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Swing your arms and jump forwards as far as you can, landing still.

Long jump

Go somewhere · ages 6 to 14 · Counted in reps

How to do it

  1. Arms back, knees bent, then throw your arms forwards.
  2. Land soft with both feet together.
  3. Mark where you landed and try to beat it.
  • Chalk or tape
  • Somewhere you can run a few steps and turn round.
  • Land soft: knees bent, knees out, feet flat.

Watch out for this

Jump a bit shorter and land where you can hold it still.
Falling forwards onto your hands after you land.

Make it fit you

The right version is the hardest one you can still do properly. That is not a kindness, it is how this works.

Easier

Harder

  • Three long jumps in a row, with no stop in between.

Can't jump? Take the biggest step you can and hold it perfectly still.

What it trains

🚀 Springiness🦩 Balance🎯 Aim

Which muscles do the work

Thigh musclesBottom musclesCalf musclesGrowing bones

Tap one to see it in the Body.

Where you'll do it

All the moves

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