I used battle ropes for the first time tonight... I felt like a fool and I am so weak, lol. But it has also struck a flame in me, I've got to get better!
First day of battle roping today. Could not last a full minute in a set. Extremely motivated to knock it out of the park tomorrow. Let's build this shit up.
My job of the last 5 years, was very sedentary. I've put on 30 lbs. since I started, and I was probably 30 lbs too heavy when I began the job. I just quit my job, and the battle rope is one of the things I purchased to help me back into fitness. I was a fitness instructor for 20 years....I am pushing 64...but I will get into shape again. On my way for my first attempt at the rope! Thanks for the information!!
I started battle ropes for the first time. I felt like such a novice but it took me a few weeks to work up the courage and I finally did it! My favorite workout I’ve ever done. I just need to learn how to do it right
Awesome!! You may want to check out our new video about how to begin skipping rope and go from a beginner to amateur boxer status: ua-cam.com/video/LJQpPJ73KD8/v-deo.html
I have had my battle ropes just under year, your instruction nailed it for me. I appreciate the guidance on reps/sets, the videos I found just dive into the workouts little or no explanation. Thanks Coach, keeping the workouts coming.
A friend of mine gave me an advice to watch another video, and then I bump into this video from your channel, . It gave me a lot of advice, especially for my 205 centimeters in length, and I just wanted to say thank you for a well-made and well-thought-out video. Love from Sweden and the city of Örebro.
i’m a 15 year old girl and always incorporate the ropes into my workout! so much harder than they look. my personal trainer never mentioned doing a single whip with 2 hands!! great idea thankyou! usually do 10/12 reps as much as I can. I struggle with keeping the momentum of the rope as in the wave doesn’t usually go all the way to the end. any tips?
Maybe try pulling the rope higher or adjusting the amount of slack in the rope to where its laying. Try that or just keep doing what you're doing until you have the right amount endurance and/or strength to fluidly keep the momentum :D
You're very welcome! For sure man...we are a content machine here at Critical Bench and we love to educate, inform and motivate. Thanks for watching! CC
This was a great informative video, thanks for sharing. I want to start using battle ropes but was at a loss of how and what to do. Thanks for clearing that up for me!
I did this workout myself and I thought it’s not that hard. After watching this video, I already see a massive change. The workout is way more intense when done the correct way. I need to practice more!
I work my biceps triceps chest and shoulders 3 times a week as well as running twice a week....how would i incorporate a battle rope into my workout without sacrificing resting my muscles?
How do you rep this? Do you go by a timer or do you count whips? I've literally never used battle ropes and have always wanted to, but I want a plan going into it. Is 30 seconds a good starting point?
Battle ropes are my brussel sprouts…I know they’re good for me but loathe them. Hoping maybe this video will give me the knowledge and confidence to try them again (going to try the single whip as I have zero upper body strength) without feeling like my arms are dissolving in acid. 😅
+Chris Harrell It takes time. Be sure your distance from the anchor point is not too far or too close. You need some slack in the ropes but not too much. Keep at it. Practice practice practice :) CC
Good video. Been going to the gym only for a month and one week,but going 5 times a week. At the end of my workout i do 3 sets of 30 seconds.Last 2 days or so i get a little less winder than before so i guess i getting in better shape hehe. Well thanks for the video,paid extra attention to the stance so i know i am doing it correctly.
Take your time!👍🏾Starting off with #10 mins.for bout two wks. #15-20 reps. Get your proper stand,rest a minute or two between rep's.Be consistent too #2-3 times per.wk.(Upper body strength,neck n arm strength)🖐🏾👍🏾😍
I tried battle ropes for the first time, in a gym full of dudes, i went with my friend, wanted to train well and try the ropes for the first time, wow oh boy, was I humbled. The coach who was training my friend wanted to see whether i knew how to use them so he just handed it to me when i asked if i could try em, i've just seen people use them in reels, so i couldn't do the first one you guys showed for too long as i had less endurance (after getting covid twice, lost alot of muscle and endurance) so i immediatly switched to those alternating ripples (im a beginner with these ropes, i dont know what they are called) well my friend and her coach had a good laugh🥲 but hey i tried and it wasn't a bad start i did 10 on each side and and 10 of those big waves, I was disheartened at first, but I'm not going to let it get to me, I want to crush this type of training, thanks again for the video, from india, cheers!
