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Old January 27th, 2006
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Re: New WR for pure O2 static

Here in Vancouver several of us were theorizing how training on 100% O2 could improve your normal O2 static. The idea is that with 100% O2 you can tolerate a FAR higher CO2 level, much as occurs during a deep water 'hang.' As such your CO2 tolerance increases dramatically by doing this sort of static.
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