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July Session

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Simon_Reid

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Hi All,

After me deciding the themes of the Tribe sessions so far, I thought it only fair if each of you coming to the July 2nd session could tell me what you would like out of it.

To give you some reminders of what we've covered so far:

Dynamic apnea
Static apnea
Duck dive drills
Constant weight rescue drills
Static rescue drills
Dynamic tables
Static tables
Kit review
General Freediving talk
Toypedo training
Extracts from freediving DVDs
Tips and techniques

Anything else you would like to include in the session, just ask.

The pool is splendidly warm now and thermal protection was not needed for the June session.

Regards

Simon.
 
Hi Simon,

I have just had a brilliant weekend freediving at Chepstow, where the guys freaked me out by putting us all through a competition-style set up on Sunday, including announcing your depth, official count downs etc. Scary! Since I enjoyed myself so much, I decided to take a break and head out to Dahab for two weeks, to train for the Double Dip.

That means I'll be missing the lovely warm Streatham pool this month! I'll be thinking of you all :).

Any other tribe members who would like to join me and others in the double dip competition (all about just having some fun, really), there is a thread in the salt free area of the forum.

See you in August!

Anna
 
will be back next week. . . happy to do some dynamic training but guess will depend on how many of us are in the pool. . .
 
As boring as it might seem to others, I find the static tables very de-stressing and relaxing. So if there is agreement, I would like some of that, along with dynamic tables and perhaps a max attempt.

Toypedo - but of course! Put it in the bag now, Simon!;)

As you will not be there Anna ... wot's dubble dippin?:confused: Ah, re-reading your post I see the direction to the salt-free thread ... which is where I'm off to.
 
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Ok, that's fine. Dynamic and static tables it is then and I have found the Toypedo for a bit of rough and tumble in the last half hour. It was lurking at the bottom of a dive crate.

I'll be there from 7:30

Simon.
 
Topic Suggestion.

Simon:

I'm going to bring my Suunto. Perhaps you could use it to demo the features of interest when free diving? I've read the instruction book a few times but still get the options mixed up when actually diving.

Thanks,

Tony
 
Tonight guys, by popular request we will be doing some dynamic tables, static tables (with maybe a PB from James - no pressure mate)

We shall be starting off with a mask briefing and a demo of the wonderful Suunto D3 and Stinger. I may even bring along my fluid goggles for you to try, Bizarre and some say, scary!

The Toypedo is loaded and ready for a fitness blast at the end of the pool session before we jump in the sauna.

See you later!

Simon.
 
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