Understanding Ski Jumping: An Overview

Ski jumping is a thrilling winter sport where athletes descend a steep ramp at high speeds, 1️⃣ leap into the air, and aim to land the longest jump possible before gliding to the finish line. But how 1️⃣ are these impressive feats measured and scored?

The Measurement of Ski Jumps: K-Point and Beyond

In ski jumping competitions, judges measure jumps 1️⃣ from the takeoff to a reference point called the "K-point," which indicates the assessment location for the distance covered by 1️⃣ the athlete. The following table illustrates the relationship between jump distance (in meters), K-point. and maximum landing point:

Distance (m)