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2024/8/18 -The most common risks freedivers face are ear, lung, and sinus barotrauma and hypoxia-related conditions such as LMC and blackout.

2024/9/4 -Freediving “safeties” are divers trained to rescue athletes in high-stakes competitions, who do so while also holding their breath.

2024/8/4 -Freediving triggers the mammalian dive response, which conserves oxygen by slowing the heart rate (bradycardia) and restricting blood flow to the limbs ( ...

2024/7/18 -I really really enjoy free diving, I swam a lot as a kid so I am super comfortable underwater, have great lung capacity, managed to Frenzel and paddle down the ...

2024/9/10 -Ever wanted to learn how to hold your breath longer? In this post I breakdown how I went from being able to hold my breath for 1:30 to 3 minutes in one day!

2024/7/24 -Dahab Freedivers put together a five-day programme where a diverse group of students could freedive together to have fun and explore the sea.

3日前 -The meaning of FREE DIVING is the sport of diving and swimming beneath the surface of water especially to considerable depth without a portable breathing ...

2024/7/30 -Competitive freediving is done on buoy with a line hanging from it. Dive computer is easy way to accurately know the depth. With experience you'll just start ...