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November 18th, 2002
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Hi,
I just want to let you know that yesterday (2002-11-16) Herbert Nitsch set a new world record in dynamic apnea with fins. He achieved a distance of 183m in 2'01'' during the 5th German Night Apnea (open competition in Berlin, Germany). That is 2m more than his old record. The record has not yet been officially recognized because Herbert still has to pass a doping test. So right now it's still unofficial. Herbert won the competition with: 6'20'' static 183m dynamic 15'25'' 16x50m I made 2nd place with: 6'17'' static 155m dynamic 15'29'' 16x50m 3rd place went to Peter Peterson from Denmark: 5'03'' static 165m dynamic 13'58'' 16x50m 4th place went to Stig Severinson from Denmark: 6'11'' static 164m dynamic 17'??'' 16x50m Official results will be released soon on the homepage of AIDA-Germany (www.aida-deutschland.de). -Dominique Ventzke (MaxDream) 
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November 18th, 2002
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Congratulations to both of you. Very Impressive
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#7
November 18th, 2002
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Second to Herbert is almost like being the first.
say, what are those figures -15'25'' 16x50m mean? Did you and Herbert use bi-fins or a mono? were both allowd?
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Congrats Max.
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#9
November 18th, 2002
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I think the scoring used for 16x50m is 50 points for 20'. Then they use some kind of math formular to calculate the points for the results less than 20' and more than 20'.
Here is a link to the results from last year's competition (4th German Night of Apnea): http://www.aida-deutschland.de/wettk...1/ber1101e.htm There you can compare the resulting times with the resulting points. Maybe you can figure out the math formular this way. The fastest in a competition I've heard was Jens Berger last year with 13'36''. I know that Jean-Michel Pradon is very fast, too. Who has done it in about 13'00''? -maxdream
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#10
November 18th, 2002
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To answer the question of DeepThought:
All of the mentioned top 4 athletes used a monofin. But there were also a few athletes who used bifins, thus both were allowed. -maxdream
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#11
November 18th, 2002
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800 meter of dynamics in 13 mins??
Not baaaad.  hmmm I guess that you can breath in between the laps as much as you like? otherwise it sounds even more superhuman...
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#12
November 18th, 2002
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yes, you can breath as much as you like between the laps but the time keeps on running so actually you breath just as much as you need to recover to do another 50m.
good divers take a rythm of 60'' or less per lap. it's definitly no fun if you try to do it as fast as you can but it's good training. -maxdream
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#13
November 20th, 2002
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Congratulations Max and Herbert !!!!
Very impressive performances........
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#15
November 22nd, 2002
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Congratulations, I am stunned with your result
I am diving for 2 and a half years now, relativly recreationaly. Anyway i am in the pool 3 times a week, following my own training program. My PB s are: 75 m no fin dynamic 110 m bi fin dynamic 04:55 wet apnea I never used a mono fin, and i wonder how much length could i get with good technique using a mono fin? And i was wandering if you could share with me or us on the deeperblue forums some facts about your training program, if that is not classified, of course  Thank you very much! Mario
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