I Tried Floyd Mayweather’s HARDEST Jump Rope Workout

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  • @schism1986
    @schism1986 Рік тому +131

    I'm more impressed by the fact that you stuck with it through all the pain and frustration than I am by the routine itself!! Way to go man!! Awesome work!

  • @SafeWorkouts
    @SafeWorkouts Рік тому +120

    I can tell you you’ll never know the magnitude of significance this video has. You’re amazing

  • @1boreal
    @1boreal Рік тому +427

    The scary thing is that mayweather was probably just having fun and warming up. 😐

    • @gab5012
      @gab5012 8 місяців тому +36

      he was and in that video he wasn't even finished, when they stopped recording he kept going and in other videos he has even more faster tricks and starts boxing after.

    • @AllDayErrDay.
      @AllDayErrDay. 6 місяців тому +6

      He definitely was because I do this regularly, and it's pretty easy.

    • @NeOn-kb2jw
      @NeOn-kb2jw 4 місяці тому

      how is that scary?

    • @peterdelmonte9832
      @peterdelmonte9832 4 місяці тому +6

      Floyd got up at 3am and ran 5 to 6 miles every day. That’s a head start on the cardio bit!

    • @GusAvila-kc2bs
      @GusAvila-kc2bs 3 місяці тому +1

      @@AllDayErrDay.same bro I just can’t do crosses to save my life tho 😂

  • @elisey8
    @elisey8 Рік тому +200

    the journey and effort you put into this video are incredible) keep pushing

  • @TheFountainhead69
    @TheFountainhead69 Рік тому +66

    Your first jump rope video inspired me to get back I to skipping rope again. Now I’m a couple weeks in and this video comes out. Great timing!

    • @GoalGuys
      @GoalGuys  Рік тому +4

      Ayy! That’s awesome to hear!

  • @annac9534
    @annac9534 Рік тому +67

    Dude, honestly, you taking longer than 50 days is so encouraging. I’ve been jump roping 5 times per week for 63 days and I can’t do a single crossover or a single double under. Lol. Why is this so hard??

    • @Christopher-side_dude-Murican
      @Christopher-side_dude-Murican Рік тому +3

      have to carefully asses your hand and elbow position and what you are doing vs. what you think you are doing. Fix these and you will get it, watch videos of others doing it in slow motion every small detail height of things and positioning matter - also making the rope too short by hand movement or wrong timed jumps / jumping too high off the ground are usually the culprits.

    • @qine6559
      @qine6559 9 місяців тому +6

      Rope length is vital

    • @Rishabh.0_0
      @Rishabh.0_0 8 місяців тому +1

      Focus on your jumps , need High precision

    • @HauntedHands_DIY
      @HauntedHands_DIY 7 місяців тому +3

      Hmmm... That's weird, I would recommend going over basics and improving them a lot. I don't want to brag, but just show an example of what can be done if you workout in the smartest way possible. About 2 weeks ago my uncle showed me his incredible dancing skills while jumping rope, therefore last week I decided to give it a try since I had never jumped rope before. I couldn't even do one jump, I started trying 5 days a week like you for 15 minutes... First two days, nothing... could barely do two jumps but my knees caved and my arms were really open...then guess what, by the fifth day I was doing double unders, single crossovers, and even a basic dance move which I don't even know the name of hahaha. I am really excited because my uncle told me my progress was like a rocket, but I don't think it's because of talent like he says (I'm extremely uncoordinated and never learned to dance because of it) I think it's because of sticking to basics and just going above and beyond with them. (Kind of like learning how to do one push up, but get to the point where you can do 50 push ups at once, it definitely improves a lot of things at once) Also, you might think I got to that point quickly because my experienced uncle taught me. Well, we barely see each other, it was all learned through UA-cam videos. Getting the form correctly helps so much, and adjusting the rope makes a huge difference

    • @osvaldoromerobarradas6168
      @osvaldoromerobarradas6168 5 місяців тому

      Wtf🤨 yo e estado 30 minutos saltando la cuerda 2 veces por semana por 5 semanas, osea como 5 horas... y ya puedo hacer 6 crusados seguidos con una cuerda vieja, y saltos dobles como Tyson... tengo 16 y no hago casi deporte

  • @midgelfc
    @midgelfc Рік тому +166

    Absolutely incredible and inspiring video of the power of not giving up. Really loved this video, felt like I went through the emotional journey with you ❤

    • @GoalGuys
      @GoalGuys  Рік тому +10

      Wow, thank you so much.

