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The sport of diving has been a top-flight discipline across Canada and around the world for decades.

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PHOTO BY JEFFREY BENTO-CARRIER

Cliff McLeod of Woodstock will be guiding local athletes this month at a two-week diving camp at the Carleton Civic Centre's pool.

PHOTO BY JEFFREY BENTO-CARRIER

McLeod is seen here on Tuesday teaching Claire Dunlop, 9, of Woodstock proper techniques in relation to diving.

PHOTO BY JEFFREY BENTO-CARRIER

Edward Steeves, 9, of Bath is one of several local youngsters who came out on Tuesday for the first day of a diving camp hosted by the Woodstock Recreation Department.

PHOTO BY JEFFREY BENTO-CARRIER

Safety and technique are two components of a great dive. Coach Cliff McLeod of Woodstock will be stressing those points this months as a guest instructor for a two-week diving camp in Woodstock at the Carleton Civic Centre's pool. The sessions will wrap up on Aug. 15.

PHOTO BY JEFFREY BENTO-CARRIER

Edward Steeves, 9, of Bath is one of several local youngsters who came out on Tuesday for the first day of a diving camp hosted by the Woodstock Recreation Department.

On Tuesday, young athletes from the region began the first day of a two-week camp in the sport, hosted by the Woodstock Recreation Department at the Carleton Civic Centre's pool.

The event is open for those of the 8 to 12 age group.

Instructor Cliff McLeod of Woodstock will be guiding the youngsters until Friday, Aug. 15.

Those wishing more information on the two-week camp may call the Woodstock Recreation Department.