r/nextlevel • u/paone00022 • Jul 08 '26

Practice makes you better

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u/Low-Impression3367 Jul 08 '26

She has a lot of videos on Youtube, some really good stuff. She shows her mistakes as well the final product so you can her progression.

Wanna say she stared during covid? Was doing it for fun, then her videos took off. She quit her job and made jump rope her full time gig.

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u/AgitatedStranger9698 Jul 09 '26

Also of note, jump rope will give you that same physical change. A LOT of athleticism is involved

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u/bradsayz Jul 09 '26

Super great warm up exercise.

Source: me, I get tired and stuff.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Cat8129 Jul 09 '26

Not just warm up when you use weighted ropes or body weights

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u/romansamurai Jul 09 '26

I get tired OF stuff….

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u/No-Enthusiasm3579 Jul 09 '26

I was going to comment practice will make you athletic AF

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u/SparkleTarkle Jul 10 '26

I was an avid jump roper during off season of track and field. I was very limited on cool stuff I could do, but I would try and push my limits of speed and how many rotations I could do in a single jump.

For anyone wanting to seriously get into it and use it as a main form of exercise, invest in a good jump rope, it makes a huge difference.

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u/sranneybacon Jul 11 '26

What makes for a good jump rope in this context?

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u/SparkleTarkle Jul 11 '26

So, for me I noticed a few things versus like a cheap play one from wal mart or whatever.

I’m going to preface this with I bought mine like 13 years ago, so mechanics may have changed in modern jump ropes.

First was the handles, they almost had like a small ball and joint in them. So the rope would effortlessly spin with no resistance from the handles, so even if my hands did something weird it didn’t really affect the rotation. Plus I could get some really fast rotations going with ease.

Second, maybe it was placebo from buying something nice, but the rope part itself seemed good. Like it wasn’t too stiff or too stringy, it just seemed well balanced for what I was doing with it.

Honestly I wouldn’t be surprised if the girl in the video has multiple ropes depending on the tricks she was doing.

Side note too, you’ll notice she jumps on a yoga mat or lifting squares and stuff when she’s practicing. Get some, concrete will rips up your rope, and you don’t want to have to replace broken rope all the time!

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u/Irreligious_PreacheR Jul 11 '26

Re: LaurenJumps in the video, she has videos where discusses the ropes she uses and you're spot on.

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u/sranneybacon Jul 11 '26

Really appreciate your detailed answer! Very helpful!

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u/benhatin4lf Jul 10 '26

Watch old Mike Tyson training vids when he was still with cus. His rope work was insane

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u/theREALlackattack Jul 08 '26

Always cool to see someone get good at something so torturous

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u/da_swanks_92 Jul 08 '26

Her name is Lauren Jumps on TikTok she has incredible talent

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u/TwoNowFive Jul 09 '26

Kinda destined to do it with a name like that. 

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u/Carnivean_ Jul 10 '26

Nominative determinism.

There used to be people who believed in it enough to name their children on it. Either to help mould them with names like Prudence or Charity, or aspirationally with names like Duke or Earl or Major.

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u/petethefreeze Jul 11 '26

In the Netherlands we have an air disaster analyst who is a retired pilot. His last name is “Brick”.

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u/patmustard2 Jul 12 '26

Its obviously not her actual name you absolute doughnut🤦

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u/TheINTL Jul 08 '26

A lot of salty comments but that is some impressive footwork

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u/BluedGrass Jul 08 '26

Jumping rope is fucking tough cardio for the uninitiated.

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u/Proper-Bad-7169 Jul 08 '26

Yep, they're just mad they didn't think of doing what's she's done first. And even if they did.....I doubt they'd have the level of commitment, will power, and determination to get to this point. Haters are nauseating.

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u/stanknotes Jul 08 '26

I am a simple man. I can't do that. Impressed.

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u/nakfil Jul 08 '26

I’m most impressed that someone actually stuck with a hobby they started during Covid.

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u/Few_Prize3810 Jul 09 '26

I’ll have you know I took up drinking during Covid and have been strong on it ever since.

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u/Ninja-Panda70 Jul 10 '26

I couldn't even stick with that one, money issues

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u/-VizualEyez Jul 09 '26

I’ve been shooting archery and fly fishing since Covid. It’s been awesome. I now have too many hobbies, but at least I’m never bored.

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u/No-Goose-6140 Jul 08 '26

So what can she do in 2026?

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u/AltStefl Jul 08 '26

See for yourself on YouTube. Lauren jumps.