Battle ropes are no joke. Really proud of you for trying. Practice as often as you can. Frequency/experience will make a big difference. Stay with it. Hard work pays off. You got this! Keep us posted. 👊
I just got me battle rope it 18 feet long I think be best use it outside Guestion is can I wrap it around tree or do I got get some kind hook srew put into a tree then clam it onto hook so not slip off .a friend told me I get good burn workout in upper area of bony shoulder arms back and around belly he lost some weight and some belly fat around guy .i going use this for frist time see how good it is rope .on box it said battle rope too 4020.i guess weight of rope 30 pds.
You can do either as long as the rope is well anchored. The only thing with wrapping it around another object is that over time it will wear down the rope
this is a 2 inch rope. Honestly, go with what works best for you and that you can manage in your workouts to get the most benefit from ropes exercises.
Hi, I'm 1.66 and weight 66 kg, I have 3 purchase options, a 1.5-inch battle rope of 9 or 15 meters long or 2 inches of 9 meters long, which one do you recommend?
I've been using my battle rope off and on for a couple years but I've lost 50 lb in total from a size 13 to a size 3 holy crap🎉 my question is will it tighten up the loose skin it's not an over abundant amount of loose skin like somebody that was hundreds of pounds overweight, but I'm thinking it should tighten up because I'll get muscle correct?😮
None of the videos I see on Battle Ropes show where the ropes are tethered. At my gym, the ropes are wrapped around the bottom of the frame on the floor. In my estimation, I think they should be elevated, but I can't find a source on that because no image or video shows where to tether the ropes. Any thoughts?
You can count the number of reps you do when working the ropes, for example right arm, then left arm is one rep. Or use a timer and go hard for the time you've set
I saw celebrities doing this battle rope thing whenever the news says that the actor/actress is preparing for a role for an action-packed series. My partner have those at home as well and heck I find it darn heavy for me. I am not even flicking those yet just like in this video - just transferred it somewhere else whenever I clean his room 🤣
When you do the alternating rope exercise how do you know what a rep is? Is this exercise based on time instead of reps? I've been going to the gym my whole life and never picked up the battle ropes but I'm going to dive into it next time I go to the gym.. If I do 4 to 5 sets of 15 on my weight exercises how would that translate when I pick up the ropes?
@@Criticalbench been doing some research lately and it looks like it's based on time..60 seconds a set seems to be the goal...At the gym right now and going to give it a go...I can't believe I've never tried to the battle ropes before but I'm incorporating it to my workouts here on out..
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I used battle ropes for the first time tonight... I felt like a fool and I am so weak, lol. But it has also struck a flame in me, I've got to get better!
That's the spirit!
@Ben S 🤣
There’s no shame in that at all. A lot of people forget you have to start someone, but you took a step others havent
Just went thru the same thing
I tried mine today only managed 10x but I'm so proud I managed it and will keep it up each day to higher my count.
Been going to the gym for 2 years (I'm 18) and today was the first day I used these... It was amazing! Never felt a burn like that.
You gotta feel the burn 🔥
Oh it’s special isn’t it.
@@_Pauper_ wow made me feel old! 4 years gone already haha feel I'm a completely diff person
@@mohsin7702 well man those are a very transformative 4 years! Trust me it gets way f*ing stranger
Thank you for this. I just joined a gym and feel a little intimidated asking anyone there for help. So I really needed this.
You're welcome, Launa! Check out our channel for tons of great videos that can help you out and suggest techniques for you 👍
Lmao are you an idiot or something?
Lmao what an idiot
@andayy ikr
@@DeepakYadav-ys7dg stfu
First day of battle roping today. Could not last a full minute in a set. Extremely motivated to knock it out of the park tomorrow. Let's build this shit up.
Let's GO!
My job of the last 5 years, was very sedentary. I've put on 30 lbs. since I started, and I was probably 30 lbs too heavy when I began the job. I just quit my job, and the battle rope is one of the things I purchased to help me back into fitness. I was a fitness instructor for 20 years....I am pushing 64...but I will get into shape again. On my way for my first attempt at the rope! Thanks for the information!!
I started battle ropes for the first time. I felt like such a novice but it took me a few weeks to work up the courage and I finally did it! My favorite workout I’ve ever done. I just need to learn how to do it right
Awesome!! You may want to check out our new video about how to begin skipping rope and go from a beginner to amateur boxer status: ua-cam.com/video/LJQpPJ73KD8/v-deo.html
I usually finish my “Push” workout with 3 sets of battleropes. 1 min a set. Such a satisfying burn and it always feels like an accomplishment.
