THE ORIGINAL JUMP CHART
Know the names.
Find your style.
What do athletes mean by Ripper, Cannonball or Open L-Vis? The Jump Chart connects the names of landing positions with their illustrations. Select any of the 13 positions in this original artwork and compare its name and depiction. It is a way to understand the sport’s shared vocabulary, not to turn a picture into an exercise instruction.
Explore the positions
One chart. Your overview.
Select a name to open its original illustration in the larger view. Switch between names to look at the details, then explore the complete chart below to see each illustration in context. The artwork and names come directly from the original. Selecting a position does not assess your ability or give permission to perform it.
Ripper selected. Original artwork shown below.
Ripper
Landing position from the original Splashdiving Jump Chart. A visual reference, not a step-by-step jumping guide.
Choose another position ↑A position name is not a difficulty rating or permission to jump. Learn in a suitable facility with qualified supervision and follow the operator’s rules. This chart does not establish a safe height or water depth for any position.
The original. In full.
Oliver Hillebrecht created the original Jump Chart in 2007. Since then, only Open L-Vis, the most difficult landing position on the chart, has been added.
