Ski Jumping (climbing up carrying skis)



Ski Jumping (climbing up carrying skis):


Ski jumping is a popular sport that dates back to Norway in the late 1800's. It is a physically demanding sport because there are two aspects — climbing uphill to the start and the jumping, itself. Before jumping, participants must climb hundreds of steps — generally at high altitudes. The jumping requires physical endurance, muscular strength, balance and superior depth perception.

Ski Jumping (climbing up carrying skis)

This activity burns approximately
460 calories per hour for an average, 145-pound person.


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