Took the wind out of me but I'm super motivated to get back in shape. This is the first video I came across when I searched, thank you!
You got this!
This was plain, crisp and to the point, Loved it, Thank you Coach :)
You're so welcome!
Thanks for the functional and sensible battlerope introduction.
I've always wanted to try out battle ropes. Many thanks for the tips. Bonus points to coach Chris for his Autobot shirt. Transform and roll out.
I have had my battle ropes just under year, your instruction nailed it for me. I appreciate the guidance on reps/sets, the videos I found just dive into the workouts little or no explanation. Thanks Coach, keeping the workouts coming.
You’re welcome!
Glad it helped!
This helped me do 500 this morning in the gym! Thank you!
Great job! 👊
This was an intense workout. Thank you for the video.
You're welcome!
A friend of mine gave me an advice to watch another video, and then I bump into this video from your channel, . It gave me a lot of advice, especially for my 205 centimeters in length, and I just wanted to say thank you for a well-made and well-thought-out video. Love from Sweden and the city of Örebro.
That’s fantastic! It’s great to hear and the owner of CriticalBench is Swedish and will absolutely love this message. Love from Florida!
@@Criticalbench Please: Let the owner know as well :) :)
Thank you guys for the simple examples of starting up on this routine of workout. Can't wait to try this now!
We also can't wait for you to try it, Eric!
You guys make it look so easy! I’m just starting thanks for info
You can do it!
Great video, I'm going to incorporate Battle Ropes into my workout and this is a great beginner routine to work with.
i’m a 15 year old girl and always incorporate the ropes into my workout! so much harder than they look. my personal trainer never mentioned doing a single whip with 2 hands!! great idea thankyou! usually do 10/12 reps as much as I can. I struggle with keeping the momentum of the rope as in the wave doesn’t usually go all the way to the end. any tips?
Maybe try pulling the rope higher or adjusting the amount of slack in the rope to where its laying. Try that or just keep doing what you're doing until you have the right amount endurance and/or strength to fluidly keep the momentum :D
I did battle ropes for the first time today and I’m amazed at how much I sweat from it vs. lifting weights.
Right?!?!?
I really like working with the Battle ropes!👍🏾🙂
So do we!
Awesome. Thanks for the free tips! Really cool you guys post this information especially for free. 👊
You're very welcome! For sure man...we are a content machine here at Critical Bench and we love to educate, inform and motivate. Thanks for watching! CC
Now i'm EXCITED for My next work-out! TY!!!!!!! You GUYS Rock, Get Informative video, Appreciate it!!!!!!
That's the spirit, Antonio 👊
I’m battle roping 1st of October and I need this. Thank you! 🙏
You're so welcome!
Love it. Great tips and video, thanks for sharing!
You are so welcome!
I tried the ropes for the first time today and what a burn in my biceps! Also did the sled for the first time. Wow!
Great to hear! Keep working! 💪
I'm just starting the heavy ropes so Thank you ❤
Thanx a bunch I’ll be trying these excersise I’m a beginner awesome video
Yay! We can't wait for you to try it!
I’m going to use the battle rope at the gym today thanks.💪🏽👍🏽
Perfect! Let us know how that went ... YOU GOT THIS 🙌🏻
Can't wait to try out the battle rope at my gym today!
Let us know how that goes!
Thanks for that single hand exercise. I struggled to complete 10 whip😆🤦
You can do it!
Thank you so much for this. I've just bought these and thought it would be easy. Holy moly it's tough! Thank you for sharing this. Appreciated.
Glad it was helpful! Stay well 🙏
This was a great informative video, thanks for sharing. I want to start using battle ropes but was at a loss of how and what to do. Thanks for clearing that up for me!
I did this workout myself and I thought it’s not that hard. After watching this video, I already see a massive change. The workout is way more intense when done the correct way. I need to practice more!
You got this!
I work my biceps triceps chest and shoulders 3 times a week as well as running twice a week....how would i incorporate a battle rope into my workout without sacrificing resting my muscles?
Legit just did this for the first time. It has definitely motivated me
Awesome’
Oooooo I'm gonna do this for the first time tomorrow!
We can't wait for you to try it!! 👍
Thanks, guys.
You’re welcome ☺️
Just started this. Adamant on being a pro🤣will get there no doubt. Ty for the vid.
