A Russian split is a figure skating move in which the skater performs a split jump with one leg extended forward and the other leg extended backward, both held high in the air. The skater jumps off the ice and opens their legs wide in mid-air, creating a dramatic, split position before landing smoothly. This move requires significant flexibility, strength, and control, as the skater must maintain balance while performing the split and then land with precision. The Russian split is a striking and challenging element often used to showcase skill and grace in a figure skating routine.

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