Learn Rope Flow: Follow Along Beginner Workout

Let's get flowing with a beginner-friendly, follow-along rope flow session designed to build the basics and set the foundation for athletic movement patterns.
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Rope flow is a movement modality pioneered by David Weck of the Weck Method. It's a tool I picked up in early 2020 and has been instrumental in supporting my athletic performance, and in my recovery from physical and mental health challenges.
In this follow along rope flow workout we’ll work on three foundational rope flow movements: the underhand figure 8, overhand figure 8 and propeller.
We’ll first practice them in isolation, before integrating them into a sequence, and then taking some time to improvise and flow together at the end.
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Before we begin, in this session I’d encourage you to focus on a few key points:
1. Remain open and upright, as if there’s a string lifting you from the crown of the head and your ribcage is expanded like a balloon. From this neutral start point, we have more movement options.
2. Be smooth and effortless. This isn’t about trying harder. You’ll learn more effectively if you endeavour to stay relaxed and calm. If you drop the rope or catch your leg, reset without judging yourself, and jump back in.
I will give instructions as if you are mirroring me (so when I turn to my left, I’ll instruct you to turn to the right)
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[@LukeJonesMOVE]

This one's been a long time coming! ⬇Let me what other rope flow follow-alongs or tutorials you'd like to see! ⬇

[@josephr9551]

Bravo Luke! Many people want to start a fitness program but are not sure how and this rope exercise is easy to learn and intuitive to do on your own. Many people are turned off by judgmental gyms and personal trainers who spout incomprehensible nonsense. How about exercising with sticks too? That is what I am doing now.

[@LukeJonesMOVE]

Thank you for the support as always Joseph! I agree, one of the big advantages of rope flow is that it's so accessible. I'd be interested to hear more about your stick training! What does a typical training session look like for you? I used to practice with a staff when I did Tang Soo Do as a teen, and have actually just started a form of Japanese Jiu-Jitsu that incorporates various weapons too.

[@michaelasalacinski8622]

Great workout matey! :)

[@LukeJonesMOVE]

Thank you pal, top camerawork

[@meredithmacleod3084]

Great presentation .thank you !!

[@LukeJonesMOVE]

You are welcome! Thanks Meredith!