The Ski Jumping Championships are competitive events where athletes perform jumps from a ramp, aiming for distance and style. Participants launch themselves off the ramp, gliding through the air before landing on a sloped hill. The competitions are held on various hill sizes, categorized as normal and large hills, and are governed by the International Ski Federation (FIS). Athletes are judged based on their technique, flight, and landing, with scores combined to determine the winner. The championships often feature individual and team events, showcasing the skills of top jumpers from around the world. These events are popular in countries like Norway, Austria, and Japan.