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JumpSnap removes rope

Posted on Oct 8, 06 11:07 PM PDT


JumpSnap removes rope
Rope jumping is one of the healthier activities that one can get involved in when trying to shed some kilos. JumpSnap has taken the rope out from the traditional jump rope by including a couple of weighted balls that spin on the handles, giving you the impression that there is a rope. There's no voodoo magic involved here, nor some high tech feature but plain old weighted balls. This is a great device for those who want to get their exercise in without leaving any scratches behind on the floor or ceiling. The JumpSnap comes with an LCD display that shows you the number of jumps, a calorie counter, a timer, a fitness target, among other functions. At $60, it surely is an extravagant purchase.

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By Lynnda , 24/08/07 10:16 AM (CommentID #280208)


I have used it for three months and lost 25 pounds. I did make some changes in eating habits, but did not lose more than 8 pounds with just these changes. I would recommend it because it is cheaper than a gym membership and when you can jump for at least 5 to 10 minutes straight, you can't beat the results. Believe it or not, I can now jump rope better with a real rope since using this equipment. Jumping rope is rhythm dependent. That is why most people can't get the hang of it. If you have saddle bags or cellulite, pick up this equipment, stick with it for six months, and you'll be amazed. I had a gut and now I only see it when I sit down. My legs look so fab it is almost criminal. Ask anyone who has ever trained as a boxer, they swear by a rope. Dump the treadmill, stair climber, etc. Roping is the way to go.

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By Body Beauty , 29/04/07 8:39 AM (CommentID #154642)


I had the opportunity to try it. To read what I think of it visit here: www.americaninventorspot.com/jumpsnap_review

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