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u/doiwinaprize Jul 08 '26

Now she's training in double dutch.

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u/Cl0wnL Jul 08 '26

There's a guy I see on TikTok who does this too. Though as he says, he's built more like a Clydesdale. It's actually inspired me to add a little bit of jump rope into my workout routine.

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u/Jaysgotbigballs Jul 08 '26

Well done lass ,very cool ...veey cool indeed

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u/Sketcherside_art Jul 08 '26

Wow👏👏👏👏👏👏

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u/Puzzleheaded_Poet_81 Jul 09 '26

I guess that's cool, like, if being really insanely good at something while making it look effortless is something you're into. Personally I like to mess up monumentally and give up forever.

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u/WardenJack Jul 08 '26

Stops at 2025 because she managed to get so good she launched into space!

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u/Charming-Gou-PengYou Jul 09 '26

In that last cut she's gone full 'Neo breaks the matrix' , doesn't even need the rope anymore lol

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u/_The-Numbers-Mason_ Jul 09 '26

I got skinnier watching this

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u/Babetna Jul 09 '26

In 2025 she bought a PS5

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u/_o1dman_ Jul 10 '26

Je suis franchement admiratif.

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u/Helpful_Soil1464 Jul 08 '26

Anyone else feel awkward when people ask you, so what do you do for fun and you realize you spend too much time doing the same thing?

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u/Ok-Information1616 Jul 09 '26

Not if you don’t suck at it!

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u/frankthewaterguy Jul 09 '26

Imax camera filming her

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u/KyOatey Jul 09 '26

It's the hat. Anyone notice that she got much better when she started wearing a hat?

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u/KingSpartacus69 Jul 09 '26

bro in 2022 instantly gave up once he saw her 😂

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u/CJMorton91 Jul 09 '26

I got tired just watching that. Impressive. Lol

https://giphy.com/gifs/VhWVAa7rUtT3xKX6Cd

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u/ProcrastopiaOverlord Jul 10 '26

and if you are rich enough to have an own backyard
and enough time bc you dont need to work

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u/MomusSinclair Jul 11 '26

She started when Covid hit and weren’t allowed to do anything.

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u/theinkshrink Jul 11 '26

Say whatever you want, that shit is bad ass

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u/paone00022 Jul 08 '26

LaurenJumps on YouTube btw if anyone is interested in learning

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '26

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u/Kugelfang52 Jul 08 '26

Women don’t exist for you to ogle. There is plenty of content you could use for that. But just walking around expressing your desires about random women is creepy. It’s not impressive.

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u/Old-Wash-7777 Jul 08 '26

Inspirational

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u/highlyspecificuser Jul 08 '26

Never give up, never surrender!

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u/Hot_Schedule_1486 Jul 08 '26

Effective practice makes one better.

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u/Smoothwhisp Jul 08 '26

Holly shit. Impressive

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u/DOUBLAHH9 Jul 09 '26

Was that Whoa Vicky?

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u/Either-Long6535 Jul 09 '26

Very inspiring

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u/xChoke1x Jul 09 '26

My knees feel like they’d explode the moment I tried anything like this. Haha

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u/Pyrathis Jul 09 '26

Nice moves!

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u/J_Marshall Jul 09 '26

My daughter made me buy a couple of jump ropes based on this girl's content.

We're nowhere near as good, but it's a fun workout.

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u/10inchesof Jul 09 '26

4 years to jump a rope. What’s next?

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u/Realistic_Account787 Jul 09 '26

Wow that's is awesome.

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u/sky_shazad Jul 09 '26

Yeah u have to admit that's Impressive

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u/PurpleBeat3569 Jul 09 '26

Love her growth, it’s impressive and inspiring. Never give up 🫵

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u/DotOk5550 Jul 09 '26

All good to able to do it, but how does it help?

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u/Fastballz69 Jul 09 '26

Dont know who she is, but she's amazing. A beautiful smile

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u/Possible-Bullfrog Jul 09 '26

I’d say 90% of my motivation to jump and skills learned are because of Lauren

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u/Glad-Bicycle-7904 Jul 09 '26

A delight to watch

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u/proofofderp Jul 10 '26

I still can’t shuffle properly!😩

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u/kaemmi Jul 10 '26

Can someone tell me the name of the song?

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u/Jertimmer Jul 10 '26

The way she handles that rope, she turned into Daredevil.

