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 == Frog Kick == 

 Hi BanyanTree, 
 There is a difference between ""taking ownership"" of an article, and keeping it one one's watchlist. I claim no ownership of any article on Wikipedia, but do make a habit of trying to improve any diving articles. This includes requesting citations for claims which are outside my personal experience or for which I cannot find references myself. I challenged your unreferenced statement that once learned, the frog kick typically becomes the standard kick, because it conflicts with my experience, and I could not remember or find a reasonably reliable corroborating reference. If you can provide such, please feel welcome to cite it in the article, as it would be valuable knowledge to me as well as the rest of the world. If not, you may delete the challenged statement, but the rest of the article is not yours to revert without a valid reason, as the information added to Wikipedia is published under a free license and unexplained deletion or reversion of valid content may be viewed as vandalism, which I do not believe was your intention. There is no great rush, If you are aware of a reference but do not currently have access to it, leave a note on the talk page and maybe someone else will be able to get hold of a copy and provide the citation. Cheers, • • •   "