The phrase "a standing jump" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sports, physical education, or fitness, referring to a jump performed from a stationary position.
Example: "In the competition, each athlete was required to demonstrate their skill with a standing jump to measure their explosive power."
Alternatives: "vertical jump" or "static jump".
It may not be that he is quicker over 20 metres than the double Olympic 100m and 200m champion Usain Bolt, or that he has a standing jump that would put him in the NBA's all-time top 10.
At the age of 17, in October 1874, he left Poland, travelling by train to Marseille, making what he later described as a "standing jump out of his racial surroundings and association".
The main role of the lock in line-outs is to make a standing jump, often supported by the other forwards, to either collect the thrown ball or ensure the ball comes down on their side.
For high jump, try working on your back arches, and do a standing jump over the bar.
If you see the branch, take a standing jump on the left side of the mudslide, and then you are on the branch, Secret #1 is nearby, and there is a monkey.
She can run the 40-yard dash in 5.5 seconds, has a 30-inch vertical leap, has the flexibility to do a full split and, from a standing start, jumps on and off wooden boxes standing two and a half feet high to increase the fast-twitch explosiveness in her legs.
Gross motor skills were assessed based on the child's ability to skip at least 8 consecutive steps; walk backwards along a line for at least 6 steps; catch a bean bag tossed out of 5 trials; jump from a standing start; balance on each foot for 10 seconds and hop on each foot 5 times.
He follows the introduction with clips of his races and his training, including jumping from a standing start onto tables stacked on top of each other.
Tuesday's workout was hard – and the box jumps from a standing start were a particularly cruel way to conclude – but the full-body ache on Wednesday morning made it difficult to get out of bed, never mind stagger downstairs, one tender step at a time.
He's incredibly strong, he's got a good standing jump and he really is brave - he can take a knock.
Therefore the optimum take-off angle for achieving optimum jump distance in a standing long jump from a firm surface has been calculated as (19 27°) and measured experimentally at 31 39° (Eqn 4) (Wakai and Linthorne, 2005).
