The 10-meter platform is a high diving platform used in competitive diving events. It stands 10 meters above the water surface, providing divers with a significant height to perform various aerial maneuvers before entering the water. This platform is typically made of reinforced materials to ensure safety and stability during dives. Divers on the 10-meter platform must demonstrate skill and precision, executing flips, twists, and other complex movements. Competitions often involve judges scoring the dives based on technique, difficulty, and entry into the water. The 10-meter platform is a key feature in events like the Olympics and FINA World Championships.