Ski jumping is a winter sport where athletes jump from a ramp on skis, aiming to jump as far as possible while maintaining form and beauty. It is mainly practiced individually or in country competitions with four jumpers per team. While traditionally dominated by men, women's ski jumping competitions are growing though it is not yet an Olympic sport. Some of the best ski jumpers of all time include Finns Matti Nykänen and Janne Ahonen as well as Pole Adam Malysz.
Ski jumping is a winter sport where athletes jump from a ramp on skis, aiming to jump as far as possible while maintaining form and beauty. It is mainly practiced individually or in country competitions with four jumpers per team. While traditionally dominated by men, women's ski jumping competitions are growing though it is not yet an Olympic sport. Some of the best ski jumpers of all time include Finns Matti Nykänen and Janne Ahonen as well as Pole Adam Malysz.
Ski jumping is a winter sport where athletes jump from a ramp on skis, aiming to jump as far as possible while maintaining form and beauty. It is mainly practiced individually or in country competitions with four jumpers per team. While traditionally dominated by men, women's ski jumping competitions are growing though it is not yet an Olympic sport. Some of the best ski jumpers of all time include Finns Matti Nykänen and Janne Ahonen as well as Pole Adam Malysz.
are jumped from a ramp. The goal is to jump as far and at the same time beautiful as possible.
Ski jumping is mainly practiced
individually. There are also country competitions in which four jumpers per country compete.
Ski jumping is mainly a male sport.
More and more competitions are being organized for women, but women's jumping does not yet have an Olympic status. Ski jumping is mainly a winter sport, but it is also practiced on an artificial surface in summer.
The best ski jumpers of all time are the
fin Matti Nykänen, the pole Adam Malysz and the fin Janne Ahonen. The last two are still jumping
in this sport you have to get off a ramp
on two skis and in a kind of stooped position with your hands back,
the moment you are at the huge ramp
you drop off and when you are in the air you keep your skis in a V-shape until you are almost out of the air then you do not keep your legs (or skis) together