TEN Things That Require ZERO Talent
Here are 10 Things That Require ZERO Talent, and that make up every successful athlete!!!!
Wrenches Needed for Duraflex Equipment Installation and Repair
Torque Wrench with 15/16 Inch (24mm) Socket and 18 Inch (47cm) Long Handle (For putting correct amount of torque on diving board carriage bolts (110 ft/lbs. = 149 Newton/Meters)
WRENCH SIZE WORKS ON THESE DURAFLEX PARTS
15/16 Inch (24mm) SF108 / SF122 / SF127 / SF129
9/16 Inch (14mm) 528 / SF162 / SF104 / SF105 / SF106
½ Inch (13mm) 526 / 529 / SF117 / SF118 / SF119 / SF152
3/8 Inch (10mm) 533 (Suggest 6-sided wrench)
IN ADDITION, WE SUGGEST YOU HAVE THE FOLLOWING:
Small Can of 3 in 1 Oil (For Hinges)
Grease Gun with Grease (for Greasing Fulcrum)
De-Greaser Spray and Rags (for cleaning slide tracks BEFORE applying new grease and also can be used to clean off the black stuff that always seems to run down the side of your fulcrum box).
Duraflex Spare Parts — Emergency Kit
What would be a good supply of Duraflex parts to keep on hand at my pool, depending on how many boards you have here is list of items to keep your facility in tip top shape.
Diving Program Tool Box and Accessories
Every coach - or at least every diving program) should keep some basic diving supplies together so that when needed, they can be easily accessed.
Cleaning Your Twisting Belt
Legendary diving coach Dick Kimball shares his tips for keeping your twisting belt spinning freely and easily.
What Is That Noise?
What is that loud noise coming from the diving board when being bounced? In most cases, this is due to one of two problem areas: the fulcrum or the hinge.
Administering Your Diving Team
Many diving coaches love to coach but do not like the administrative duties that are required to run a successful diving team - but make no mistake, they are important!
The Perfect Diver
It has been said that the "perfect" diver is an orphan with a trust fund! This tongue in cheek joke makes reference to a diver who does not have a multitude of outside influences. Here are a few Perfect diver qualities.
Alaska’s Only Outdoor Diving Board
It might not be the be the best place to hold your college diving team training trip, but if you are looking for a beautiful place to get-a-way for rest and relaxation (and a little "chilly" springboard diving) why not check out "Quiet Place" -- in Halibut Cove, Alaska.
The only way to get here is by boat or float plane. Your hosts are Harmon and Pauli Hall and Family. Their two sons (Garrett and Ian) were divers at Homer High School and their dad (Harmon) who was also the high school diving coach decided they needed a diving board on which to practice during the summer months when they live in Halibut Cove so Harmon installed a Duraflex "Short Stand" with a 16' Modified Maxiflex Model "B" Cheeseboard so his sons could get some board time.
Water depth beneath the diving board varies from 15 feet to 40 feet deep (depending on the tidal pool). Oh yeah -- one more thing -- the water temperature is "balmy"45 - 50 degrees in the summer.
Wetsuits available for those who dare and if you do make it up there -- tell them Steve and Stan said hello!
Visit http://www.quietplace.com/.
