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jump over

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jump over something
to leap over or across something. The fellow named Jack jumped over a candle placed on the floor. Puddles are to be jumped over, not waded through.
See also: jump


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For this reason, fences then began to appear in arenas for riders and horses to jump over, allowing spectators to watch with ease.
Free jumping is the process in which you ask your horse to jump over one or more jumps when working free in the arena.
If you are holding the jumping rope for the first time, or re-starting it after childhood, it is wise to start with the very basic step : hold the two handles with two hands, stand with the rope behind your feet, swing it around over your head and as it comes near your feet, jump over it.
 
 
 
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