Dutch diver takes a "crazy" plunge into a cruise ship pool - Videos

A champion diver from the Netherlands took a “death dive” in a cruise ship pool.

Her name is Ginni van Katwijk, she has participated in many international competitions with the Netherlands and has successfully dived in the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series.

She is 38 years old and her American husband does exactly the same… job.

Ginni for the first time “risked” diving in a pool on a cruise ship she was travelling on and as she said what made it difficult for her was not the height but the slope of the pool.

She jumped without stress and did great.

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