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my condolences to his family, what a tragic loss.
Chilean online front page coverage: Emol.com - Poseedor del récord mundial de inmersión murió en entrenamiento
Chilean online front page coverage: Emol.com - Poseedor del récord mundial de inmersión murió en entrenamiento
A very sad day.
Maybe I'm to early asking but I kind of expect a huge media coverage and a big chill effect on the sport, the next 'Audry' moment.
Would stoping acknowledgeing furter No-limits records be helpfull?
In VW one at least takes into account the selfpropelled journey to the surfice.
I wonder what exactly happend down there.
To everyone my condolences,
Thank you Loic for all you've done, I whished I would have met you in life.
Love, Peace and water,
Kars
Maybe I'm to early asking but I kind of expect a huge media coverage and a big chill effect on the sport, the next 'Audry' moment.
Would stoping acknowledgeing furter No-limits records be helpfull?
In VW one at least takes into account the selfpropelled journey to the surfice.
I wonder what exactly happend down there.
To everyone my condolences,
Thank you Loic for all you've done, I whished I would have met you in life.
Love, Peace and water,
Kars
Really terrible news... It is my personal opinion that maybe the freediving world reached the point of no return when it comes to no-limits... having 2 of the best freedivers in the world have incidents while training, with completely different equipment and regime is just too much of a coincidence to me.
Even Herbert didn't come out unscathed from his record attempt, he got a broken eardrum... nothing has come out perfectly in no limits since a while back... I really really hope the next freediver who tries no limits again will stop and think about what has happened so far.
Even Herbert didn't come out unscathed from his record attempt, he got a broken eardrum... nothing has come out perfectly in no limits since a while back... I really really hope the next freediver who tries no limits again will stop and think about what has happened so far.
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