Diving from 27 metres for men and 21 for women — roughly three times Olympic platform height. Eight tools take you from confused to the sharpest eye in the room.
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Diving from 27 metres for men and 21 for women — roughly three times Olympic platform height — entering the water feet first at about 85 km/h. There is no second chance and no margin at all.
Competitors come mostly from the Olympic diving and gymnastics worlds — the United States, Britain, Romania, Australia, Mexico, Colombia and the Czech Republic.
Almost nobody starts here. Divers move across from pool diving in their twenties, and the physical toll means careers are shorter than in pool disciplines.
Britain, the United States, Romania, Mexico and Australia have produced most World Series champions.
Watch this one. If the height still calls you, 10m platform diving at a proper club is the coached version.
The takeoff · A somersault / twist · The position · The feet-first entry · Nerve (the height)
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