You're most welcome! We hope this helps 👍
@@Criticalbench wow Thanks for replying
never used battle ropes, just bought a 40'-1"1/2 rope and can't wait for it to arrive in the mail. 💪
Hope you enjoy it!
Got my ropes today can't wait to use it going g to be the first time let's get this work done 💪
Hope you like it!
Thanks for the video will try that next time i go to gym
Please do!
Great instructions
Thank you! 😎
Beginner here ..Thanks for video...👍
You're welcome! 😊
I did the ropes today couldn’t get a full ripple effect in 😬
thank you!
Very helpful, thank you so much
You're welcome. So glad you found this helpful.
Wow,, I used the same way at gym battle ropes, was fun
How do you rep this? Do you go by a timer or do you count whips? I've literally never used battle ropes and have always wanted to, but I want a plan going into it. Is 30 seconds a good starting point?
Yes
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Battle ropes are my brussel sprouts…I know they’re good for me but loathe them. Hoping maybe this video will give me the knowledge and confidence to try them again (going to try the single whip as I have zero upper body strength) without feeling like my arms are dissolving in acid. 😅
Give it a shot!
I keep trying this and look like a damn spaz. I guess I"m pulling my ropes a little side to side and the ropes keep crossing over each other.
+Chris Harrell It takes time. Be sure your distance from the anchor point is not too far or too close. You need some slack in the ropes but not too much. Keep at it. Practice practice practice :) CC
Thanks for the encouragement!
Just what I needed thank you!
You're welcome
Great video ! What length of battle rope do you guys recommend for beginners to purchase ?
Good video. Been going to the gym only for a month and one week,but going 5 times a week. At the end of my workout i do 3 sets of 30 seconds.Last 2 days or so i get a little less winder than before so i guess i getting in better shape hehe. Well thanks for the video,paid extra attention to the stance so i know i am doing it correctly.
Keep it up! 💪
I suck at this thanks so much
Thanks for the most important video. We have so many comments. And we Databases for ExperienceNET.
You’re welcome!
Great tips shall try tips on my next visit 2 gym
GREAT!
I'm thinking of buying this for myself.
Battle ropes are a very wise investment....awesome conditioning and strength tool. CC
Criticalbench thanks for the reply man, I bought it today and can't wait to use tomorrow morning
@@Criticalbench please, could you recommend us a size of the rope that could suit us? Thanks a lot
Now when I try this, the ropes just flop around and tangle. How can do this as fluid as seen in the video?
Take your time!👍🏾Starting off with #10 mins.for bout two wks. #15-20 reps. Get your proper stand,rest a minute or two between rep's.Be consistent too #2-3 times per.wk.(Upper body strength,neck n arm strength)🖐🏾👍🏾😍
I tried battle ropes for the first time, in a gym full of dudes, i went with my friend, wanted to train well and try the ropes for the first time, wow oh boy, was I humbled. The coach who was training my friend wanted to see whether i knew how to use them so he just handed it to me when i asked if i could try em, i've just seen people use them in reels, so i couldn't do the first one you guys showed for too long as i had less endurance (after getting covid twice, lost alot of muscle and endurance) so i immediatly switched to those alternating ripples (im a beginner with these ropes, i dont know what they are called) well my friend and her coach had a good laugh🥲 but hey i tried and it wasn't a bad start i did 10 on each side and and 10 of those big waves, I was disheartened at first, but I'm not going to let it get to me, I want to crush this type of training, thanks again for the video, from india, cheers!
Battle ropes are no joke. Really proud of you for trying. Practice as often as you can. Frequency/experience will make a big difference. Stay with it. Hard work pays off. You got this! Keep us posted. 👊
Did you get better at it ?
Cool board shorts
I'm about to add some to my gym.
Do you recommend a weight or length? My gym is outdoors so the ends may not need to be attached.
Thanks!
Nice video!
which brand is this battle rope
Thank you
Plz mention the time to do the battle rope exercise and the rest periods between the variations if one is doing HIIT.
I've been doing 30 (x3) seconds of single alternating whips, and 15 seconds of slams. (X2)
I just got me battle rope it 18 feet long I think be best use it outside Guestion is can I wrap it around tree or do I got get some kind hook srew put into a tree then clam it onto hook so not slip off .a friend told me I get good burn workout in upper area of bony shoulder arms back and around belly he lost some weight and some belly fat around guy .i going use this for frist time see how good it is rope .on box it said battle rope too 4020.i guess weight of rope 30 pds.
