DANGEROUSLY FIT – BATTLE ROPE AUSTRALIA

Battle Rope Exercises & Workouts

Battle Rope Gripping Positions

The tightness of your grip depends on your goals: a tight grip develops maximum grip strength but may fatigue the forearm flexors more quickly, while a looser grip allows for smoother waves, more fluidity, and a greater range of motion for longer endurance-focused exercises.

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Battle Rope Freestyle Waves

Battle Rope Freestyle Waves

Battling rope training offers the freedom to use your hands in various directions to perform waves. Freestyle Waves are similar to alternating waves, except that your arms move sideways in opposing directions.

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Battle Rope Figure 8 Waves

Battle Rope Figure 8 Waves

Battle ropes figure of 8’s is a powerful exercise that effectively challenges the core. Utilize the microphone grip to reduce torque on your wrist flexors. This exercise is highly effective for enhancing rotational and anti-rotational core strength; imagine drawing the number 8 with your hands as you move the undulations all the way through to the anchor point.

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Battle Rope Drummer Waves

Battle Rope Drummer Waves

Battling rope drummer waves offer a fantastic full-body movement, introducing valuable variety to your exercise routine. In this exercise, employ the microphone grip and focus on maintaining a lifted chest and vertical torso.

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Battle Rope Split Jacks

Battle Rope Double Wave Split Jacks

Battle Rope double wave split jacks present another demanding full-body movement that effectively challenges the cardiovascular system. Due to its high intensity, it is advisable to perform short sets with frequent periods of rest.

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Battle Rope Diagonal Chops

Battle Rope Diagonal Chops

The battle rope diagonal chops exercise replicates the motion of chopping wood and effectively enhances rotational and anti-rotational core strength. As humans are naturally designed to move on two feet, this exercise complements our body’s natural movements.

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Battle Rope Burpee Power Slam

Battle Rope Burpee Power Slam

The exercise combines the battle rope power slam with a burpee after every 2-3 slams. This addition of a burpee makes the workout more challenging, making it an excellent finisher for your routine.

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Battle Rope Alternating Wave Lunges

When performing forward lunges with battle ropes, you step closer to the anchor point, resulting in more slack in the rope. This requires greater power output to maintain the undulations. To execute the exercise correctly, follow these teaching points

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