Ski Jumping
Ski jumping is a winter sport in which skiers slide down a ramp, known as the inrun, and launch themselves off a large hill with the goal of achieving the longest jump possible. Competitors use specialized skis and equipment to propel themselves through the air, while judges score the jump based on distance and style. Ski jumping requires a combination of technique, agility, and fearlessness to soar through the air and land smoothly on the snow below.