Cold morning speed rope flow training
Early spring morning. Frost covering grass after a cold night. First sun rays touch my skin. My first moves feel clumsy and cold is penetrating my body. I exhale and ignite my spinal engine. The rope starts flowing and the speed increases immensely. I need to pick up the pace or in another case, I will burn my lungs. From the sound rope makes I feel like I am in a beehive.
First locomotion steps and I am in the zone. I feel the sun, and cold is fading. The Shadow side is already lit. The engine room is hot and even then I stop, nothing changes. From toes to fingers I’m in sync and few mistakes don’t stop me to play my shadow fight. I am strong and powerful. I am one with space, united through spirals. Mind and body connected.
In a little while, I start sensing my energy is dissipating and my flow starts to slow down. Slower flow opens more options to move. I start adding more complex moves and keep flowing endlessly until the first mistake that stops the flow.
Photo time begins. I keep flowing, creating combos until I find one that I would like to catch on camera. I am playing with my favorite tool, so time is nonexistent. Until we notice that lighting has changed. 50 minutes have passed. Thermometer shows minus 7 degrees Celcius. I feel warm and tanned.
I am happy and feel strongly that I didn’t felt cold or tired. Until noon comes and morning glory fades. I start feeling super week and my vision starts to get blurry. I keep walking and the minute I get a chance to lie down, I fall asleep. Giedre wakes me up and calls to go eat lunch.
Post lunch I sense my energy is returning. All scary shit fades and I start to feel even better after ice cream. I was so tired post morning session, that I didn’t eat as much food as I should. At least I needed to eat a few spoons of sugar, but I didn’t know that I can be that exhausted. I kept recovering until the next day.
This was the hardest training session I had. Maybe because it struck me unprepared? I don’t know, but I would definitely repeat it. From experiences, we learn. Cold is a wonderful thing and we will become friends.
Stay strong, stay healthy and roll ropes.
Rokas
www.rokasmove.com
rope from
www.octomoves.com
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Wow, cold ass morning there. Lots of frost on the ground. Nice flow dude, thank you for sharing!
he would be dangerous with a lightsaber
That is sick I just got my rope today and learned under and overhand wow im already hooked
@jasonkaufman593
Жыл бұрын
Just learning about this... what do suggest best way to start learning?
@rokasmove
Жыл бұрын
@@jasonkaufman593 get Octomoves app and start there ;)
@RollOut82
Ай бұрын
I also found WayOfTheRope ("8 Weeks to Fluidity" course) is an amazing teaching tool and introduction to the practice with great progressions.
This is amazing 🙌
So smooth
That's insane
I love it!
Amazing!
Beautiful
Amazing bro!
This is awesome
This is absolutely sick! You should do a tutorial video.
@rokasmove
6 ай бұрын
You can find my tutorials @octomoves channel ;)
awesome video man.
Making it look easy!
Inspirational, utilizing contrasts.
very cool
Wow !!!
damn... he is good
Beautiful! I got my heavy rope now and try to create some similar stuff. Ill copy you ^^. And by the way: The cold is your warm friend! Never forget that.
@rokasmove
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you! Check out Octomoves for tutorials ;)
Wow so impressive flow skil(. Learnt lots from tutorials wish I could get a rope 😭
@rokasmove
4 жыл бұрын
Thank you! You can get the rope from www.octomoves.com, use code: RokasMove for discount.
wow your aesthetic is my exact goal.
Goals
I would like to make my own rope what type and size rope is best to use.?
@robmate
3 жыл бұрын
14mm is nice
I would like to learn a pattern like you, I can see overhand sneaks, dragon rolls etc... Would you able to name the pattern or is just random flowing
@rokasmove
2 жыл бұрын
All flows are a combination of basic patterns combined with extra layers such as spin or so. I basically pick up something I like and repeat it. Most of the time that picks comes from a free flow
Does ropeflow improve your physique? Specifically, does it cause hypertrophy?
@rokasmove
6 ай бұрын
It will depend on the rope and how you roll it. I wouldn't pick it as primary training especially if your goal is hypertrophy. For maintaining gains, rope flow is a one of the greatest tools, because you get stimulation in whole body and lymphatic system. If you training for hypertrophy, strength training is number one choice. Add rope flow for mobility work and recovery + coordination and body education how to utilise strength as efficient as possible for greater results.
What is the name of the rope type?
@rokasmove
Жыл бұрын
It's Phoenix flow rope by Octomoves
Can u tutorial video pls
@rokasmove
2 жыл бұрын
Check out Octomoves for tutorials ;)
But is this an actually good work out???
@georgehorlock
4 жыл бұрын
It's extremely difficult and works all your muscles. Some ropes are light, others heavy. Definitely recommend it.
@loriejo67
Жыл бұрын
It's actually one of the best workouts. It works every muscle, protects your joints because it moves them and keeps them fluid but is low impact. It's very organic, as opposed to the robotic movements of weight lifting and so the strength built from weighted ropes and aur resistance is more powerful. It's cardio as well. I've never seen anything like it. It's amazing.
You know what else is good on a cold morning? Putting on a shirt.
@mudhoney99999
3 жыл бұрын
You must have something to hide, he doesn't!
@EdwardsNH
Ай бұрын
@@mudhoney99999 It was a joke