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Answer Wiki. As John suggests, divers that ascend too quickly can get an air embolism. Bends (decompression sickness) is slightly different and requires a diver to have been at some depth breathing a nitrogen mixture for some time. You can get an embolism even if you havenât been down long enough to need decompression stops.
4. Strength. In diving itâs more about quality than hypertrophy. A dive from 90 feet, our standard competition height, goes from zero-to-60 mph in only three seconds, and the deceleration force is even greater, going from 60-to-zero in only one second and about 13 feet of water.. Speed. With only three seconds of flight time, itâs imperative for divers to be fast in order to complete all of their rotations before hitting the water. Speed is worked on in the gym by training explosive muscle techniques, sprints and stair workouts.