Physiological Research in Boston oct.2005

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Physiological Research in Boston oct.2005

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March 12th, 2006

juka

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Physiological Research in Boston oct.2005

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http://www.avex.cz/martin_stepanek/n...d=119&lang=ENG
does anyone know what they've found out?
two best freedivers in the world with a couple of top specialists...sounds like moving borders of human knowledge a little further
thanx
jk

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