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#16
June 8th, 2006
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LOL I get your point, but couldent help it, I had to.. No but, really a mixed would be a cool event.
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Re: Totally FREEdiving - no weights, no wetsuit, no fins...
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#17
June 13th, 2006
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it was -15m last point, i remember my eyes at surface 1-1.30 min burned when i return , i mean felt salt in my eyes, i opened my eyes all the time till deep , looking was buliring and deep was so cold , i felt it..no mask-no weight-no suit.. the trick is to use your two leg weights , and need to dive 90 degree,, that' s all and i can say taht ear equaliaztion more easy without mask, cos' mask makes vaucum effecet when diving and all the time need a very very little air blow from noise before send air to e-tube , but to see is imposible at deep i do it every year a few times, last year done -9m, this year i jumped -15m , Sory not -15 , -14.6m
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Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero! Last edited by SEDATE; June 13th, 2006 at 10:35.
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#18
June 14th, 2006
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i do all my dynamic training with no mask on, it does burn the eyes, but for the first 30 mins or so, i can get along pretty good.. just hate the water in the nose !
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#19
June 14th, 2006
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To my knowledge the record for natural apnea (no suit, no mask, no fins), is -80m by Sebastien Murat using the FRC method which doesn't require weights.
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#20
June 14th, 2006
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meanwhile, i find out it is the best way full clean up all sinuses ..dive to -4m (no mask)and stay there 30 sec, do it 3-4 times will you take off to out... 
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#21
June 15th, 2006
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Come again, the FRC method? (I'm a bit behind in the lingo.) 80 meters!!! Did the brother go 'unashamed'? Chris Engelbrecht, Copenhagen'
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Chris Engelbrecht, Scania To men ára tosouto deloi, hóti he mése héxis en pasin epaineté Apoklínein de dei hoté men epí ten hyperbolén, hoté d’epí ten élleipsin Hoúto gar hraista tou mésou kai tou eu teuxómetha So much, then, is plain, that the Mean State is in all things to be praised But that we must incline sometimes towards the excess sometimes towards the deficiency Thus we shall most easily reach the Mean and the Good Aristotle, Nikomachean Ethics Book two, chapter nine
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#22
June 16th, 2006
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FRC = Diving with less air in your lungs. You take a breath and relax, what air stays in the lungs you dive with.
Not only does it give you a better diveresponse - you also sink without weights and therefore you just have to swim on your way up. Sebastian Murat is the master of FRC, his courses are really really interesting. I never attended to one myself but i certainly will!
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#23
June 16th, 2006
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and yeah. after reading this post i got inspired and did unbelievable 3.3 meters. that was in a lake, 20 degrees on surface and 11 degrees 2 meters down... also it was pitch black and i´ve never been diving there before so i was a little scared. i will try next time in my homelake. ^^
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