  • @TheKnicks2012
    @TheKnicks2012 Рік тому +32

    Awesome video! An extra 100 days and so much failure. But you came out on the other side. I love how you guys don’t sugarcoat and show the real blockages of those difficult challenges. Good shit!

  • @alvinexevea2726
    @alvinexevea2726 Рік тому +70

    Very inspiring! Glad you got to reach out to Rushie, he is a great coach and great human being. Congrats!

    • @GoalGuys
      @GoalGuys  Рік тому +4

      Rushie is amazing!

    • @davidpwajok
      @davidpwajok Рік тому +1

      Yh rushie is crazy good ❤❤

  • @lchanceiv
    @lchanceiv Рік тому +16

    This is probably one of my favorite videos from your team so inspiring I love the way you didn’t give up

  • @ninjaforhire1897
    @ninjaforhire1897 Рік тому +17

    Good job man.. ive been jumping for 2 years now.. it takes time and persistence to get to your goal.. keep pushing!!

  • @jkadowaki1923
    @jkadowaki1923 Рік тому +13

    You're doing different double under crosses than Floyd, he begins his double unders by crossing the rope. This means he jumps, crosses, uncrosses, and then lands. He lands with his hands open, not crossed. I made this mistake too, it takes a bit of time to learn but it's very much doable. The progression would be doing a cross into double under where you hold the double under while crossed, then land and uncross it. This teaches you to whip the rope while crossing to get enough speed for a double under cross. I can post a video showing the differences.
    Also, I would highly recommend getting a longer rope. You can make it work with a shorter rope, but it locks your hands super low which makes you look very stiff. Check how long Floyd's rope is- it's actually very long. I've found the extra length makes doing fast crossovers and double under crossovers a LOT more forgiving since you have more room to work with.

    • @point-blank-qm2zt
      @point-blank-qm2zt 10 місяців тому

      Yup can you post us a video and show us what you mean bro?

    • @Jackofdiamonds-l6x
      @Jackofdiamonds-l6x Місяць тому

      @@point-blank-qm2ztI noticed he didn’t respond. He’s probably been jumping rope this whole time….

  • @harlemdeni
    @harlemdeni Рік тому +20

    From 20:50 to 21:15 is just KINO! This channel deserves something like 10 mil subs. Hope you get there asap! Cheers from Macedonia!

  • @brandiwashington1347
    @brandiwashington1347 Рік тому +13

    Wow just incredible and inspiring. I got teary eyed when you finally did, it was so AMAZING!!!! Keep it up.

  • @matthijsbeets424
    @matthijsbeets424 Рік тому +25

    Dude I just worked out so hard like 3 hours ago. And this is getting me just motivated to work out again man!
    Keep challenging yourself like you do because you are proving to yourself and so many others that you can do something that seems impossible. Your mind and your body are getting so strong 🤝🙌
    Keep it up man
    14:21

    • @GoalGuys
      @GoalGuys  Рік тому +2

      Hahaha that’s awesome! Thank you!

  • @andyballard1883
    @andyballard1883 Рік тому +32

    Fantastic lesson in perseverance 👏, but as I am from a boxing background I don't think you thought about how big a part footwear plays in this. I think you would have had a much quicker progression in boxing boots as they are almost completely flat with no heel to toe drop and also are narrower and provide ankle support. In my experience they really do promote a much better posture for skipping

    • @Donovarkhallum
      @Donovarkhallum Рік тому +3

      That's not good for your feet long. Term lmao

  • @ffnocc
    @ffnocc Рік тому +5

    I watched your first jump rope challenge, then i watched this one and i am absolutely amazed at how now it looks effortless. Your form is better then most guys that i know at the boxing gym. Great job

  • @vincentsanchez7603
    @vincentsanchez7603 Рік тому +4

    I’m a former boxer and wanted to be as great as Floyd one day until I got depressed. It took this man 50days. It took me 3 tries. I think I should start boxing again

