jumpup

Jumpup is a term used in multiple contexts and does not have a single, universal definition. In music, Jump Up refers to a subgenre of drum and bass known for its heavy, punchy basslines and high-energy, dancefloor-oriented rhythms. The style originated in the United Kingdom and gained prominence in the late 1990s and early 2000s, often featuring simple, catchy basslines and driving drum patterns intended to energize clubs. While closely tied to the drum and bass scene, Jump Up has diversified and influenced related electronic genres, and tracks labeled as Jump Up may emphasize bass at the expense of more complex harmonic content.

In fitness and sports training, a jumpup describes a plyometric movement in which a person propels themselves from a standing position onto an elevated surface such as a box or platform. This exercise builds explosive leg power, improves vertical jumping ability, and is commonly incorporated into plyometric or CrossFit-style workouts. Variations include box jumps, step-ups, and weighted jump sequences, performed with attention to technique and safety.

Beyond music and sport, Jump Up is also used as a branding element or product name by various organizations, events, and digital services. Because the term is generic, its exact meaning depends on the context in which it appears. See also related terms such as jump and up for broader usage.