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Diving is a sport where athletes jump or fall into water from an elevated platform or springboard, performing acrobatic movements during their descent. It matters as a competitive Olympic sport that showcases athleticism, precision, and artistry through the combination of height, technique, and controlled entry into the water.
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Simhopp är en gren inom simning där utövaren hoppar från en viss höjd, utför olika rörelser i luften och landar i vatten. Simhopp delas upp i svikthopp och höga hopp. I svikthopp sker hoppet från en svikt och i höga hopp från plattformskanten.
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