A rotational jump in figure skating is a type of jump where the skater takes off from the ice and spins in the air while rotating around their vertical axis. The skater performs one or more rotations before landing, either on one or both feet. During the jump, the skater's body remains tight and controlled to maintain speed and balance throughout the rotation. These jumps are essential elements of figure skating, requiring a combination of power, technique, and precision to complete successfully.

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