You can jump rope every day, but the most important thing you need to consider is that you have all of your vitamin/mineral requirements filled. Absolute musts if you want to exercise (and want a virtually invincible musculoskeletal system) are Vitamins A and C, Vitamin D3, Vitamin K2 in the form of MK-7 or MK-4, and Calcium. I cannot overstate this. Do not take Calcium or Vitamin A supplements and don't overdo it. The RDA for Calcium is three times too much (in my opinion; I recommend doing your own research on this), and Calcium taken when you don't have enough Vitamin K2 generally ends up in the wrong areas of your body as well as your bones (like in your arteries). I do weapons training 4 hours per day so I do have some experience with muscle and tendon strength/flexibility.
The science is varied on the stretching, but generally you want to warm up before stretching, so no, you do not need to stretch before you walk.
Shoes are important, but only if you are constantly walking on concrete and/or you are deficient in the above vitamins. The body is very resilient if it has the tools to repair itself properly.
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