High Diving
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In 1771, local warriors in Hawaii, dove from cliffs up to 120 feet high to impress the tribal women. 200 years later, a 13-year-old boy dove head first from 142 feet. They are the pioneers of high divingBy: Joseph Hussar in Swimming
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