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F3F scooter races on nightline

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ImmersionFD

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When PFI had the F3F scooter races they sent down a reporter to cover the event. The story aired on Nightline last night.

Of course freediving was referred to as dangerous probably 10 times, but hey its the media.

You can see segment right here. 'Human Torpedoes' Race Underwater | Video - ABC News. Go silver team!

We are called human torpedoes.

If you haven't seen them the official videos from the F3F competition you can see them under my media section of my website.

Media | Immersion Freediving | Immersion Freediving

It will be interesting to see where this goes next. There is talk of another race in key west in coming months.
 
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