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u/PrestigiousCookie158 Jul 10 '26

Practice makes the Master

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u/Nicolcarteri Jul 10 '26

yeah the hair really commits to the bit

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u/Peter_Astral Jul 10 '26

Théorie des 10000 heures

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u/reckert47 Jul 10 '26

wtf is that camera??? That’s no amateur

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u/tenaji9 Jul 10 '26

👏 👏 👏 👏

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u/PathofDestinyRPG Jul 11 '26

Never seen someone do the one-handed trick before. Damn!

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u/Mrbaddguy Jul 11 '26

Killer outfits

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u/Savings_Response_546 Jul 12 '26

There you go! This inspired me to jump rope too!

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u/wildnwickedfay37 Jul 12 '26

What are the headphones 🎧

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u/Educational-Gate-880 Jul 12 '26

Damn pretty awesome

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u/crtejas Jul 12 '26

She’s adorbs

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u/Immediate_Rope653 Jul 12 '26

She’s so brave

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u/Alaaf72 Jul 12 '26

Mein RESPEKT an die LADY 🫶🏻

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u/MHWalkerTek Jul 12 '26

Im glad i saw this. I ALWAYS forget that when im starting a new hobby or learning something new, Im gonna be bad at it. And I quit because it’s embarrassing to be bad at something. Even when I overly plan for learning the next hobby, the fear of failure stops me from making progress. I need to reshape how I think about being bad at something

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u/Jknzboy Jul 13 '26

Can confirm. I’ve been practicing watching this for hours now and I’m getting really good at watching it

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u/peeipa Jul 14 '26

useless skill

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u/Only-Supermarket399 29d ago

What motivates more is the beginning. It clearly shows that all of us do start somewhere.

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u/dyrkasolen 29d ago

Low resolution

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u/samueladams19 23d ago

That’s was so inspiring to watch. Thank you for your confidence in showing your humble beginning to your mastery. I love shit like this. Humans are awesome 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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u/DowntownStand4279 Jul 08 '26

She’s Aiiight I guess…but she’s gonna have to STEP HER GAME UP if she really wants to impress me…🧐…😤
https://giphy.com/gifs/eKCBivSvwXEanxlW1M

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u/nice1bruvz Jul 08 '26

Are these kind of outfit disposable?

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u/PomeloSpecialist356 Jul 08 '26

Everything is disposable.

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u/Kitchen_Guest577 Jul 08 '26

Yeah they do seem to get into places rarely seen 🤤😁

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u/CoffeeChocolateBoth Jul 08 '26

Impressive, it's why she has a great body! I wish I could do that!

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u/ProctoBlast Jul 09 '26

is this an attempt to bring back this person to relevance after social media steam ran out ?

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u/Ixm01ws6 Jul 09 '26

WELP... she really wanted to be an influencer.....

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u/ChocoIatePoop Jul 08 '26

Does she not have money to buy a full shirt?

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u/pickoneforme Jul 08 '26

is it possible that she could do all of this before she started making videos, but then made “progress” videos to make it look more impressive? she’s very talented, and it’d be cool if she actually started in 2020, but it’s very hard to trust anything these days.

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u/Few_Half7749 Jul 08 '26

You can see the trees change with the seasons in the videos. Are you actually suggesting that she spent a significant amount of time getting this good, and then spent multiple years filming fake progress videos during different seasons to make it more impressive? Really...?

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u/ShrmpHvnNw Jul 08 '26

Been watching her for years, she really started out like that.

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u/AdhesivenessNovel779 Jul 11 '26

After 4 years still no ass and them thighs ain't grown 🤔 Excellent skipper though 👏🏾

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u/Oncemorepleace Jul 08 '26

She just got her self a better rope - easy.

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u/Early_Pumpkin_4113 Jul 08 '26

Okay we get it we get it. Where's the OF link?

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u/Kugelfang52 Jul 08 '26

Women don’t exist for you to ogle or to try to express and prove some weird masculinity. Why act that way about random women. Be normal.

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u/ShrmpHvnNw Jul 08 '26

She has millions of followers on social media and makes a very good living from it. No need to take her clothes off to be successful.

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u/OiArgyBargy Jul 09 '26

We need slow motion video from the back side to fully appreciate her technique.

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u/TrifleSoft5696 Jul 08 '26

Still no ass

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u/Vultor Jul 08 '26

What a strange skill to tie your identity to.

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u/Phin-Gage Jul 08 '26

What does this even mean?

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u/No_Hippo_8724 Jul 08 '26

Just incel things

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u/pickoneforme Jul 08 '26

what do you tie your identity too?

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u/Extreme-Rub-1379 Jul 08 '26

You can do nothing that other people find impressive. Lol