Rink leap is a figure skating move that involves a skater jumping from one foot to the other while in the air. The two most common jumps used in this move are the Lutz and the Axel. The Lutz is a toe-pick assisted jump that takes off from the back outside edge of the skate, while the Axel is a jump that takes off from the forward outside edge of the skate. Both jumps require a skater to rotate in the air before landing on the opposite foot.