Diving is a sport jumping or falling into water from a platform or stepping stone, sometimes while doing acrobatics. Diving is an internationally recognized sport that is part of the Olympics. In addition, diving is not structured and non-competitive recreational hobbies. Diving is one of the most popular Olympic sports with spectators. Competitors have a lot of the same characteristics as gymnasts and dancers, including strength, flexibility, kinaesthetic assessment and air consciousness.
China came to prominence several decades ago when the sport this is a revolution by national coach Liang Boxi and after intensive study of the dominant Louganis. China has lost few world titles since. The success of Greg Louganis led U.S. forces in the international diving. Others noted the country in this sport, including Italy, Australia and Canada.
Most diving competitions consist of three disciplines: 1m and 3m springboards and platforms. Competitive athletes are divided by gender, and often by age group. In platform events, competitors are allowed to do their dives at both 5-7 and a half or ten meter towers. In major diving meets, including the Olympics and World Championships, platform diving from a height of 10 meters.
Divers must perform a number of sets of dives in accordance with specified requirements, including somersaults and twists. Divers judged on whether and how well they completed all aspects of diving, compliance withtheir bodies with the requirements of diving, and the amount of splash created by their entry into the water. Scores of ten can be broken down into three points to take-off, three for the flight, and three to go, with one more available to give judges flexibility.
The default value is multiplied by the difficulty factor, derived from the number and combination of movements attempted. Divers with the highest total score after the dive sequence is declared the winner.