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Hi from Liverpool

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EddieP

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Hi,

I'm currently in liverpool studying medicine. I got into snorkeling / freediving this summer.

The actual act and the physiology interest me.

So far most of my stuff is static, but I'm hoping to do a course with a friend at the uni dive society at some point soon.

I can do 4 mins dry static and 50m dnf, but my dnf technique appears to be "illegal" so I need to modify it and try again.
 
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Hi Eddie, welcome to db.
On our site you can find the most upto date info on training methods, many post have been written by some of the worlds leading breath holders & free divers so - I guesse you found the right forum!
However there are some very strange folk around too - ask J LOL
 
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