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back dive

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back dive

A dive in which the diver, standing on the end of the board or platform with the back to the water, leaps up and rotates backward.

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When one of the acrobats does a back dive into the bowl - which is perhaps 3 feet deep at its lowest spot in the curve - you have to hold your breath.

CIRQUE AND SEX EROTICA OF `ZUMANITY' SMOLDERS AT VEGAS' NEW YORK-NEW ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

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