Better way to drop weight- Skipping vs Running?

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  • TheNegation
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    #11
    Well being you are already on a calorie defecit diet, i'd go with light jogging or swimming. It's low impact and unlike Sprinting or Skipping won't completely drain you and wear you out.

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    • hugh grant
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      #12
      Originally posted by Squirrel
      Skipping is more demanding on the body (using more calories) but is worse for your joints (not too much of an issue for a young fit person).

      Sprint training is king for quick fat loss though.
      Im taking up skipping now. I dont like to hear its bad for my joints as they feel bad already.

      But i keep thinking people dont skip nowadays. Its just something people used to believe in, but not now. But of course im wrong i think.

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      • T.Horton
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        #13
        Originally posted by hugh grant
        Im taking up skipping now. I dont like to hear its bad for my joints as they feel bad already.

        But i keep thinking people dont skip nowadays. Its just something people used to believe in, but not now. But of course im wrong i think.
        i skip during all my intervals whether it be running or jogging - at least nine rounds a day. combined you'll torch calories.

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        • hugh grant
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          #14
          ^^^^
          do you think it is ok to use this mat as a skipping mat to protect my knees and shins and ankles?


          I dont think it is specifically designed for it, but what does everyone think?

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          • pacquiao-king
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            #15
            IMO its not skipping or running. It's a matter of how intense and efficient you are at the movement. Most people would prefer running however since they've probbably did it most in their life.

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