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In ancient Greece, the long jump was performed by running and then leaping into the air to cover as much distance as possible. Athletes used a technique called "jumping with weights," where they held halteres (heavy weights) in each hand to propel themselves further. Upon landing, they aimed for a designated mark, often using a pit filled with sand to measure their jump. Competitions often took place as part of larger athletic events like the Olympics.

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