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High diving

High diving is the act of diving into water from relatively great heights. High diving can be performed as an adventure sport (as with cliff diving), as a performance stunt (as with many records attempts), or competitively during sporting events.

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World record high dives

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High diving

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Edges39
Triples69
Avg. degree1.95
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High diving

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related to Further reading · 28
High diving → Ammann, August, Birkhäuser, Breathtaking, CNN, Contains, Crouse, Crowd-Pleasing Sport, Deischl, Eisenmann, Floegl, Hirsch, ISBN, July, Karen, Klein, Lande, Mahrenholtz, Mercier, Natke
related to Events · 11
High diving → Both, Copenhagen Opera House, Diving World Series, Efforts, France, High Diving World Championships, Olympic, Paris, Participants, Summer Olympics, The Red Bull Cliff
related to Pool diving · 10
High diving → Austria, China, Dives, In, The, Training Center, Until, Zhaoqing, Zhaoqing Sports Center, Zhaoqing Yingxiong High Diving
see also · 6
High diving → Bull Cliff Diving World, CupLa Quebrada Cliff DiversList, FINA High Diving World, Series, Sports, World Aquatics Championships
related to External links · 4
High diving → CupOfficial, FINA High Diving World, Official, World High Diving Federation
related to Olympic events · 4
High diving → Diving, Men's, Summer Olympics, Women's
related to Health implications · 2
High diving → Some, To
is a · 1
High diving → act of diving into water from relatively great heights

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High divingis aact of diving into water from relatively great heights0.90text
five somersault dives can thrillinstance ofDives0.80text
but some competitors prefer to perform simpler dives.Outdoor divingSome outdoor diving involves launching from significant heightsinstance ofDives0.80text
but some competitors prefer to perform simpler divesinstance ofDives0.80text
High divingrelated to EventsBoth0.60section
High divingrelated to EventsHigh Diving World Championships0.60section
High divingrelated to EventsThe Red Bull Cliff0.60section
High divingrelated to EventsDiving World Series0.60section
High divingrelated to EventsParticipants0.60section
High divingrelated to EventsCopenhagen Opera House0.60section
High divingrelated to EventsEfforts0.60section
High divingrelated to EventsOlympic0.60section

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