DIVING POSITION is a term used to describe the body position of a diver when they enter the water. The two most common diving positions are PIKE and TUCK. PIKE is a position where the diver's body is bent at the waist, with their arms extended in front of them and their legs straight behind them. TUCK is a position where the diver's body is bent at the waist and knees, with their arms tucked close to their body and their legs tucked up close to their chest. Both positions are used to create a streamlined shape that allows the diver to enter the water with minimal splash and maximum speed.