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Matt H
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when ever im doing dry statics i get dizzy for first few seconds of the breath hold then it goes away is this normal just a bit worried.:confused:
 
Hi, I think it can be caused by a little hyperventilation. Be carefull and try to breath better
IMHO

ciao
andrea
 
is this dangerous or not i dont free dive i speafish and i thought i would get more relpies on here so is it safe for me to be hyperventilating or not:confused: :confused: :confused:
 
For spearfishing it is not good to hyperventilate, definitely not until you feel dizzy!

It increases the risk of having a blackout or samba, because it delays the urge to breathe and therefore makes it easier to go over the limit.

Lucia
 
naiad said:
For spearfishing it is not good to hyperventilate, definitely not until you feel dizzy!

It increases the risk of having a blackout or samba, because it delays the urge to breathe and therefore makes it easier to go over the limit.

Lucia
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what would you recomend :hmm
 
I sometimes get dizzy from REALLY filling my lungs, and also from packing. I have no idea of the cause, but I'd hate to be starting down the line when it hits (or practicing packing while driving ; o).
Howard
 
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