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International Freediving Challenge - New Zealand Feb 10

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bubbleless

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Hi All

AIDA New Zealand is hosting a competition in Lake Taupo, New Zealand between the 12th and 14th of February, covering STA, DYN, DNF, FIM, CWT and CNF.

The event also includes the NZ national Champs and will carry both World Ranking and World Record Status.

All divers of any nationality and ability are welcome, so head on down here and find out what us kiwis eat before entering the pool, is it Marmite....Weetbix...or some other secret weapon!

Entries close 29th January 2010

More information can be found on the AIDA NZ website
 
Reactions: island_sands
Well it is the largest lake in the southern hemisphere, so its not that your country is small, just that our lake is a little on the large side!!!
 
bubbleless said:
Well it is the largest lake in the southern hemisphere, so its not that your country is small, just that our lake is a little on the large side!!!
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Thanks for the posting bubbleless, its up in the news!
 
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