One of the first obstacles to overcome when working out with battle ropes is learning how to maintain intensity over time. Once you do, you’ll noticeably find an improvement to the lactic acid threshold in your upper body.

I have a confession. I was emotionally, mentally, and physically bested by a piece of rope. To be fair, it was a big, long one: 1.5 inches in diameter and probably 15 feet long, but it beat me and I can’t stand it.

One of the most popular fitness tools going is the thick rope. You’ve seen everyone from professional athletes to kids and even weekend warriors using them in exercise classes and sports specific training. But does thick rope training really work?

Although Mother's Day has just passed, most of us are still thinking about the mothers in our lives. Rather than just being a single day in the year, Mother's Day reminds us that honoring the moms in our lives is something we should do daily. It's never too late to select a thoughtful gift for the mothers in your life!

Exercise routines need to be varied to avoid overusing and causing injury to the same muscle groups and to train different muscle groups for a full-body workout. If you are looking to mix your old routines with new ones but are unsure how to proceed, consider adding fitness ropes - also known as exercise, power, training, battle, workout ropes - for versatility. Here's why.

Running is probably the first thing that comes to mind when most people think about doing cardio, but no matter what you do, there’s no cardio exercise you can do without it involving being out of breath.