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VIDEO: The 10-Meter World Death Diving Championships are a symphony of excruciating pain

Image via YouTube
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By Michael Hulse Posted Thu, Sep 6, 2018

Anyone that has ever jumped off a 10-meter platform into a pool knows that hitting the water at the wrong angle can be like jumping off a building onto a sidewalk. At the World Death Diving Championships, pain is actually the goal.

We have no clue how long a ‘death diver”s career lasts, but we’re guessing not long based on this video. First prize is a free trip to the ER and a Vicodin prescription. As Clubber Lang would say, the only safe prediction for this event is, “Paaaaaaaainnnnnn…”

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