Lose some weight :)
Yes, some people do it for fun, others for many different reasons. Small waterfalls about a few feet talk can be fun do jump off of, but some people do jump of of bigger ones
I think some people will call it hop step jump or mistakenly, long jump.
Well, they did jump out of buildings but that also killed them so i suggest other people's answers. Sorry.
The muscles in our legs receive electrical messages from the brain. These messages tell the muscles in the leg to retract quickly. This causes a force of upwards momentum, which is more powerful than our body's weight. So, we "jump."
Tube socks keep the muscles in your legs warm and active. Some people suggest they will help you jump higher and run faster because of this.
Yes the is and some people know this but some people can not yet do it.
A Connemara pony can typically jump up to 4 feet in height, although some individuals may be able to jump slightly higher with proper training and conditioning.
It depends on how you look at it; For example some people might think that if you jump on a box and admittedly jump up again, it would count as double-jumping. I, however, disagree.
Well, different people call them different things. Some people call them Aqua Jumps, and some people call them Blobs!
There is no biological reason why women can't jump. In fact, women are capable of jumping just like men. Any perceived difference in jumping ability is likely due to individual differences in strength, muscle mass, and training, rather than gender itself.
Speed jump is when you jump from one foot to another while jumping the rope. You start on one foot and when you switch to the other you bring the rope under yourself and jump it. Some people mistake something I call gallop jump which is when you only jump the rope every other time you switch feet so only one of your two feet ever jumps the rope. As you get better you can go faster and faster. At competitions judges count only the right foot because some people go very fast and it would be almost impossible to count every foot. This score is then doubled by two to get the total number of jumps you took.