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Your team takes the lead

Run your own
competition.

Your pool knows its people. That can become a fun competition of your own: around five hours, a shared framework and your team in charge.

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Another view of the judges with scorecards and the spectators by the water, 2005.
Judges, spectators, outdoor pool · 2005 · SPLASHDIVING International original archive

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The place first. Then the programme.

Establish the facility, approved heights, target group, capacity and a realistic date. A pool does not need every diving height. What matters is what can actually be approved under local conditions.

The operator, qualified supervision and rescue arrangements establish the responsible framework. The format does not replace that responsibility.

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Prepare together.

The Jump Chart and four scoring books form the starter package. Timetables, access and digital support must be expressly confirmed for your date.

Agree responsibilities, judging and communication beforehand. Around five hours describes a programme framework, not a guarantee regardless of participant numbers, breaks or weather.

Three judges holding red scorecards among the outdoor-pool crowd, 2005.
The scores come from the poolside · 2005 · SPLASHDIVING International original archive

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A good day needs clear roles.

You run the event. Together we establish which materials or separately offered services SPLASHDIVING International can provide.

Start with a specific enquiry about the pool and your plans. It leads to an agreed offer, not an automatic booking.

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