATHER WAS A STATE HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION AND ALWAYS STRESSING FOR ME TO JUMP ROPE.
WHAT ROPE DO YOU UTILIZE, MY BROTHER? AWESOME VIDEOS. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TUTORIALS.
Thanks for the comment Koofey, I’m sure jump rope would definitely take your movement skills to ANOTHER LEVEL
I like to switch up my ropes all the time as I don’t want my skill level to become reliant on any one kinda rope, but the rope used in this particular video is the Rx SmartGear buff rope, can find it on the Rx SmartGear website 👍🏽
Again, great to hear you’re getting into this form of training; any questions you’ve got, feel free to ask.
Cheers,
-Glen
So dope dog 💪
thanks Terry, just thought I'd throw out one or two new moves you could try out 😎
Your videos are amazing man!!! Will definitely look to incorporate some of your moves into my routine.
Look forward to your future videos.
thanks toks! I'm glad you enjoy the vids.
Also, apologies for the delayed reply here - the past few weeks were crazy getting things together for our launch of the Rope Rage training handbook last weekend 🚀
Looking forward to getting back to more workout videos soon.
- Glen
Amazing. I will be watching you from now on. Thanks man
thanks hadhka!
Glad to have you join us here on the channel; the whole aim is for us to look at our rope training in a slightly different way, putting a cool spin on it and developing our skills further and further 🚀🚀
Hope your training has been progressing well lately, even though things are challenging right now 👍🏽
-Glen
@@RopeRageAreyou based in London? I am not a man who is interested in famous people but you are different and I admire you dedication and the skills. Masive respect. Will come and see you live one day insha allaa.
hey hadhka, apologies for the delayed response-I'm only just seeing your follow-up message here; have been very busy working on a few exciting Rope Rage projects that I'll be sharing soon! Thanks for your kind words; I really do appreciate it more than you might think.
Yes, I am based in London. In fact, I spent last summer going around London meeting up with groups and just doing casual training sessions, I think you would have enjoyed it. There are actually videos on the channel called 'Rope Rage Summer Group' if you wanted to check them out. Obviously it's a challenging time at the moment, but hopefully things get back to normal soon; I would welcome meeting you one day 🙏🏾
Take care,
-Glen
Lovely Video :)
glad you liked it 👍🏽
Perfect 👌 this is exactly what I’ve been looking for . You’re the best 🙌🏻👏🏻
Hey Lanary! Thanks for that, and I’m happy you found this one helpful. More videos just like this one are on the way 💫
@@RopeRage Thank you so much. I'm practicing these jump rope routine whenever I have free time and I am getting better each day. You're the best jump rope teacher that I've seen here on youtube. I need to have that kind of rope that you use. I have 4 ropes here it's wired coated and the other two I'm not using because its too light.
Apologies for the delayed response here-has been quite a busy couple of weeks after the launch of the brand-new Rope Rage training handbook; only just seeing your follow-up message.
Really appreciate the kind words! I have put a lot into developing as a teacher and in my own skill; so comments like yours make all the hard work worth it 👍🏽
Currently working on a Rope Rage speed rope, so fingers crossed I’ll have some news on something soon! Other than that, hope you’re doing good and training has been progressing well 🚀
Cheers,
- Glen
This mans doing straight up Bruce Lee shit with a rope!
Much appreciated Brandon 😎 you're gonna love some of the badass stuff that's in the pipeline - this ninja-style is gonna be a huge focus going forward. We're busy working at it!
Hope your training has been progressing well lately 👍🏽
Cheers,
-Glen
master
thanks Martin, hope you are doing well 🙏🏽
Backward crossover looks like scene from tenet
that's recently become one of my all-time favourite movies so I'm very glad you mentioned it 😎
Way too serious, then that smile at 11:07 😁
Absolutely!
Hard work shouldn’t mean we can’t take a moment to enjoy the grind 👌🏾
great video!!!! thanks 👏👏
thanks Felisa, glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome 🔥🔥🔥🔥
much appreciated Quoc! more of these vids coming in 2021😎
Let's go! 🚀
Yo my man, slick moves, wat rope you usin in this vid. Cheers bud
thanks man! glad you enjoyed the vid.
I like to switch up my ropes all the time as I don’t want my skill level to become reliant on any one kind of rope, but the rope used in this particular video is the Rx SmartGear buff rope, can find it on the Rx SmartGear website.
Cheers,
-Glen
Thanks for the reply Glen, I used to box and use the rope, getting back into the skipping since lockdown. Luv it. Tunes on, freedom. Thanks again, all the best
Great to hear you're finding that love for using the rope again. It's a great activity in these times, all you need is a rope and some space and you can have a good session 👌🏽
Well, I hope these vids can continue to help you out wherever you need 'em. I'm currently taking a short hiatus from video production, but have been working on a bunch of stuff so there's MUCH more to come soon.
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13 & 14 - Why is there a difference between left and right from a skills perspective? Are you on Patreon?
I'm actually glad you've asked that, as I'm sure it'll be a question that others have as well.
The reason left hand and right hand/left side, right side skills are listed separately is because in my training and teaching I've found that being able to do a technique with your stronger hand doesn't automatically mean you're able to do it with the other hand as well.
It takes training, and sometimes it can feel like learning the technique from scratch when trying to do it with your weaker hand, but Rope Rage has a big emphasis on balance, so we try to work out any imbalances - IT SUCKS to train on the weaker side though, I know this, but it just takes practice and patience.
Also, I haven't actually looked into Patreon - if you don't mind, could you let me know why it would be a good fit for this content? I practically know nothing about it so it would help me to know.
Thanks again,
-Glen
@@RopeRage Thank you for the response! Makes sense. Great vid!
As for Patreon, it is a way for your community to voluntarily support, via cash donation, for making this content. It may also help/encourage you to make more content, if that interests you.
@@johnpalmer6005 Sorry, missed your follow-up here somehow, thanks a lot for the quick summary on that - I think I'm definitely going to get that set up soon after I look into it properly. I do have a lotta content in me to share! I have actually been planning on launching a new channel very soon to facilitate that. That launch is almost ready, but I'm considering Patreon quite seriously now also.
Thanks again, really is a much-appreciated suggestion there 👍🏽
-Glen
Outrageous!
hey it looks like you taped something at the center of your rope.....is it just to protect your rope, or does it help in some other way?
Yes, well spotted! It’s just to protect my rope 👍🏽
It went form skipping moves to self défense techniques very quickly '-'
haha, just gotta make things a little different 😎
What did you put in rope ! For weight?!
this rope is weighted, but I cannot add weight to this type of rope!
Hey Glen, what's the rope you use here?
Hey Rob, hope you're doing well
I think the rope in this video was the rx smart gear buff rope, though I actually switch up the rope I use regularly so I don’t become reliant on any one kind of rope
Hi, which rope is that I’m trying to figured out??
hey Gerard, thanks for reaching out! I like to switch up my ropes all the time as I don’t want my skill level to become reliant on any one kind of rope, but the rope used in this particular video is the Rx SmartGear buff rope, can find it on the Rx SmartGear website 👍🏽
What rope is that
Can u link it to me
the rope is the rxsmartgear buff rope, could try checking out their site rxsmartgear.com
@@RopeRage thanx bud