DIVING

Since he cannot fly as much as he would like, man can turn a dive into a masterpiece of flight that will define him as a free, persistent, and fearless being. Heights have always been a human need, and diving with elements of gymnastics and dance can be seen, apart from official competitions, at various elevations above all water surfaces.

Diving has been a standard Olympic discipline since 1904, and Dmitry Sautin, who has eight Olympic medals, is the greatest diver of all time.

At the European Aquatics Championships, Diving is a spectacular part of the program that always leaves the audience breathless. This discipline combines courage, technique, and grace. Competitors perform amazing acrobatics that evoke the admiration and enjoyment of the spectators.

Divers, precisely concentrated and focused on each step, climb onto high platforms and springboards from which they elegantly soar into the air, performing incredible twists and body movements before gracefully and powerfully diving into the water.

At the European Aquatics Championships in Belgrade, we will have the opportunity to cheer for 58 divers from 40 countries who will perform various types of diving, including diving, handstands, somersaults, and many other techniques that demonstrate their skill and bravery. Each dive will be evaluated based on difficulty and execution, with judges carefully observing every move, awarding points for technique, gracefulness, and the cleanliness of entry into the water.

Diving is an art that combines courage, technique, and beauty in a unique performance that is long remembered. At the European Aquatics Championships, competitors provide unforgettable excitement and inspiration, teaching us lessons on overcoming fear, defying gravity, pushing boundaries and experiences, and revealing new emotions. With each fantastic dive, divers become heroes, and their flight symbolizes beauty and endless human possibilities.