High diving is a competitive sport where athletes perform acrobatic jumps from elevated platforms, typically ranging from 10 to 27 meters above the water. Divers execute various twists, flips, and turns before entering the water, aiming for a clean entry with minimal splash. Competitions are judged based on the difficulty of the dive and the diver's execution. Points are awarded for technique, form, and the overall presentation of the dive. Olympic Games feature high diving as a prominent event, showcasing the skills of elite divers from around the world.