Olympic diving is a competitive sport where athletes perform acrobatic jumps and twists from elevated platforms or springboards into a pool. Divers are judged on their technique, execution, and overall presentation, with scores awarded by a panel of judges. There are different events in Olympic diving, including individual and synchronized dives. In synchronized diving, two divers perform the same dive simultaneously, showcasing their coordination and timing. The sport requires strength, flexibility, and precision, making it a thrilling spectacle during the Olympic Games.