Bouncy singles
The rhythm every double is built on: small, quick, and the same every time.
3 × 45 seconds, 30 seconds rest
Like chasing the rope, or it chasing you.
“Same bounce, every bounce.”
Some jumps long, some short, with no pattern to it.
A rope turns at a steady speed. A jump that is not steady too meets it at a different place every time.
The drills for it, best first. The figure is the first one, at half speed — tap it to pause.
The rhythm every double is built on: small, quick, and the same every time.
3 × 45 seconds, 30 seconds rest
Hear the rhythm first: the rope slaps the floor, you jump. No rope to trip over.
3 × 30 seconds
The classic bridge: two singles to reset the rhythm, one double, and round again.
5 × 5 cycles
dulike can see this one from any angle.
It watches your body, not the rope: a speed rope is a few millimetres across and faster than a phone records. Whether a jump was a double is estimated from your time in the air, and how it works shows every threshold.
Not sure this is you? Film 10–30 seconds of skipping and dulike will check — along with the other faults it can see, and the one to fix first.