You can do either as long as the rope is well anchored. The only thing with wrapping it around another object is that over time it will wear down the rope
Hey bud what size of rope is this one (length and thickness)? Thank you for the video
I think it’s a 1.5 inch diameter rope and 30 ft long. Next size up is good too… 2 inch and 40 ft long.
Question I don't have a lot of room so what's the best way to use them outside in the driveway around a strudy pole?
That would work for sure
I RECENTLY PURCHASED MY ROPE EAGER TO START MY WORKOUTS AND LEARN
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Is that a 1.5 or 2 inch rope and what do u recommend? I am a fit male 5'8 178lbs
this is a 2 inch rope. Honestly, go with what works best for you and that you can manage in your workouts to get the most benefit from ropes exercises.
Great
Thanks
Thank you so much!!
Can I use battle rope at home? If yes, any suggestion of min. distance for optimum workout?
Yes you can. As far as distance, that will be largely based on the room you have to accomodate
Would those be the 1.5” or 2” ropes?
Good thank yaaa
Hi, I'm 1.66 and weight 66 kg, I have 3 purchase options, a 1.5-inch battle rope of 9 or 15 meters long or 2 inches of 9 meters long, which one do you recommend?
This is really a personal preference.
I used the for the first time yesterday, I knew I was doing something wrong. I forgot the athletic stance. Well now I know lol
Glad we could help you out!! 😁💪🏻
My friend bought me ropes but where can I install them?
Anywhere you have enough space really
@@Criticalbench ok but where do I install these? Do I need some sort of wall clips or something?
I used my battle ropes for the first time today. Duuuuuuudddddddeeeeeeeede
I’ll feel it tomorrow
Awesome!!
How are the ropes anchored?
what muscles does work /? upper body..?
What a beginner! Anyway, i fetched a second hand 12m rope about 10kg today.... i will have to go to a park nearrby...
What instrumental is this?
I am a beginner, could you plz suggest how many times do I have to practise this battling ropes?
I've been using my battle rope off and on for a couple years but I've lost 50 lb in total from a size 13 to a size 3 holy crap🎉 my question is will it tighten up the loose skin it's not an over abundant amount of loose skin like somebody that was hundreds of pounds overweight, but I'm thinking it should tighten up because I'll get muscle correct?😮
The more muscle you can pack on underneath the less skin you should see 👍
None of the videos I see on Battle Ropes show where the ropes are tethered. At my gym, the ropes are wrapped around the bottom of the frame on the floor. In my estimation, I think they should be elevated, but I can't find a source on that because no image or video shows where to tether the ropes. Any thoughts?
Ours are also attached to the bottom of our rack so they are right on the floor
Great video guys thank you, the only bad thing is that coach Chris picked the wrong side. HAIL MEGATRON!!
Is he gonna battle the Decepticons?
Maybe 😎
Never used ropes , so you think it’s similar benefits to kettle bell swings ?
What's the best rope to buy?🙏🏾
There are so many out there; it really depends what you are looking for
I have a 2in 40Ft beastly rope coming in two days!
what does it mean to do "reps" with battle ropes?
You can count the number of reps you do when working the ropes, for example right arm, then left arm is one rep. Or use a timer and go hard for the time you've set
Thanks 🙏🏼
Have recently started doing battle ropes, it's hard and I tire fast 😰
It's challenging but you will get better at it!
I need a trainer man I’m literally in the gym right now it’s hard looking at vids and actually doing
Its not that hard! Could easily find someone online that you vibe with 💪
What does this work for? tone?
Yes, battle ropes may help you burn fat and build muscle at the same time 💪
I saw celebrities doing this battle rope thing whenever the news says that the actor/actress is preparing for a role for an action-packed series.
My partner have those at home as well and heck I find it darn heavy for me. I am not even flicking those yet just like in this video - just transferred it somewhere else whenever I clean his room 🤣
Battle ropes are tough and fun!
When you do the alternating rope exercise how do you know what a rep is? Is this exercise based on time instead of reps?
I've been going to the gym my whole life and never picked up the battle ropes but I'm going to dive into it next time I go to the gym..
If I do 4 to 5 sets of 15 on my weight exercises how would that translate when I pick up the ropes?
I would consider reps/time depending on what movement you're doing.
@@Criticalbench been doing some research lately and it looks like it's based on time..60 seconds a set seems to be the goal...At the gym right now and going to give it a go...I can't believe I've never tried to the battle ropes before but I'm incorporating it to my workouts here on out..