Which locomotor skill involves a foot completing two tasks before transferring weight to the other foot?

The skill that involves a foot completing two tasks before transferring weight to the other foot is skipping. Skipping is a rhythmic locomotor skill that alternates steps with a hop. In this movement, one foot makes a step while the same side's opposite foot hops on the ground. The sequence consists of a step (placing the foot down) followed by a hop (pushing off the ground), thus completing two distinct actions before transferring the weight to the other foot. This unique combination of stepping and hopping distinguishes skipping from other locomotor skills, which may not involve the same rhythm or sequence of actions.