At first we planned on having a cabinet maker build a pantry cabinet to match our existing kitchen, but when we had one come out he quoted us $3,000 for a pantry in this space! We knew that wasnât going to happen so when we ordered the closet door for the girl room we also ordered one for a pantry.
Skip it! Jumping rope burns more than 10 calories a minute while strengthening your legs, butt, shoulders, and arms. And it doesnât take long to reap major rewards. You can burn more than 200 calories in two, 10-minute sessions each day (that's 1,000 calories a week)! Jumping rope is also a great way to fit in an effective cardio session when you're on the go; just toss it in your carry-on! You'll probably feel completely energized after jumping rope too.
Incorporating regular cardio exercise into your routine provides an array of health benefits, including burning calories to support a healthy body composition and improving your heart and circulatory health. Jumping rope and jogging are two common cardio activities and both are effective at burning calories and getting your heart pumping. Calorie Burning The more calories your cardio workout burns, the greater it contributes to fat loss. Both jumping rope and jogging are among the top activities for burning the most calories. According to MayoClinic.com, a 160-pound person will burn about 606 calories jogging at 5 mph for 60 minutes and about 861 calories jumping rope for 60 minutes.