. I like your sarcasm !With all this death and 'extreme consequences' it's a wonder I'm still alive.
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. I like your sarcasm !With all this death and 'extreme consequences' it's a wonder I'm still alive.
Thanks I get the greek crisis now, I was confused about it before, but I always understood about the land of the long white fluffy sheeps bum.. I like your sarcasm !
I think that the whole "meters thing" might complicate the competitions. There are divers who might be able to dive to 60-80 meters cwt easily and they haven't ever competed officially (if they are deep spearos or whatever)..what is going to happen with them..there are also divers who want to do conservative dives in their first comps just to take their first white card but their actuall capabilities are far more (for example + 10-15 meters). If a rule like the one that you recommended existed they should compete in 2-3 competitions in a season to perform their actual performance or they would be forced to start their first competition with a non-conservative dive. just some thoughts . P.s. I don't write so well in English so forgive any mistakes pleaseThe recent pb +3 m is just a suggestion, it could also be +5 or a percentage like + 10%.
Yes it will shift more importance to the training sessions, but I ask isn't that the goal, people being adapted to depth before a competition starts?
I remember Aharon Solomons complaining about the increasing numbers of BO and squeezes, saying that those could have been prevented with more depth training, and more time for depth adaptation.
I added changing the depth up to 45min before the first OT, to offer the diver a penalty less opportunity to reduce their announcement to reflect less then optimal in and exterior circumstances. If you feel somehow crap, or the wind, waves, current sucks you don't need to cancel that precious dive and not have any points at all, you just reduce your announcement and dive within your current ability.
I can remember competition days where I for sure would have lowered my announcement, instead of going for a long shot.
At the moment I do not think technology is good and reliable enough to consistently monitor divers at depth. It sounds expensive, not fun and not effective.
I think that the whole "meters thing" might complicate the competitions. There are divers who might be able to dive to 60-80 meters cwt easily and they haven't ever competed officially (if they are deep spearos or whatever)..what is going to happen with them..there are also divers who want to do conservative dives in their first comps just to take their first white card but their actual capabilities are far more (for example + 10-15 meters). If a rule like the one that you recommended existed they should compete in 2-3 competitions in a season to perform their actual performance or they would be forced to start their first competition with a non-conservative dive. just some thoughts . P.s. I don't write so well in English so forgive any mistakes please
Yes it will shift more importance to the training sessions, but I ask isn't that the goal, people being adapted to depth before a competition starts?
I remember Aharon Solomons complaining about the increasing numbers of BO and squeezes, saying that those could have been prevented with more depth training, and more time for depth adaptation.
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