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Stag Jump

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A stag jump is a leap used in dance and gymnastics in which one leg is lifted forward in a bent position while the other leg extends behind, creating an asymmetrical split-like shape in the air. The movement is usually performed from a traveling step or one-foot takeoff and finished with a controlled landing. Exact leg height and arm position vary by discipline and by the rules being used, but the bent front leg is the defining feature.

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What is a stag jump?

A stag jump is a dance and gymnastics leap with one leg lifted forward in a bent position and the other leg extended behind. The shape resembles an asymmetrical split in the air.

How does a stag jump begin?

It is usually performed from a traveling step or a one-foot takeoff. The jumper then reaches the bent-forward-leg and extended-back-leg position before landing.

Is a stag jump symmetrical?

No, its defining shape is asymmetrical. One leg is bent and lifted forward while the other extends behind the body.

Where is the stag jump used?

It appears in dance and gymnastics. Performers typically use it as a traveling leap that finishes with a controlled landing.

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