I thought there would be much more higher dives available. <br><br>Near my place we are often going cliff diving from 14-16 meters. And it doesn’t really leave a strain on the body as described in the video (we are in our twenties so process that info with care),(reply>), @Antoine Trépanier Ek=0.5mv^2.  The faster you go, the more energy you have on impact. Think about braking distance when you're driving.<br><br>A 60kg person at 30km/h has just over 2000J of kinetic energy. <br>At 70km/h they would have over 11,300J! So hitting the water with nearly six times more force.,(reply>), I don't really know, but maybe perceived stress doesn't follow a linear curve, like there's not a big difference between a 20km/h and a 30 km/h impact, but there is between 60km/h and 70km/h.