When we were watching the diving competition, the athletes didn't change clothes or wipe the water on their bodies the first time after the competition, but quickly ran to another pool to take a bath. Didn't they already touch the water when diving? Why take a shower? Is it for cleaning? Actually, it's not. Let me answer this question from the following aspects: First, I want to relax myself. Even though they have made full preparations before the competition, they are still very nervous when diving. After diving, their brains are inevitably inattentive and in an unconscious state. Therefore, they can relax physically and mentally by taking a bath and prepare for the next diving. Even if there is no competition, they will let themselves empty in the water and make their bodies feel very comfortable.
then, let your body be in a competitive state. Due to physiological or psychological factors, the falling state of diving will put a lot of pressure on your muscles, which will make your body cramp, which will directly affect the next game. The temperature of the shower pool is higher than that of the swimming pool. Soaking your body completely in the water will relieve your muscles, achieve the effect of massage and relaxation, maintain your body temperature, and always keep your body in the best competitive state. The next competition is very important.
Finally, I think about the health of athletes. In the large-scale competitions we have seen, the water quality in the pool has been treated by special means. Because it is necessary to ensure the bacterial count and transparency of the water, it is necessary to sterilize and decontaminate it. If the athletes stay in it for a long time, these residual chemicals will bring great harm to their health. Therefore, the athletes go to another pool to get rid of the unclean things on themselves.
It's really not easy for divers. Not only do they have to face the impact of water, which will cause eye damage, but they also jump around in the swimming pool with sterilized water for a long time. For a long time, their bodies really can't bear it. It's really not easy for them. Here, I pay tribute to every diver!