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MissionTo
foster qualities such as: self comfidence, Perseverance, physical and
mental strength, and a sense of self worth in our divers so they will be
more prepared to deal with the world around us.
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Developmentsal Team High School Development Open to divers who are in 7th to 12th grades. Designed to improve divers for their high school competitive season. Swingers Team Designed for the continuing athlete who wants to improve their skills beyond the Developmental and High School Teams, without the yearly commitment of the Competitive or Prep. Teams. Competitive Prep. Team Emphasis is put on preparing the athletes for competition. Designed for divers who are interested in competing at the Junior Olympic level. Competitive Team Upon completion of the skills designated in the competitive Prep. Team, divers may be invited to this level of the program. Divers on this team will be given the option to travel extensively. The emphasis at this level is on developing athletes for elite competition. Masters
Open to divers over 24 years of age. Intended for the more mature athlete who is interested in advancing their diving skills. No prior experience is necessary. |
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Travel Once athletes reach the competitive level they will be given the opportunity to travel to meets. This provides the chance for athletes to experience the benefits of travel and to broden their perspectives by seeing different portions of the country. This year MHDC will travel from coast to coast, including the chance to visit our natioin's capital, Washington DC.
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About the
Sport of Diving
Springboard Diving is primarily and aerial sport using the water as
a landing surface. Flipping and twisting are teh major parts of the
sport. As with any acrobatic sport, the more time spent in the air
the better. Diving utilizes many different kinds of equipment,
ranging from the trampoline to the ten-meter platform. Using this
equipment, divers are taught to gracefully fly through the air, sometimes
flipping or twisting as many as three and a half times, and then vanish,
like magicians, as they enter the water.
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