    • @jeepsuc99
      @jeepsuc99 14 днів тому

      You didn't watch the video huh

    • @vincentsanchez7603
      @vincentsanchez7603 14 днів тому

      @jeepsuc99 i did watch the video. I basically said without saying that it took this dude a long time to jump rope luke floyd mayweather and he explains and analyzed how difficult it is. It took me 3 tries to completely jump rope like floyd. Im basically saying I'm so good at boxing that I should get back in it because of how long it took me to do it vs the video

  • @BrandonAlexanderWalks
    @BrandonAlexanderWalks Рік тому +20

    I could feel that face you made when you started with the shorter rope. This is so damn inspiring!

  • @ethan91971
    @ethan91971 Рік тому +50

    Crossrope are incredible ropes the best I have ever used! However, at the beginning when you learn those move I’d recommend using a rope that hurts less and building up to it. That helps remove the fear factor cause by pain and make the progress faster

    • @jiggle546
      @jiggle546 Рік тому +2

      Crossrope is amazing, but i would argue they are not great for crosses. They're definitely a fitness oriented rope. I've had my 1gen crossrope for 5 years and would like to get my hands on the new ones. But Elite Srs is the way to go for tricks imo.

    • @elitejumpsco
      @elitejumpsco Рік тому +3

      @@jiggle546 we appreciate the shoutout

    • @crumblebee6728
      @crumblebee6728 Рік тому +1

      @@Sameer-ot2rqyou earn 120 a month??

    • @theoutsiderjess1869
      @theoutsiderjess1869 Рік тому

      ​@@Sameer-ot2rqi bought one in 2020 and I still have it you can buy one used or wait for it to go on sale

    • @user-kpkxgtj
      @user-kpkxgtj Рік тому +1

      ​@@crumblebee6728 exchange rates, exchange rates. One of those ropes almost costs as much as my rent for a month 😅

  • @funnyclips-y1c
    @funnyclips-y1c Рік тому +7

    Man it almost made me cry when he said it hurts but I did it. Bro this is soo inspirational. Ur the MAN!!!

  • @bizztradamus
    @bizztradamus Рік тому +5

    Rush coming in clutch!! Amazing journey! I've been trying to nail that routine off and on for years. Just might have to get back after it...

  • @adamjohnston457
    @adamjohnston457 Рік тому +8

    Not to get into a massive story, but I recently had thyroid surgery, and because of that I've gained a large amount of weight. This video has inspired me to get after it, so thank you so much.
    I know that both of you play basketball and are in the Vancouver area, so one day I hope to join a pick-up game with you guys!
    Thanks again, keep posting this sort of content

  • @kenzasdk446
    @kenzasdk446 Рік тому +8

    EPIC video ! from the editing, the idea, the persistence, the time and effort spent on it how inspiring is this piece of 'Art'
    CONGRATS on acheiving ur goal man 👌👏👏

  • @DAVIDDNORWOOD
    @DAVIDDNORWOOD Рік тому +1

    The theme of this video is so important I almost shed a tear when you did it. Never quit

  • @angelinakardakova
    @angelinakardakova Рік тому +2

    Cinematography on this one is top notch!

  • @TheAuthorNook
    @TheAuthorNook Рік тому +1

    Your editing has improved so much over the last few years. Honestly, all your videos are bangers. Loving this one so far! (Only 2:40 into it atm!!) prolly going to binge your last 10 vids because it’s been a while since I watched you! Great storyteller. I’m trying to take notes for myself as I’m JUST starting my own channel. So I’m feeling inspired both by this challenge, and by your content skills 🔥🔥🔥

    • @TheAuthorNook
      @TheAuthorNook Рік тому

      Update: I’m 6:30 in and now I’m PISSED that you guys aren’t bigger than you are. Keep uploading GEMS like this and you’ll keep growing. Some of the best content on UA-cam rn

  • @lucaspeng641
    @lucaspeng641 Рік тому +4

    Holy moly that might be the best video I’ve ever watched on UA-cam! Production quality was insane! Good work!

  • @stoneowl2383
    @stoneowl2383 Рік тому +3

    Amazing Dude! Your whole posture changed through out the process! Congratz!

