The Safety For Diving

I wanted to from information that found on a cite about diving board saftey regulations. At first i did not really think about the saftey of it all but now i see that it must be a certain depth for you to not crack your head open.  Now when i first started diving i was  not interested in the safety regulations, i was more interested on like what the actually dives were and what you are aloud to throw, or do you have to be on the board the day before a meet practicing.  I love diving and there are abunch of interesting things about it.  Also, in diving there are many saftey regulations that you need to know. My biggest question on the safety of it all though was how deep the water had to be. 
From this cite on eHow I found what the regulation on what the depth of the water had to be.  I think on my blog this is important to have sense my blog is all about diving.  I know this source is creditable because I see that it has other links that go off to other websites and that shows that this answer has variety.  It says to "Prevent diving injuries by installing your diving board over water that is at least 12 feet deep.
If you install your diving board over shallower water, you risk injuring yourself or others using your diving board" (eHow).  This quote is important because in diving you would not want to hurt yourself.  I thought this cite really helped me know how deep a pool must be with a diving baord.  If you have any infromation on height regulations for a board please post on my blog.
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Hello my name is Stephen and I go to a school near Pittsburgh.  My topic is learning more about the workouts and getting in shape for diving; what makes you the best and what’s the hardest dive. This topic is an interest for me because I just started the sport and I'm going to be in it for another 4-6 years. I started doing tricks and stuff like flips on a trampoline, not a board. When I first heard of the sport I thought I would be good at it because I can hit all the tricks we do there on a trampoline. What I'm going to mainly be talking about is what the workouts are for diving, and which of the five main dives is the hardest. Like I said I just started the sport and clearly don't know everything, but I'm going to learn and keep you updated and teach you what I learn.
Although I don’t know a lot I do know some, I'm a South Fayette diver that has gone three quarters of our season on the varsity team.  I can throw most of the flips like I said but I haven’t mastered ever single one yet, but I’m good for a first year diver. I already made it to wipials when it takes some people four years to do so, and sometimes they don’t even make it then. My goal in this sport is to make it to states two or three of the four years I’m going to be diving in high school and place good. States is the step after wipials that most people train for the hardest; it’s the biggest event in any sport. I hope you all enjoy my blog and learn more about the sport as I post and keep you updated.