split jump

The only difference between this and a split jump is the position in the air.

A split jump in which the front leg is bent under the body.

Progress from light ankle springs to split jumps for a complete jump training routine.

In figure skating, split jumps are sometimes called Russian jumps.

It is similar to the split jump, however in the latter the arms do not move, and stay stationary at the sides of the torso.

Split jumps are commonly found in dance, figure skating, and gymnastics, and may also be used as a form of exercise.

Split jumps are considered fairly basic jumps in figure skating, but they can be very dramatic when performed well.

Split leaps and split jumps require significant flexibility and strength.

A jump for the purpose of displaying a position, such as stag jumps and split jumps.

One exercise that would have a good crossover for all of these sports are split jumps, which is a plyometric exercise.

A split jump is a form of exercise which focuses on the upper leg muscles, especially the quadriceps:

A split jump in which the skater performs a straddle position with the legs and the body forming a "v" shape.

Stag jump, a variation on the split jump.

Most split jumps are derived from the half flip, a half-rotation jump with a flip entry.

The women perform a graceful waltz together in friendship, and the men show off with high split jumps and other showy tricks.

Split jump (figure skating)

Split jump (exercise)

Split jumps can also be done with half lutz or falling leaf (a loop jump with a half-revolution in the air) entries.

Split jump, with either a flip, Lutz, or loop entry and split or straddle position in the air.

Filled with split jumps, kicks to the ear and jazz strutting, the solo was a hard-sell number of the sort apparently beloved by competition judges.

Laroche's final jump is a one-foot axel - split jump - triple Salchow sequence.

His Russian split jump was "over split" which brought his skates up to shoulder height instead of waist height.

Split jumps are a category of figure skating jumps in which the skater achieves a split position in the air.

Her soft, high split jumps were a special pleasure, as were what looked like small kisses timed perfectly in the culminating grand pas de deux.

A split jump is a sequence of body movements in which a split is performed after jumping, while the performer is still in the air.