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AIDA DEPTH WC 2009 in the Bahamas.
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Regarding squeeze.
Fingeroximeter checks the color of your blood. Blood is obviously there - so no vasocontriction.
I definitly believe this is Squeeze = pulmonary oedema.
I have watched / been part of Johans studies, Erikas studies and now measuring myself together with Fitzclarc.
Low O2 goes together with fatigue, heavy breathing (long after), inability to labour without risking dizzines, and in some severe cases gurgling sounds. It is not I believe trachea squeeze, has nothing to do with O2 values.
Yes squeeze is common, and I believe it has always been, but now we admit it and talk about it.
We will check this against contractions, packing, warm-up, depth, dive time.
If one diver comes up from 100 and shows 96 8after a minute) and not the other diver - obviously the respiratory system is not functioning properly.
It seems to have no relationship to depth.
I know what does squeeze in me. I dont know if it applies to others.
One question I am having right now is if a squeeze on the way down could impair oxygen uptake already during the dive and cause a BO.
The relationship BO and squeeze has to be checked.
Sebastian
Fingeroximeter checks the color of your blood. Blood is obviously there - so no vasocontriction.
I definitly believe this is Squeeze = pulmonary oedema.
I have watched / been part of Johans studies, Erikas studies and now measuring myself together with Fitzclarc.
Low O2 goes together with fatigue, heavy breathing (long after), inability to labour without risking dizzines, and in some severe cases gurgling sounds. It is not I believe trachea squeeze, has nothing to do with O2 values.
Yes squeeze is common, and I believe it has always been, but now we admit it and talk about it.
We will check this against contractions, packing, warm-up, depth, dive time.
If one diver comes up from 100 and shows 96 8after a minute) and not the other diver - obviously the respiratory system is not functioning properly.
It seems to have no relationship to depth.
I know what does squeeze in me. I dont know if it applies to others.
One question I am having right now is if a squeeze on the way down could impair oxygen uptake already during the dive and cause a BO.
The relationship BO and squeeze has to be checked.
Sebastian
National records in the extra NR comp today.
Junko Kitahama Japan cnf 50
Antero Jokki Finland cnf 66
Mads Isberg denmark fim 67
klara Hansson sweden fim 70
Misuzu Hirai Japan cwt 71
Sebastian Naslund sweden fim 83
Per Westin sweden cwt 86
Ryozo Shinomyia Japan CWT 107
Judges: Henning Larsen, DeeDe Flores, Ben Weiss, Rob King
Platform coordinator:Filip Shagatay
Extra: Anders Larsson
Safeties: Sören, Phil, Matt e t c
Doctor: John FitzClark, Johan Dahlstrom
Photo1: The bottomplate
Photo 2: The right hand of the right hand to the organizer. Filip son of apnea scientist Erika Shagatay.
Photo 3: Jure after NLT 101
Junko Kitahama Japan cnf 50
Antero Jokki Finland cnf 66
Mads Isberg denmark fim 67
klara Hansson sweden fim 70
Misuzu Hirai Japan cwt 71
Sebastian Naslund sweden fim 83
Per Westin sweden cwt 86
Ryozo Shinomyia Japan CWT 107
Judges: Henning Larsen, DeeDe Flores, Ben Weiss, Rob King
Platform coordinator:Filip Shagatay
Extra: Anders Larsson
Safeties: Sören, Phil, Matt e t c
Doctor: John FitzClark, Johan Dahlstrom
Photo1: The bottomplate
Photo 2: The right hand of the right hand to the organizer. Filip son of apnea scientist Erika Shagatay.
Photo 3: Jure after NLT 101
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another Sara Campbell post about constant no fins. Great story CNF Heats Women & Men ? By Sara Campbell | Shark Freediving
For all articles related to this competition on Shark Freediving go to Dwc2009 | Shark Freediving
For all articles related to this competition on Shark Freediving go to Dwc2009 | Shark Freediving
au naturel!
I remember Peter P did - was it? - 34m. But he did it with a mask.
This is how it should be.
I remember Peter P did - was it? - 34m. But he did it with a mask.
This is how it should be.