  • @unkannie
    @unkannie Рік тому +2

    So so so inspiring, never give up Cam I'm really glad you persevered and had that breakthrough!

  • @Augustmoon87
    @Augustmoon87 4 місяці тому

    This might just be the best video that I have watched on UA-cam. You, with utmost sincerity and honesty, posted what you considered to be a failure to meet the 50 day challenge, your perseverance despite the so called 'failure', the frustration of hitting a wall, the breakthrough with the shorter rope and the final achievement of the goal. You honestly declared that it took 137 days. I have not been this invested in any movie or video till date. Your journey has literally inspired me unceasingly pursue my own fitness goals. I've seen tons of documentaries, videos etc. but never felt this inspired. I was actually nervous towards the end of the video and was wholeheartedly rooting for you. I went through the roller coaster of feeling your disappointment, frustration, determination, perseverance, success and joy. I wish you all the best and thank you for the wonderful video.

  • @leonb.5615
    @leonb.5615 Рік тому +36

    I've got some thoughts on the comparison of your challenge to the Mayweather workout. He actually uses a pure PVC Rope which is way lighter. While the CrossRopes have Wire in them which makes using them a heavier workout since you have to exert more force. The handling of a PVC Rope is way smoother to do all sorts of tricks and stuff. So using the CrossRope for this type of workout doesn't do you any favor. Also the whip is way more painful on wired ropes.
    A slight Con might be that the Mayweather Crossover-DoubleUnder is an Uncross-Cross where you start with a crossed rope and end with an open rope. So it's actually a little more difficult than the other way around...
    Anyways great Video love seeing other people picking up the rope and working through all the pain it inflicts because you just can't give it a rest ;) Great Keep it up!

    • @joepana88
      @joepana88 Рік тому +3

      Idk what video you just watched... but that "slightly con" part that you remarked was ass backwards... literally Mayweather starts crossed arms and ends open, this guy starts open rope and ends crossed for his double under crossovers... I paused and slow motioned it to make sure my eyes decieveth me not... and my eyes decieveth me not. Unless you just got them mixed up? Also, neither is harder, some are harder for some, others are the other way... I think open then cross is easier.... some people think cross then open is easier

    • @TheEmerse
      @TheEmerse 4 місяці тому

      @@joepana88you said he was wrong and then said the same thing…

  • @Sgtfitness
    @Sgtfitness 10 місяців тому +1

    Your persistence is inspiring. Thank you

  • @DavidLoveOfficial
    @DavidLoveOfficial Рік тому +2

    Well done bro, this made me smile so much :)
    Only those that have been through this pain will fully understand how good it feels when this finally clicks!

  • @TheBpc01
    @TheBpc01 Рік тому +5

    Great vid!!! I love this channel you guys motivate me to improve myself and I really appreciate that!

  • @Timefighter820
    @Timefighter820 Рік тому +8

    I have never been interested in jumping rope. However, at my 3-month spinal fusion post-op appointment my surgeon said I can't jump rope (among numerous other activities) and now I feel like I'm being haunted by jump rope YT videos and I really want to do it! 😩 You guys rock. Keep on keepin' on. 🖤

    • @mrconnor628
      @mrconnor628 Рік тому

      Did they say if you'll ever be able to jump rope, I may be getting a spinal fusion

    • @Timefighter820
      @Timefighter820 Рік тому

      ​@@mrconnor628Not sure! I'll ask at my next appointment. 😊

    • @Joshua_23
      @Joshua_23 Рік тому

      @@Timefighter820 4 months later, an update?

  • @painandpyro
    @painandpyro 8 місяців тому

    Man, one of my favorite things from this was how you kept showing how many days had passed even after you had passed the initial challenge time. One of the hardest things, least for me, is sticking with something after I feel like I've already failed terribly in terms of where I thought progress would be.
    But, oftentimes it seems like most of the true progress comes from sticking with habits long after the "glamor" wears off... It might feel like your stuck in place, but if you can stay force yourself to stay consistent, one day you look down and realize you've made it miles from where you started.
    Cheers to all the fellow travelers out there and let's keep plowin ahead

  • @jaguarsflow
    @jaguarsflow Рік тому +1

    You showed a lot of persistency and did not give up, that's a great example of resilient mindset!

