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August 9th, 2002
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How is age a factor in freediving. The metabolism of the body becomes lower with age which should be a positive factor for us reaching the upper 30's and beyond. However the body also becomes more senitive to stress with age. Any views/experience on this?
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August 9th, 2002
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That sounds great! (36)
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August 9th, 2002
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The senior expert on these forums is Bill, who at 62 is still getting new pb's. I'm 42 and all of my pb's have been in the past two months and I'm certainly looking towards breaking them many times over.
Scott
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August 9th, 2002
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Aloha Gang
Getting old sucks. Only when you look at the other choice is it even acceptable. The US government took my licence off me when I turned 60 and banished me to this far corner of the planet. Nothing left in life but ride my bicycle, take care of the parrot, fish, ham radio, try to keep a woman happy and dive. A toast to arteries, the only part of the body that gets firmer with age. Last week, I did a comfortable seven minute dry static but, when I did 7:05 on Monday it really hurt. Guess I'm a little older. Bill
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