Jumping is a athletic category in which the athlete takes a small run-up to build in momentum to jump for greater distance, and then jump as far as possible behind the line marked before a soft muddy ditch, where the jump distances are measured.
One can jump up to reach something high, jump over a fence or ditch, or jump down, and one can jump while dancing and as a sport.
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Jumping is also divided in various categories like: Long jump, where the objective is to cover as large a horizontal distance as possible with one jump, preceded by a short run-up.
High-jump in which the aim is to cover a large vertical distance with one jump, after a short run-up. hurdling, a foot race where the track is covered with hurdles Standing broad jump, similar to the long jump except that there is no run up at all; contestants jump forward after only several swings of the arms.


