  • @kenfreeman8888
    @kenfreeman8888 Рік тому +1

    All the more inspiring for requiring work far beyond the initial estimate. Well done!

  • @pandadundee6430
    @pandadundee6430 Рік тому +6

    As much as the cross ropes are great, I wouldn't be attempting this routine with one straight up. I personally think the rush athletics rope would be well better! Good on you for pushing through!

  • @kylieweaver581
    @kylieweaver581 Рік тому +2

    The moment I saw you relax your shoulders I knew you had it. Congrats dude, I know it may not mean much to you but I'm proud of you & you should be proud of yourself too

  • @ieeaswaran
    @ieeaswaran Рік тому +1

    One of the best demos of the philosophy of 'Embrace the Suck!' That is, accept your clumsiness and put in the time and the numbers till the clumsiness is gone and you've internalised the smoothness! Then, you can look back and wonder if it could ever have happened any other way!
    Amazing!
    Congratulations! And happy learning and goal-setting!

  • @knowledgeisablessing8767
    @knowledgeisablessing8767 5 місяців тому

    The video I need! The breakdown. Thank you for uploading this...and thanks for sharing your journey. The fact you kept going at it is inspiring.

  • @ROBERTOCRUZ-ic1bu
    @ROBERTOCRUZ-ic1bu 6 місяців тому +1

    I was thrilled, A normal guy doing amazing things.

  • @aviasya07
    @aviasya07 10 місяців тому +1

    I watched it from beginning to end. I admired your determination, my friend. You are amazing.🎉

  • @seemlychris
    @seemlychris 4 місяці тому

    That was so good to watch! Brought a tear to my eyes!
    Well done for persevering, and smashing the crap out of it!

  • @JasonPolkovitz
    @JasonPolkovitz Рік тому +4

    You guys are so inspiring. Nicely done.

  • @philliplee9593
    @philliplee9593 Рік тому +2

    HUGE respect bro, incredible dedication and discipline

  • @RudyVisuals
    @RudyVisuals 10 місяців тому

    That was such a great watch. As a jump rope enthusiast, I have struggled with DU Cross Criss for like 2 years and still can't nail it down consistently so for you to do it in that time is amazing!

  • @user-kpkxgtj
    @user-kpkxgtj Рік тому +1

    1:33 is why I am more than happy to marvel at people's crazy awesome routines and tricks while I skip the basic way, one slow jump at a time 😅 Congratulations on putting in the work and on your final form.

  • @ashleywest9635
    @ashleywest9635 4 місяці тому

    Great job!! This is an amazing example of what a person can accomplish if they never give up, even through the pain and struggle!! Way to gooooo🎉

  • @farmlife5197
    @farmlife5197 Рік тому +4

    That smile when you realized you were going to go all the way. Awesome

  • @WeeZerRascal
    @WeeZerRascal Рік тому +2

    Floyd does and have been doing this for YEARS. It's like 1st nature for him.

  • @tovaramos1351
    @tovaramos1351 8 місяців тому

    This is so inspiring! I’ve also been obsessed with that same Mayweather clip for years. This is the motivation I need to finally tackle the challenge.

  • @OnyxSinon
    @OnyxSinon Рік тому +2

    you're an actual legend, that's such an amazing feat to achieve in such a short amount of time..

  • @schzz8149
    @schzz8149 11 місяців тому

    Wow, that was the best video I’ve seen in a long time. This level of dedication is so rare.

  • @travismattern5955
    @travismattern5955 Рік тому +1

    That was epic. Probably your best video, well done guys!

  • @melanddavepodcast
    @melanddavepodcast 10 місяців тому

    I have a crossrope and have been trying new tricks. I've wondered if my rope was too long and this video confirms it. Thanks so much for staying dedicated and congrats !

  • @edseymour7768
    @edseymour7768 10 місяців тому +2

    Great job! During your videos I want to scream. “Dude! Thats a weighted rope!” The boxers are using speed ropes, the green rope is still weighted.

  • @Kush333
    @Kush333 Рік тому +1

    this was entertaining to watch. I think that Mayweather video inspired so many people to start jump roping. It did for me too.

