does any one have some good training tipps for pool training ,maybe a good site or a clipp?
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
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Any training tipps?
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For dynamic there is lots of good clips on you tube - do a search and you'll soon sort the wheat from the chaff. Also searching on the DB forum is good - use advanced search function above - there is loads here.
Umberto's book 'The Manual of Freediving' while starting to show its age in some areas, is an absolute must as most is still relevant and for a beginner is worth its weight in gold.
Finally nothing can beat learning from other people - join a club or go on a course, and remember never to dive alone!
Umberto's book 'The Manual of Freediving' while starting to show its age in some areas, is an absolute must as most is still relevant and for a beginner is worth its weight in gold.
Finally nothing can beat learning from other people - join a club or go on a course, and remember never to dive alone!
Also, if you're doing breath hold work in a pool, never _train_ alone. That would be my #1 pool training tip.... Another good reason to join a club, find some people to train with.
Hawkeye Parker