Synchronised diving is a competitive aquatic sport where two divers perform coordinated dives from a platform or springboard. The goal is to execute their dives in perfect harmony, showcasing their skills in timing, technique, and aesthetics. Judges score the performance based on factors such as synchronization, difficulty, and execution. In synchronised diving, teams typically consist of pairs, often comprising male and female divers. Events are held at various levels, including the Olympic Games and FINA World Championships. Divers train extensively to achieve precision and fluidity, making it a visually captivating and challenging discipline.