  • @sergepopovic4335
    @sergepopovic4335 Рік тому +3

    This is incredible, well done!

  • @wild7goose
    @wild7goose Рік тому +1

    This video not getting mor views is criminal. You busted it to reach this goal and it is the ENTIRE point of ya'lls channel! Yeah, you didn't do it in 50 days, but you got it done. You found a way to get the goal! This should have 1mill+ views!

  • @biometricaldisaster3494
    @biometricaldisaster3494 Рік тому +1

    The inspiration makes me wanna find my jump rope and start this

  • @s.j.fortune5028
    @s.j.fortune5028 Рік тому +1

    Well done thanks for the determination throughout the process

  • @victorgallardo1199
    @victorgallardo1199 9 місяців тому

    bro. it really moved me. thnks, i´ll revisiting this video whenever i need motivation

  • @Meowrosit
    @Meowrosit 3 дні тому

    I just bought a jump rope. thank you for giving me goals.good luck with your journey.. sending love all the way from the Philippines ❤

  • @marzanmazid5017
    @marzanmazid5017 Рік тому +3

    What an epic journey! Loved this! Let's goooooooooooooooooooooo! 🏆

  • @Sean-tj5cu
    @Sean-tj5cu Рік тому +2

    absolutely insane! I have just started boxing and skipping for the first time! I seen the Floyd video a few days ago and said to my self, ' I will do this one day' and this video appeared! Well done man :D

  • @peterdelmonte9832
    @peterdelmonte9832 4 місяці тому

    Tremendous. Inspiring. That’s a character trait to admire.

  • @pb8569
    @pb8569 Рік тому +10

    I have immense respect for you. Your determination and perseverance gave me chills. Wow!!!

    • @GoalGuys
      @GoalGuys  Рік тому

      Wow, thank you so much!

  • @sukhi.rockstar
    @sukhi.rockstar Рік тому

    Amazing video that smile in 20 :21 shows you know that the hard work you did is paying off and you can do it ...😃😃

  • @vassigno
    @vassigno Рік тому +1

    Damn! I just stumbled over this video and got maximum goosebumps in the end and felt so much respect your this kind of dedication. Love seeing people reaching their goals. Fantastic video!
    Big props from Germany!

  • @anthonypierre2094
    @anthonypierre2094 4 місяці тому

    This video was awesome! Glad you did it! Seeing you get smacked up was funny though 😂

  • @Fitertaining
    @Fitertaining 5 місяців тому +1

    Jumping rope is one of my best cardio exercise. I’ve been jumping rope for about two months now, I’ve lost 12 lb already

  • @Wreckz_Tea
    @Wreckz_Tea Рік тому +3

    Things that will help make faster progress. Get a body kength mirror to watch yourself as you practice. Try weighted ropes to slow down the moves a lot. And practice leatning each move seperately, only moving to the next trick once you master that one. If you have problems that just get you in a rut you should start adjusting rope length an inch or 2 at a time and give it at least a couple of days of practicing before changing length again.
    Try different materials of rope until you find the one that works best for the particular routine you're doing and finally start putting the moves together once you can do them all seperately

  • @OneManTheCyborg
    @OneManTheCyborg Рік тому +1

    Randomly came across this video but I love the fact that Rushie was in it & what's crazy is I have that same yellow jump rope he had in his hand. I mean I ordered it from him a couple years ago. Keep doing your thing.

  • @paulmaddock4167
    @paulmaddock4167 Рік тому +12

    Inspiring well done for pushing through. Shout out to my man Rushie for his break through guidance - peace!

  • @aaronwilliams85
    @aaronwilliams85 11 місяців тому

    Absolutely inspired! This is exactly what I've been setting out to do as a goal of mine and you've shown and proved it's possible! Thanks for the inspiration!

  • @JoenathanV
    @JoenathanV 2 місяці тому

    your vulnerability is 👑 love it

  • @EnriqueAguancha
    @EnriqueAguancha Рік тому

    This must be one of the most beautiful videos I ever seen cuz show all the phases of human learning, good and bad ones,

  • @Petolooo
    @Petolooo Рік тому +2

    Great video man! 50 days to learn this is not easy but the fact you didn’t give up through all the doubts is great! I was curious if you use a fitbit or an apple watch to track your calories burned!

