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Breathless Charm
- Thread starter Timo123
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Thread Status: Hello
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I dont now I did not found the right translation so.
When you are diving and you THINK that you HAVE TO BREATH do you know what I mean?
That is the co2 building up, making you feel the need to breathe.
I got the feeling you have not got the basics of freediving down just yet. Have you done a freedining class? That could be real valuable to you to get the basics down and to understand the physics behing it all and to understand what is happening in your body as you dive, as well as basic freedive safety. Very neccesary!
My best advice is, find a freediving class near you and attend it!
You can start build up your knowledge by reading some of this: https://www.deeperblue.com/breathing-for-freediving/
I got the feeling you have not got the basics of freediving down just yet. Have you done a freedining class? That could be real valuable to you to get the basics down and to understand the physics behing it all and to understand what is happening in your body as you dive, as well as basic freedive safety. Very neccesary!
My best advice is, find a freediving class near you and attend it! You can start build up your knowledge by reading some of this: https://www.deeperblue.com/breathing-for-freediving/
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