The Split Jump is a dynamic movement commonly used in gymnastics and dance. It involves jumping into the air while simultaneously splitting the legs apart, creating a wide "V" shape. The front leg is extended forward, and the back leg is extended backward, showcasing flexibility and strength. This jump is often performed as part of a routine to add flair and demonstrate skill. To execute a Split Jump, proper technique is essential. Athletes typically begin with a preparatory position, then push off the ground with both feet, aiming to achieve maximum height. As they ascend, they quickly extend their legs into the split position before landing softly to maintain balance and control.