Now keep in mind most of my suggestions are entry-level equipment that won't dent your wallet. This is a small price to pay for a powerful, portable conditioning tool that blends easily with other movements. I like to use Jump Rope as a warm-up, coupled with a basic movement or a conditioning complex.
*Warm-Up
After Foam Rolling and mobility, I add jump rope in a Tabata Format
20 Seconds On (Work), 10 Seconds Off (Rest)-8 Rounds.
*While Lifting
Add a certain amount of Jumps in between the working sets of any lift.
Dead Lift x 5,5,3,,5,5,5
Jump Rope x 50 reps
Do the jump rope as your rest.
*Conditioning
After the main lift you can have a conditioning session. Mix and match as many different exercises as you want. Be careful too many and the focus is on remembering what to do.
Sled Drag-Forward, Backward, Side x30 seconds
Tabata KB Swing & Jump Rope-20 Seconds of Swing or Rope, 10 second rest and change.
3 quick ways to add Jump Rope to your workouts for less than 3$ in 2013. Add it in and give me some feedback at NB Strength Coach Facebook