  • @JoseLopez-xz8rp
    @JoseLopez-xz8rp 7 місяців тому

    This was Inspirational as hell man, I just stared jump roping a few months ago and it is not easy at all, its so hard on the body but man this video just makes me want to get better! the sky is the limit.

  • @KimiaNora
    @KimiaNora Рік тому +1

    This video is too good!

  • @twangbarfly
    @twangbarfly 3 місяці тому

    Absolutely epic video - it was great of you to bring us along on your journey, warts and all, and I just couldn't stop watching. I'm sure everyone else was just willing you to get where you wanted to be. Seeing you get there after all the the work and the trials and tribulations was exhilarating. The tough bits were more instructive than the silky smooth skills once you'd overcome these obstacles. I'm certain I'm not alone in saying I felt every whiplash you inflicted on yourself and was wincing out loud at times. Not only did you teach us a lot but you come across as a really good, honest bloke that anyone would want to have a beer and a laugh with! THANK YOU!!

  • @MichaelTFarm
    @MichaelTFarm 2 місяці тому

    Thank you for this video. 6 years ago, I was just starting for a few weeks to get cross double unders until my ankle gave and I had surgery. Because of my ankle, I haven’t picked up the role again until a few weeks ago. You’ve given me a goal for next year.

  • @user-kl1vy3wo4k
    @user-kl1vy3wo4k Рік тому +1

    Heck yeah man you did it ! I’ve never even attempted a double under with a cross cross. Definitely trying them today. They look so cool.

  • @lsss86superpisces16
    @lsss86superpisces16 Рік тому +1

    I’m happy that this guy learned boxing training is not for the faint of heart. And learning to do things that I learned to do since I was 10 is not possible in 50 days. Great effort though, keep going bro.

  • @rojcouz2267
    @rojcouz2267 21 день тому

    bro that was amazing. i will take the challenge. also mayweather is my fav boxer; never seen him out of shape he always deliver when its needed

  • @igortodorovic6463
    @igortodorovic6463 8 місяців тому

    Dude! So inspirational ! Good shit brother!

  • @MegaBabygal1
    @MegaBabygal1 Рік тому +1

    I cried. I actually cried. So happy for you!!!!!

  • @kickingkenno
    @kickingkenno Рік тому +1

    Going to sound like a fan-boy but this channel is without a shadow one of my favourite on UA-cam, just honest improvment all round. I've used some of there mentally to help myself in my own life. Well done as always and keep them coming! (Still think there should be a 30day taped mouth for sleep though!)

    • @GoalGuys
      @GoalGuys  Рік тому

      Thanks so much mate! I'll look into the mouth taping for sleep!

  • @amberallen3460
    @amberallen3460 5 місяців тому

    🎉🎉🎉 this was awesome so glad you accomplished the goal

  • @JohnWickstairs
    @JohnWickstairs Рік тому +3

    This is inspiring. I’m still trying to accomplish the double criss cross

  • @Lutosensis
    @Lutosensis Рік тому

    this video is inspiring on so many levels ... I have no words

  • @georgethompsonjr6082
    @georgethompsonjr6082 Рік тому

    Hard work! Dedication! This video is amazing fam you’re an inspiration Floyd would be proud!

  • @dutchcrunch91
    @dutchcrunch91 10 місяців тому +1

    Incredible! I thought for sure when you finally did it your brother was going to tell you he forgot to press record. Way to persevere!!

  • @W4rg3rm
    @W4rg3rm Рік тому

    To even attempt this with the crossrope is crazy. Well done.

  • @rolandlowe8945
    @rolandlowe8945 11 місяців тому

    Totally Fkn awesome man! You’re my new inspiration. I can’t do DBL under to save my life but I’m gonna start up that hill again. Good for you. Respect.

  • @BrookeHuff
    @BrookeHuff Рік тому

    Wow. Pure respect for you dude. I don’t think people realize how much dedication that took, especially after failing your initial goal. Congrats 🎉

  • @stevenmanson2490
    @stevenmanson2490 Рік тому

    This man took jump rope and put the world on an extreme emotional roller coaster...... how dare you.... now I have to go back to solving world hunger