A butterfly jump in figure skating is a type of jump where the skater takes off from the ice, performing a split in mid-air, with both legs extended outward and the body arched. The movement resembles the wings of a butterfly as they spread, creating a graceful and flowing effect. After reaching the highest point of the jump, the skater then lands back on the ice in a controlled manner. The butterfly jump requires strong legs, flexibility, and precise timing to execute smoothly, making it a visually striking and advanced element in figure skating.

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