Which of the following describes proper posture for Jump Roping? 1. Stand Tall 2. Elbows are close to your sides 3. Slight bend in your knees 4. All of the above are correct

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Which of the following describes proper posture for Jump Roping?

1. Stand Tall

2. Elbows are close to your sides

3. Slight bend in your knees

4. All of the above are correct

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4, all of the above

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