25 Exercises To Do With Battle Ropes!

Battle ropes are often that hidden piece of equipment in the gym, but when they do get rolled out, it’s hard not to notice them! Not only are battle ropes a great way to provide a fun variety to both your strength and cardio training, but they’re also easy to progress or regress, which means they’re a great tool for both beginners and more advanced exercisers alike. By simply tweaking a few things here and there, battle ropes can be used to target:

  • Weight loss

  • Aerobic fitness

  • Anaerobic fitness

  • Lower body fitness

  • Upper body fitness

  • Core strength

So, if I’ve wet your appetite or you’re just looking for some new exercises to add to your sessions, below are 25 battle rope variations that you can add to your training!

1) Alternate Arm Waves

2) Double Arm Slams

3) Double Arm Jump Slams

4) Alternate Arm Waves With Fast Feet

5) Alternate Arm Waves With Squats

6) Alternate Arm Waves With Side Shuffles

7) In & Out Waves

8) Alternate Waves With Low Side To Side Lunge

9) Side To Side Waves

10. Step Jacks

11) Jumping Jacks

12) Window Wipers

13) Window Wipers to Knee

14) Single Arm Waves

15) Lateral Single Arm Waves

16) Russian Twists

17) Plank Single Arm Waves

18) Alternate Waves to Reverse Lunge

19) Alternate Waves With Kneeling Get Ups

20) Alternate Waves Split Jacks

21) Lateral Double Arm Jump Slams

22) Forward & Backward Double Arm Jump Slams

23) Burpee Slams

24) Burpee to Press Up Slams

25) Alternate Waves With Side Shuffle + Double Arm Jump Slams


So which of these exercises are you going to add to your training? Let me know in the comments below.

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About The Author: Torema Thompson is an athlete, author, qualified personal trainer, and UKA athletics coach. She is passionate about helping athletes and fitness enthusiasts go from newbies to masters in their athletics and/or fitness.

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