Jumping Rope Burned Calories Calculator

Skipping can be a great exercise for your whole body. It involves all major muscle groups and can help you lose weight as well as target muscle growth. Skipping increases core strength and leg strength. This exercise targets cellulite fat that is stored in these difficult weight loss areas.

Of all the exercise options that you could do in your home, skipping is by far the most popular. And it's easy and fun. Skipping is about half the cardiovascular exercise as running for 45 minutes. A 10-minute skipping session will give you an average cardio workout. If you are looking to lose weight but still have fun doing it, then skipping is the best option.

The number of calories burned by different numbers of skips is dependent on these factors:

A person who is averagely 165 lbs (75kg), can burn approximately 15 calories each minute, assuming that they can do 100 jumps per minute. This means they'll burn 0.15 calories every single time they jump rope. With 200 skips, they can burn about 30 calories, approximately 45 calories if they skip 300 times, and 77 calories for every 500 skippes. This is with a light pace of 100 minutes per skip.

This assumes that 100 skips can be completed in a minute. These numbers may change as the intensity and time per turn increase. Take note of these key factors to ensure you are burning the most calories.

Alternating the speed of each revolution per minute can be helpful. You might do 150 skips per hour, then move on to the next revolution for 100 skips every minute. The alternation between the two can help you lose significant calories. This is because your body will respond differently to the exercise. You might do 150 skips per minute and then switch to another revolution in the next 30 seconds. However, this will still require more muscle, and make it harder for the heart and lungs to work out. A rapid pace of 120 to 160 seconds per foot (MET value 12.3) burns 16 calories each minute.

You can work up to 160 revolutions per minute with practice and plenty of time. A 15-minute set that is 160 revolutions per minute will burn 241 calories. This number will vary depending on how much weight you have, but it is 241 calories.

Jumping rope has many benefits for your heart and muscles.

It is nearly equivalent to losing 3500 calories for every pound of excess fat. For 3500 calories to be lost in a week you will need to reduce 500 calories each day.

As stated before, the number and intensity of calories burned per minute when you jump rope will depend on your weight.

A minute of simple, repetitive jump rope exercise (100 revolutions/minute) will burn 15 calories per 165-lb person.

These numbers are amazing considering that other exercises burn much less.

A 15-minute set of skipping at 100 revolutions/minute will burn 231 Calories. Three sets per day can burn 695 calories. This means you will be doing 1500 sets per day, and 4500 repetitions per day. However, if you manage to maintain this amount for 5 days you can celebrate because you just burnt 1 pound of butter. You would have completed 27000 skipping in five days. You can't say it will be easy. However, if that is what you desire, then you must put in the work.

Although skipping is a good way to lose these calories, you might consider adding it to a HIIT program or a functional exercise. You can also monitor your diet to determine the final result.